03 Jun 1865
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1865
Page
1
Auction notice with a long list of items including jewelry watches chains and silverware. Advertises a sale with no reserve and claims a value over 780,000. Mentions a promotional poem and weather imagery as filler text.
A fragmented verse fragment describes a lidypld rivdlet running down a mountainside and beginning a pure stream. The text speaks of a bright tide and a crystal flow seen by a Laughing stare, urging the reader to view within the scene and praise friendship as a desert emblem.
Mrs. Keith leaves to run an errand as Mr. Keith attempts Bridget duties for a day. He battles a smoky kitchen, broken chimneys, a ruined pudding, and a chaotic visit from neighbors, culminating in a kitchen disaster and a note promising change.
The excerpt critiques sensationalist storytelling strategies in a military context. It contrasts vivid beer drinking tableaux with simple event description, urging concise, impactful language while noting audiences may misunderstand complex doctrine. It emphasizes avoiding excessive flourish while preserving core action.
A narrator recalls a boyhood errand to farmer Gilbert with faulty navigation. He follows wrong turns, endures mud, a dog confrontation, and a torn jacket, then learns from his father that neglecting guidance leads to misfortune. The tale links duty, scripture, and direction on life’s path.
Gustavus III of Sweden pauses on a morning ride in a village near Orpreal and meets a pendant young woman drawing water. He offers to take her to Stockholm, but she declines to abandon her sick mother and sister, pledging to stay and care for them. The king is moved by her devotion as he visits the humble cabin.
A faded OCR fragment depicts a scene where a troubled daughter pleads for support for her ailing mother. A benefactor promises relief and orders the girl to care for her mother, then vows to provide a pension upon his return to Stockholmyrea, with the plan to pass reversions to the daughter after the mother’s death.
A fragmentary reflection on virtue and prudence urges keeping away from bad company, treating others fairly, and guarding the mind to ease suffering. It warns that appearances can mislead, as even a deceitful alga can show a pleasant face while deceiving you.
A moral essay extols a wife as the seat of happiness and strength or a source of confusion and despair. It argues a good wife brings energy, economy, and comfort, sustaining her husband through labor and trouble, while a bad home robs him of peace and hope.
The speaker argues sheep should outrank dogs in law governing animal care. He critiques neglect of gentler breeding standards and warns that many social offenses stem from lack of civilized rules. A tongue in cheek note contrasts dog usefulness with sheep’s primacy in society.
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