Fractured Local Notice Reads As Ad Rates Decline
An archived scan shows a community notice about advertising rates and legal notices. It mentions price per square and rates for multiple insertions, with archaic spelling and formatting.
25 Dec 1852
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1852
Page
1
An archived scan shows a community notice about advertising rates and legal notices. It mentions price per square and rates for multiple insertions, with archaic spelling and formatting.
From the American Union a poem by Corolla H. Criswell laments a lost Marie. The speaker narrates sorrow beside Marie’s white headstone, describing tears, the moon, a rose bush, and the ache of endless loneliness since her departure to Heaven.
The Boston Journal cites that from August 1 to December 15 the Atlantic states sent 101 ships 27 barques 4 brigs and 5 screeners to San Francisco totaling 137 vessels. New York leads in departures ahead of Boston and the rest of the nation, with Boston contributing 43 and New York 74 units.
New York detectives arrested a gang of counterfeiters yesterday morning in Manhattan. Officers recovered forged fives from the Long Island Bank and twenties from the Hamilton Bank of Boston among other notes. Among the detained are Abraham Allen a Varick Street dealer and John Berker a family grocer. Large quantities of counterfeit bills were found on their premises.
A historical note reports a discovery in Svaar Maxinc prior to New Orleans showing that crushed cane byproduct can fuel transportation of waste to the sea. Planters face a heavy fix as steam engines at Shs sugar mills run on this new fuel source, with northern influence claimed in defining the term sugar pine crushed used for fuel.
The notice reports no legislative action by Congress until after holiday periods. It notes sessions paused during the holidays and indicates business will be resumed after the holidays.
Fragmentary OCR shows names and places like Swandey and Devil's pond, unclear action or event, no coherent fact or outcome detectable.
A father plans to raise daughters to be wives and heads of families through Christian politeness and industrious habits. The piece warns that true manners are uniform and practiced daily, not worn for show, and that disrespect to a servant foreshadows social misjudgments. Also, a practical note explains how to break a stick between two glasses without damaging either, outlining tapering ends and careful balance.
The narrator records a New Year’s Day in the country with Susan and Grandmother. Visitors arrive including Cousin Eben, Miss Higging, Doctor Hepburn, Mrs. Wedgefield, and Paul Biggles who single out prospects for marriage. The day blends social theater, reflections on memory, and a fluttering hope for Mr Castleroy while detailing chores, gifts, and the trials of polite calls.
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