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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1855

Page

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Bristol Public Notices and Antiquities Mention

Obscure ad notices show rates and deadlines for a Bristol publication and a French traveller’s claim about ancient ruins near the Dead Sea. The entry notes subscription prices and no ads for obituaries or politics, then shifts to a discussion of Charbet amran Cumran ruins and stone mounds said to be remnants of a wicked ancient city near the Dead Sea.

M. DeSauley Charbetamran Cumran

Balance wheel debate in watch machinery sparks experiment

The text discusses competing views among mechanics and scientists on whether a balance wheel in watch machinery augments motion or merely regulates it. A scientist reportedly tested by grabbing a heavy grindstone and giving it full impetus, observing 367 revolutions, to infer the grindstone’s effect compared with a balance wheel and the role of the lance wheel operation.

Trial Over Value of Ground Peas in Coffee Case

A New York trial reviewed a suit over 40 bags of peas and 250 bags of peas to be ground with coffee. The plaintiff, a coffee roaster, and the defendant faced questions about blending peas chicory and other substances into pure ground coffee.

New York

Captain Ethin A Allen Passes in Norfolk County Prison

Captain Ethin A Allen, last surviving sort of General Ethan Allen of the American Revolution, died at his residence in Norfolk County Prison on the 6th instant in his 77th year. Born in Vermont, he graduated from West Point and joined the U S Army, leaving when the army was reduced in 21st year era.

Ethin A. Allen Ethan Allen Norfolk County Vermont West Point United States Army

Movement for Mass Meeting on Abandoning Imported Goods

Horton Journal notes a movement aims to convene a mass meeting of citizens to advocate total abandonment of imported goods and dependent foreign products, arguing importation fuels panic and stress in the country. The edit urges unity to curb foreign goods and bolster domestic interests.

Slalchnerenen Horton Journal

Vast Distances Light Travel Time Across the Sky

The article explains light speed from celestial objects to Earth ranging from the Moon in 1.25 seconds to stars years away. It notes Earth's solar system moves at 35 thousand miles per hour and quotes moral reflections and a late eighteenth century execution anecdote.

Earth Egypt Doreien

Honors won by St Louis merchant overpowered thief

About three years ago a famed St Louis citizen foiled a robbery, fed and advised the young thief, then aided his reform. Recently the reformed man, now a prosperous merchant, met the benefactor on Fourth Street, returned the money, and parted on friendly terms.

Rervawine Goon Fox Evu Rae Resuur St. Louis Fourth Street

Boy Wanted and the Courage to Do Without

A humorous Philadelphia City Items piece notes the era’s dire shortage of boys and jokes about a fourteen year old applicant asking for three dollars to run errands. It closes with a series of exhortations to show courage in everyday choices, from frugality to speaking truth and honoring commitments.

Philadelphia

Youth Claims Vote at New York Poll in Election

At a New York polling place a young man, claiming the right to vote, faced opposition from his father who challenged his age. The scene reflects contest over electoral eligibility during the late election period.

New York

Vague OCR Fragment Hints at Family Voting Scene

The readable text shows dialogue about standing up to contradict and a raised vote within a family or group. It hints at age challenges and a settled decision, with a scion involved and someone named Bob present during a vote or discussion.

My First Patient From the Parlor Annual

A young doctor recalls obtaining his diploma and securing a well furnished office. He follows a diagnosed case of a dying mother and her alcohol stricken husband, hears the boy’s tale of hardship, and vows to aid as he joins the vulnerable family.

Saaw Jemy Frank Jong Frank Ellen Mother Sister Ellen Tom Aal

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