Prestol Prenex Advertisement Rates and Terms
Publication details state the periodical is issued every Saturday morning from Bradford Street Bristol and lists subscription prices for residence, distant, and yearly payments in advance. It notes office location and advertising rules including square lines per minion and ongoing charges for longer ads.
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Bradford Street
Bristol
RK. I
W. H
Vance
Oesia
Ofice
Summer's Joy and Youth United in Nature’s Glow
Poetic celebration of summer, youth, and love. The narrator links golden treasures, gardens, and moonlit hours to youthful pairing. Glories of bees, birds, and fragrant glens set scenes of trysting beneath the moon as hearts and summers dance in harmony.
Rhode Island Acts on Prison Confinement and Newport Steamboat Rules
The General Assembly authorizes confining certain female prisoners either in the State Prison or Providence County Jail. It also empowers Newport Town Council to regulate steamboat speeds in Newport inner harbor and to set penalties up to five dollars for violations. A resolution outlines forming a committee to discuss a Didactics professorship at Brown University and the possible unification of Public Schools Commissioner with that professorship.
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Rhode Island
Providence Plantations
General Assembly
Providence County
Newport
Town of
Long Wharf
Fort Walcott
Chris. E. Robbins
See'ry
Brown University
E. A. Hazard
Finch
G. A. Browne
Hoare
Branch
Senate
Commissioner of Public Schools
Cilris E. Robbins
Public resolutions on school institutes and bank inquiries
Resolutions authorize a two hundred Hara appropriation for Teachers Institutes paid from the General Treasury via the Commissioner of Public Schools. A committee is named to inquire into Mount Vernon Bank charter forfeiture for operating an agency in Providenca. Commissioners Shohsel Hutchine and James G aw are appointed to supervise Eagle Bank Bristol with powers under the bank supervision clause.
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Commissioner of Public Schools
Chris. E Robbins
Sec'ry
Mount Vernon Bank
Mesers. Saunders
H Anthony
G. H. Browne
Branch
Benaie
Mount Vertigo Bank
Foster
Providenca
Persone
Pepere
Eagle Bank
Bristol
Shohsel Hutchine
James Gaw
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Chris. E. Robbins
State House Ventilation and Prison Inquiry Resolutions
The document outlines resolutions authorizing warming and ventilating the Rhode Island State House in Providence and enlarging the Supreme Court clerk’s office. It also authorizes bond draws up to 500 dollars, and details a separate inquiry into the State Prison and County Jail regarding costs, construction, and potential reforms with a report due next October. Additional items grant ten days of sheriff powers in Washington County and include a devotional scene describing a sailor’s illness and faith.
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State House
Providence
Mesars
Ames, Gorham
Sisson
Ae House
Bloody crime linked to a disobedient youth and ruined life
A distressed speaker laments a young man driven by disobedience to parents to late hours, theatre visits, and Sabbath desecration. He describes worsening habits, intemperance, and crime, urging parental influence as a counter to such decline and warning that small sins precede catastrophic acts. The piece stresses a path from moral erosion to grave consequence.
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Parenta
Hatcnine Fish Hatchery Practices in China
The article describes artificial heat hatching of fish in China, where spawn is gathered from gelatinous mats on water surfaces. Spawn is placed in emptied eggshells and warmed under a setting foul, then the young fish are raised in water until ready for ponds. This method helps counteract loss from trawling.
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China
Martin
Michigan Convention Rejects Death Penalty Change
The Michigan Constitutional Convention votes to keep the current abolition of capital punishment for murder. The prevailing sentiment favors retaining existing law with near unanimity.
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Michigan
A Noble Motto for the Young Man to Aim High
A fragmented excerpt urges young men to strive upward in moral culture and virtuous conduct. It praises elevated aims, persistence, and progress, claiming that breaking sloth leads to clear vision, buoyant heart, strong purposes, and nobler goals for future generations.
Census Quip Reveals Eight Inhabitants In House
A census officer questions a matron about the number and occupation of residents. The exchange highlights a tense, humorous interruption as the inspector cites an act of Congress while the mistress protests the intrusive inquiry.
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Sint
Watch
Misfortune Morals From a German Saying
A proverb warns against rejoicing at another’s misfortune as it may turn to one’s own gain. A carpenter and surgeon observe a village on fire and the carpenter jokes his corn is ripening. He falls into a ditch and breaks his arm while the surgeon notes his corn is already ripe.
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Germany
Ecclesiastical Law Mention Amid Curtain of Authority
In a courtroom a judge notes a case hinged on church law as Mr Curran cites a tall slender colleague once aiming for the priesthood. Curran quips that he has high authority behind him who was once intended for the Church though perhaps suited for the steeple.
The Will of God in Human Plans
A reflective meditation on divine will over human effort noting that plans fail when not aligned with higher purpose. It emphasizes that God overrules the wise and humbles proud ambitions, often unseen while plans glitter in sunshine until their hour passes.
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God
Fragmentary Runner Statement Sparks Nonsensical Exchange
In a fragmented exchange a Washingtonian is quoted defending occasional drinking as cleansing a man. The runner interrupts, arguing that alcohol can ruin a person’s home finances and relationships.
Beavrirou Poem Fragment Seeks Lost Emeantment
A fragmentary line from a verse describes ivy winding a tree and mossy roots clinging, with an archaic plea about an emeanment and cherished boots, conveying a poetic mood and personal attachment.
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Beavrirou
New Mexico Territory Constitution and Boundary Dispute
The document analyzes U S authority over New Mexico after conquest, the military government, and Polk’s treaty context. It discusses Col Munroe on a state constitution, boundary issues with Texas, and the President’s stance on settling the Rio Norte dispute while preserving federal powers and territorial rights.
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Washington
P. H. Bell
Texas
United States
el Passo
Worth
Presideo
Santa Fe
Rio Grande
Youslao
John Munroe
New Mexico
Culone Monroe
Munroe
McCall
Congress
Mexico
Petritiry
Mexican Republic
Kearney
Theroops
del Norte
Andey
United States of America
Department of New Mexico
Polk
House of Representatives
Quan
Congress of the States
Col. Munro
Vexan
Col. Munroe
Rio Norte
Ayod Gonsent
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Leo
Chris
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Sec
E.H. Hazard
Perry
Arnold
House
Ballou
Siste
Andy
Washington County
Jesus Christ
Mariner
Reat
MR. Webster
Gov. Bell
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