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Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1859

Page

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A Dying Man's Will and a Secret Convent Marriage

In a gothic tale, Clide Hurst dies after dictating a will to Lloyd Mortimer and Ida Hurst. Mortimer, shocked by his new marriage to Ida, contemplates duty and friendship as he confronts guilt and rediscovered love. The letter from Mortimer to Pierre Vernon reveals a dramatic, fateful romance amid storms and luxury.

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Astor House Farm sets New Jersey standard for livestock and dairy

A detailed tour of the Astor House Farm near Union City highlights its modern dairy, cotton meal fed cows yielding four hundred quarts of milk daily, a large piggery with track-fed swill, a two story ultra hen house producing about 2000 eggs daily, incubator plans, and a vast poultry, fruit, and vegetable operation. Major Fornot oversees the farm with 16 workers, 4 horses, and 2 mules, presenting a showcase of organized agriculture away from city life.

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Indirect Beard of Harrisburg Woman Ends in Cancer

An unnamed Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, subject known for biting pins to pick teeth faced a fatal outcome when the habit led to cancer. The article notes pins used in making such devices contained brats and quicksilver, implying hazardous materials contributed to the peril.

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Mrs G of Biddlestreet and the sudden hair change

The writer recalls Mrs G of Biddlestreet who has been twenty nine for fifteen years and whose hair turned completely back within twenty four hours after the death of her husband last winter. The anecdote is tied to a larger reflection on having a life aim to withstand life's storms.

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Dabster’s bachelor creed chills on dying alone

Dabster says he would not mind living as a bachelor yet believes bachelors must die unwept, a fear that gives him a chill that frost bites his philosophy.

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