11 Aug 1860
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1860
Page
1
Poetic meditation by Miss Mary A. Young about a heavenly home for the poor sad old vile and weary. The verses speak of life beyond Jordan where angels attend and the radiant home reposes the weary and old and all may inherit the kingdom fair through cleansing and Spirit.
An aged minister speaks with Mrs. Dilworth about remorse and grace after a harsh judgment of Riley’s kindness. She recalls attacking the garden, misreading charity, and finds renewal through Williams and Riley’s quiet mercy, ending with a moral on enduring charity and forbearance.
A historical kitchen tip details preparing baked beans with white beans salt pork and molasses. Soak beans overnight in hot water, rinse, boil until tender, then bake four to five hours with water added as needed. Includes a Locke quote and advice on avoiding quarrels.
At a meeting of the Rhode Island Mineral Conference held at Brown Street Baptist Church Providence on April 23 1860 the draft on election bribery was discussed. The report submitted July 23 at Central Baptist Church Newport warned bribery harms voters and government, cites Revised Statutes 1857, and urges all parties to discountenance bribery and protect the ballot. The document was adopted at an adjourned Providence meeting July 30 1860 and ordered printed by the conference chairmen Joan Gano Richardson and Foster Henry Pawtuxet R I.
The Windsor county judge denounces a poor boots thief as a rich man’s crime and sentences him to three months in the county jail. The Vermont Journal notes the contrast of folly and sense in the judge's lecture and reflects on mercy and kindness as sun in hearts.
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