Bristol PMENEN Publishing and Advertising Rates
Publication notice for Bristol PMENEN weekly, address 40 Bradford Street Bristol BR. Rates listed: subscriptions two dollars yearly in town, single copies four cents, advertisers rates three weeks twenty cents per insertion, twelve lines per square, yearly ads nineteen dollars incl paper, various typographic charges and conditions.
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Bristol
Bradford Street
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Bayley
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Trust to the Future in Faithful Resolve
A poetic exhortation urging readers to embrace the future with courage faith and perseverance. It contrasts past and present fears with trust in God and the coming blessing, promising joy triumph and a brighter career for the brave. The verse calls readers to press forward and sow seeds of joy for harvest.
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God
Remarkable Congress of 1776 Signers Aged 81 Plus
An observation notes that the Congress which declared independence included thirteen signers who lived to age eighty one or more. It lists Charles Carroll of Maryland eighty five William Ellery of Rhode Island ninety three John Adams Massachusetts Samuel Adams Massachusetts Robert Treat Paine Massachusetts Benjamin Franklin Massachusetts William Williams Connecticut William Floyd Long Island Thomas McKean Pennsylvania Thomas Jefferson Virginia George Wythe Virginia Matthew Thornton Ireland Francis Lewis of Wales eighty to eighty four.
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Americas
Congress
Charles Carroll
Maryland
William Ellery
Rhode Island
John Adams
Massachusettts
Samuel Adams
Massachusetts
Robert Treat Paine
Benjamin Pranklin
William Williams
Connecticut
William Floyd
Long Island
Thomas M’kean
Pennsylvania
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
George Wythe
Matthew Thornton
Ireland
Francis Lewis
South Wales
Earthquake Report Alarms Bangor Area Residents
Bangor residents report indications of an earthquake last Friday night causing widespread alarm. Witnesses describe a ragging sound like fire signals, with a South Levant man noting a porch wall portion knocked down by the jar. The noise was heard in Frankfort Slanfiteh Herinon and Levant.
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Bangor
South Levant
Frankfort
Slanfiteh
Herinon
Levant
Death in Boston Cellar Reveals Starvation Case
A young woman once employed in a Lowell factory was found dead Sunday in a damp Boston cellar. Margaret Moran died of starvation and exposure after three days of sickness and no fire for two days. A second woman on the premises testified both suffered destitution and intemperance, with milk given to Moran and-footage of cold and wet clothing.
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Waerenenvess
Boston
Lowell
Annst
Margaret
Praise for Gladiator crew over tempestuous voyage
The Wipington Commercial prints a letter signed by Jenny Lind and her company praising the captain, engineer, and crew of the steamboat Gladiator for their praiseworthy handling during a unusually stormy passage. The voyage lasted thirty four hours beyond the usual duration.
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Wipington
N. C
Jenny Lind
Home as the Nursery of the Church and Happiness
A sermon extols household benevolence and Christian piety at home. It argues charity begins at home with the wife and family as the core, describing the home as the church’s nursery and the school of marriage, urging Christians to reflect divine design in family life.
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Fariheat
Marche
Fea Setting Pexcamp Cyatx Deawinos.
Puts small quantity of water into a tea kettle and heats until steam rises. Hold the drawing in the steam as it rolls up, reverse, and steam the back for two to three minutes. Lightly wash with milk and water or a thin size, then press between flat surfaces above mounting paper.
One Dinner Hour Meeting Reveals Family Struggles
A Boston Traveler tale follows Harry Warren who returns home to dinner with a friend and finds his sick wife Juliette and unruly children. The visit exposes neglect, mounting debt, and a strained marriage as Warren hides troubles and contemplates a better home life.
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Mr. Warren
Euch
Harry
Charles Morton
Warren
Virginia
Ld Lhines
Asid Morton
Mortor
Charley
Detty
Betty
Maetec
Mra
Juliette
Charles Marion
George
Bim
Harry Warren
Morton
Mrs. Warren
Mr. Morton
Tom
Enry
Henry
Julie
Swan
Juliene
Mr. Werren
Helly Moat
Jamil
Sulitar
Fuggage
Miss Warren
Vociferation and social conduct in 18th century prose
A fragment discusses a character named Vociferation as a disruptor in polite society. The essay critiques his opposition to reason and good sense, noting his lack of restraint and the resulting discomfort in social gatherings. It suggests he rarely receives invitations despite outward polish.
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Vueifer
Vociler
Voeifer
Fragmented Philosophical Quotation Fragment in a Page
A garbled excerpt blends reflections on merit and learning from Lacan with archaic moral pondering and incomplete phrases. The text references wisdom, use of others, reward, and the memory of God, ending with a truncated aphorism about being and nothing.
Century-old ode recalls Greek triumphs and Homeric mood
A reflective piece extols the memory of ten thousand Greeks and the archer’s return, describing sacred mountains, blessed homes, and the Muse’s wreath. It laments how Homeric influence stirs emotion in veterans, summoning visions of Thessaly Arcadia and Olympian victory.
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Thessaly
Arcadia
Ami
Greece
Vieiar
Howe
Life and self blame in indulgence and error
The passage discusses how people excuse their faults by blaming external causes while many illnesses stem from personal choices. It notes habits like bed, drink, and sensual pleasures lead to deterioration and that self review reveals the true sources of harm. It emphasizes personal responsibility for health and conduct.
A Witty Visitor Outbids a Rich Man in Marriage Bargain
A wealth seeker visits a rich man with a dinner invitation and offers to pay a thousand pounds to marry the daughter for nine thousand total. The master erupts and ejects him. A quip about fainting brides follows, as a drunken lawyer jokes about state evidence after church.
Self Love and Ambition Beyond Restraints
The text discusses the impulse of self love to seize power and glory when external checks are removed. It explains how people may pursue dominance and prestige, even extending into heaven, if constrained only by invisible fears and social restraints, revealing latent strong desires in all.
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Kinge
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