05 Jun 1852
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1852
Page
1
Sat morning publication announces advance subscription options for local residents and outlines payment terms. Rates listed include measurements per square and multi-line blocks. The notice sets standard line counts, advertising privileges, and office payment details.
A vivid verse depicts summer noisiness fading with the day. Insects chatter, birds rest, and nature slows as heat accumulates. Hawkweed, groundsel, and fields endure calm while the sun sinks, yielding to the evening’s cooler light.
On Saturday the new School Presbyterian Assembly met in Washington and visited Mount Vernon before returning to the city. About 125 bishops and 80 to 100 elders attended the ceremony at the President's house with Rev Dr Adams of New York as moderator. The President appeared moved while addressing the assembly and greeted each member. Afterward the group mingled with citizens as Marine Band played nearby.
The Halifax Sun reports Rev. Robert Mionary speaks for the Catholic University about Irish migration estimates. The piece argues over how many Irish have joined the church and migrated, with figures debated and unclear calculations cited.
The Eng lah Medical Gazette claims roasted coffee can absorb offensive odors and even neutralize smells from decomposed meat when passed near an open roaster. It cites an example where three ounces of Narons bok cPasax removed odors within moments in a room with offensive effluvium.
A narrator recalls Ida Moreland seen in a Chesnut Street gallery and traces a life arc from radiant young beauty to marriage, asylum confinement, and eventual recovery. The tale covers her sailor husband Blendell’s long voyage, her mental collapse, and a later transformation as a devoted mother and reformer aiding the insane, with emphasis on faith and moral warning.
A sailor just ashore from a paid off vessel is approached by a courteous stranger who questions him about money and his mother. The con artist suggests a scheme to send funds, guiding the sailor to a window as a lure, while the man responds honestly about his mother and plans to go to London.
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