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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1857
Page
1
Miss Eden Luther delivers a reflective address at Bristol High School on God’s nature revealed in creation. She contends that intelligence and benevolence are shown in Earth and stars, and emphasizes gratitude to teachers, farewell bonds, and preparation for life beyond school.
A historical reflection on railroad engineers describing their public image and duties. It defends engineers as essential yet burdened workers, noting dangers, long hours, and the need for skill, discipline, and moral conduct while acknowledging some missteps. It calls for respect and training through conventions to reveal true merit behind the noisy criticism.
A Taunton High School scholar contrasts outward politeness with inner kindness. True politeness stems from a warm heart and self denial, guiding treatment of others, especially the aged, and elevating morals, while worldly polish lacks genuine spirit.
The oldest son of President Edwards recalls advising a friend about family government. He cites raising fourteen boys, noting two unruled offspring, Aaron Burr among them, and warns that a maple sugar government will fail. He urges strict discipline for early disobedience unless clear repentance appears.
The Atlanta intelligence reports that in talking with Alexander residents a doctor says he vaccinated over two hundred children during the late smallpox panic. He claims vaccination is a certain and speedy cure for whooping cough.
A destitute man pleads for credit at a grog shop but is refused. A fellow patron lends sixpence, enabling the man to buy a drink. He promises to repay the loan before settling his liquor bill, though his shame is evident.
A young girl replies to a prudish aunt about hair curls with playful humor. The niece claims divine hands created her curls and jokes about managing them herself as she grows. The exchange reflects light domestic wit between relatives.
A reflective lines speaks of those who savor poetry’s feel over producing verse, praising the noble enjoyment drawn from literary sentiment rather than authoring poems themselves.
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