29 Apr 1843
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1843
Page
1
Classified notice shows subscription rates and advertising terms with misread lines and scattered pricing. It lists two-dollar annual and half-yearly options, discounts for subscribers, and placement details for ads. The garbled text references brewing advertisements and early editions at a local market area.
Short notice seeks data on Dominick Geoghagen son of late Stephen Geoghagen sugar refiner. He was bound as an assistant at a printing house in Newell’s area, Milwaukee. Replies to the printers of the United States or the Milwaukee address requested. cautionary note about a local injury incident is included.
Vivid prose compares small acts to lasting stains, noting how a grain of carmine colors a gallon of water and a grain of mask can haunt a room for decades. It speaks of healing a printer and the mind clinging to a moment, urging decisive action against a troubling presence.
A young woman pleads for restraint as she covers her face with paint and recalls a neighbor recounting a lengthy slander about her. She warns that speaking and listening to gossip are both at fault, calling for mindfulness in the face of rumor.
In Georgia mountains a blacksmith Ned Forgeron vows to whip Methodist ministers. Rev. Stubbleworth, riding to confront him, agrees to three terms: quit preaching, wear Tom Paine’s book symbol, and preach at Pumpkinville Creek. After a dramatic exchange and threats, the preacher forces Ned to promise reform and wash away his hatreds before a final ride home.
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