Local notices and medical tips from Bradford Street publication
An old Bristol paper excerpt lists subscription rates and advertising charges for the Bradford Street office, plus a long medical column praising salt remedies for stomach, colic, fainting, bleeding, and dental issues. It includes moral maxims and short anecdotes about swords, pens, and a Pittsburg child washer.
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Rush
Winter Comes Again to Rejoice in Snow and Ice
A lyrical meditation on the arrival of old Winter as Summer departs. The piece paints a bleak landscape with bleaker winds, moaning trees, and mountains shrouded in snow.
Women's role in fortunes and virtue in old prose
An essay on a wife controlling her husband fortune, duty to modest living, and pride in aligning with his circumstances. It cites virtue in women, dangers of luxury, and contrasts a bachelor editor and quirky regional tales about manners and political attitudes.
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Oblivion
Aecord
Lieworth
Oren
Warden Family Scenes with Isabella and Rosabel
In a Connecticut town, Dr Warden and wife Mrs Warden rise in social status while clinging to pride and class. Daughters Rosabel Isabella debate suitors Mr Wagstaff and farmer Spike, exposing vanity, taste, and the clash of classes. The scene centers on Isabella defending gentility and Rosabel admiring a rustic suitor.
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Wagstaff
Vardonme
Rose
Father
Van
Holmes
Warren
Bella
Spike
Isabella
Isabella Warden
Cormer
Rosabel
Hegekiah
Ty Nalion
Jashella
Llezelial Spike
Jazzeda
Inelis Naion
Neeabel
Ajike
Eusabel
Gages
Spear
Mr. Wagetall
Flogging in the Navy and the Paulding Controversy
A New York Tribune letter from Nov 21 1890 defends Capt Sam Paulding of the St Lawrence against Henry Nathans seaman claims of flogging. It notes abolition of flogging limits harsh treatment and argues press duty to publish both sides amid naval discipline debates.
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Paulding
Hustington
Long Island
N. Y
Messrs
Greely G& McElrath
The
Tribune
Henry Nathans
Ingate
St. Lawrence
Sam
H. Paulding
Hin
fEd
Gallant Rescue on the Connecticut Near New London
A young woman named Fish fell overboard as the steamboat Connecticut neared New London on its way to New York. Passengers watched in alarm until Mr ar jumped in and pulled her to safety, both rescued by a line thrown from the boat. The grateful mother rejoiced as the pair were saved.
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Connecticut
New London
New York
Pun
Probing Confessions in a Garden Romance
Bella Wardens confronts competing suitors as Wapsteff and Spike clash with her in law and love. A confidential confession unfolds in a June garden scene revealing a farmer’s son’s humble yet steadfast love for Bella while social ranks loom over acceptance. The scene hints at future drama as tensions rise between class, ambition, and romance.
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Prineperta
Spike
Della
Bello
Syuiie
Jassilu
Dallas
Mami
Bella
Wagsteff
Beegan
Lutor
Perbuu
Hauwell
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