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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
4
An old remedy claim touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil to cleanse kidneys and organs, claiming life extension and renewed strength. It promotes odorless capsules, dosage as a pill with water, and refunds if ineffective, urging readers to ask for the original imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
Olive Thomas debuts as a demure Quaker in Pru dence on Broadway with a strong comic turn and a notable supporting cast. Elsie Ferguson stars in The Song of Songs as Lily Kartlos, a penniless woman facing temptation and injustice.
In this town a son was born to Mr and Mrs Delwyn P Crowley on Sept 29 and a son to Mr and Mrs George M Cady in Philadelphia on Sept 26. Grandmother and grandfather are listed as Mr and Mrs William Gardiner.
Eliza Whitney Howe daughter of Wallis Eastburn Howe married William Scott Keith son of Charles H. Keith of Greenfield Massachusetts at St Michael's Church. Ceremony conducted by Rt Rev James DeWolf etry Jr with assistants Very A C Larned and Rev A B Howard.
In this town on Sept 29 Adam Faulkner aged 81 or 82. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Malasky died Sept 29 1919 aged 15 months. Mrs Annie Fyans Hunt died suddenly Sept 28 in her 81st year. Leda J Thompson formerly of North Attleboro died Sept 26 in Warren aged 56.
A recent statement suggests future airplanes could reach 800 mph, sparking talk of a world circumnavigation in a day. Crossing the Atlantic may seem minor, with London latitude requiring under 700 mph and the equator 1050 mph. An east to west start at noon would keep daylight for the entire journey.
On June 5, 1851 the first installment of Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe appeared in the anti slavery National Era in Washington. Stowe earned $300 for the serial. The following year the work appeared as a book and gained a wide vogue translated into 19 languages with over 3,000,000 copies sold and a thriving dramatization nationwide.
Dr. Livingston Farrand outlines a postwar Red Cross program centered on preventable disease and nation rebuilding. He urges establishing local health centers and coordinating public welfare movements to improve public health through visiting nurses, prevention, and community support.
With a 10,000,000 member base of American school children the Junior Red Cross announces extensive wartime peace program activities. The Third Red Cross Roll Call runs November 2 to 11 from New England Division Headquarters in Boston. Programs include relief for war affected Europe and Home Service support for domestic children of service members, tuberculosis prevention, hospital care, transportation to school, and sending flowers books and toys to young patients. A monthly bulletin will report results to members.
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