Bristol Phenix Ad Rates and Warfront News Summary
The Bristol Phenix outlines subscription prices and advertising rates. The piece also notes frontier tensions on the Western border with Sac and Osage activity and a Congress bill proposing two percent pay for Pension Agents amid currency reforms.
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Avotnen Besky
Congress
N. Y
Juror deemed incompetent after silence on opinions
A juror in a western court admitted he had formed no opinion as he did not read a newspaper. After consultation the court ruled him incompetent. The Hibernia reports £600,000 from Liverpool and £20,000 from Halifax in specie. Boston Journal.
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Cincinan Chron
Hibernia
Liverpool
Hoalifax
Boston Journal
Horrors of the War From Monterey Letter
A Washington volunteer in the Baltimore Battalion recounts near water starvation during a late battle. He describes giving water to a wounded man whose canteen is emptied, then witnessing a grape shot strike and fatally wound another comrade.
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Monterey
James A. Jackson
Washington
Baltimore
Tsoun
Thad
Daily Quiet Virtues and Honest Acts Highlight Life
A reflective piece cites Beaurirun style prose on small deeds over grand feats. It quotes Rev Albert Barnes and Boston Times on honesty, piano care tips, and moral living as the true water of daily life nourishing a community.
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Beaurirun
Niagara
Howard
Albert Barnes
Adversity will come to every child of humanity
A reflective sermon urges preparation for life’s misfortune. It warns that earthly treasures are fragile and can vanish, while faith in the above world offers stability. The speaker stresses familiarizing minds with mortality, especially regarding children, to avoid overwhelming grief when loss occurs.
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Bristol Phenix
W. H
Bayley
Baaprono Sr
Nerweex
Tuames Srs
Waquare
Orbid
Cee
Jesus
Hix
The Peril of Unused Genius and Shifting Fortune
The passage warns that great talent without steady employment leads to aimless action and unstable morality. It likens genius without purpose to water wasted through cracks in a fallen aqueduct, noting that nature’s law yields few noble outcomes from unfocused power.
Remedy for swallowed pins in dangerous cases
A historical notice asserts that swallowing a single egg undressed, followed by another within an hour, can safely expel pins from the stomach if done promptly before pins attach to the stomach lining, as reported by a 1780 Gazette.
Simple Remedy For Dust In The Eye
A short 19th century tip explains relief from dust or debris in the eye. It advises filling a cup with clear water, immersing the eye briefly, then opening and closing to wash out the irritant. If a cup isn’t available, use a nearby spring or bucket of water for the same effect.
Typographical Dinner Toast Includes Journeyman Printer Tale
Ma Grance B Wallace gave a toast at the Washington Typographical dinner recounting a tale from his journeyman days. A Dutch tavern host quizzes the traveler about his trade and is told a printer is “a man that prints books and newspapers” amid humorous rowdy banter.
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Ma. Grance B. Wallace
Washington
Guese
Tertifes
Faust
Sally
Moderation as the Chief Grace of Nations and Men
The passage praises moderation as the defining virtue elevating nations and leaders above famous conquerors. It argues moderation built Rome's golden ages under Augustan and Hadrian, and under Alfred it created Britain’s most beneficent era.
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Washington
Alexander
Caesar
Cromwell
Augustian
Hadrian
Roman Empire
Alfred
Great Britain
Sweet lips blamed for teeth decay and light exposure linked to health
The article cites Dr. Moore arguing sweet lips cause tooth decay and links daylight exposure to health. It notes idiocy, deafness, blindness, and bodily deformities among Swiss Valais residents lacking sun. It claims houses’ sunlight affects health and epidemics favor the sunny side of streets.
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Aberdeen
Meath
Dr. Moore
Swiss
Valais
Squire Starks Boarded for Boston voyage with family
The Starks depart from Augusta in a spring wagon to catch a steamer to Boston. Margery Praiseworthy and Praiseworthy brace for a crowded crossing amid churning engines and bustling crowds while Thomas Stark suits up for a new farm venture.
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Dakar
Margy
Bill
Margery
Liss Kidder
Gould Damen
Thomas
Ile
Thomas Starks
Dill
Dolly
Tapers
Solomon
Augusta
Maine
State House
Stattus
Boston
Peter
Pinkham
Hallowell Landing
Evany
Hallowell
Gazette
Washington
Thories
Wren
Ant
Tseed Alank
Mr. Nopoly
Marm
Gusia
Prasseworthy
Squire and party endure river voyage mishap and panic
On the steamboat downriver a crowd swells with Margery and the Squire aboard. The Squire, Praiseworthy, Thomas, and Margery struggle with seasickness and a chaotic deck scene as the vessel nears the hill town.
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Margy
Abia
Thomas
Praise
Peter
Squire
Mise
Boston
Dolly
Bill
Nike
Margery
Sexton
Bimean
Mina Praigeworthy
Leeward
Cap'n
Leo
Uppermont
Anghle
Prpieewertly
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Sac and Osage
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Boston Times
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Ingraham
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