Bradford Street RB Advertisements and Terms
Brestol Pmenex publishes every Saturday morning. Bradford Street RB by W. It. Bayley. Terms: subscribers in town two dollars annually in advance. distant subscribers higher. Advertisements: four cents per line or one decade per square. three weeks minimum, twenty cents for each additional insertion. Twelve lines in mission type constitute a square. All ads run until forbid and charged as above. Yearly advertisers limited to eighteen lines per week for own business.
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Speak Lovingly of Woman Poem by F G Lee
A verse praising women as mothers and nurturers and urging men to honor virtue. It extols woman as comfort in illness and joy in sorrow, describing her as nature’s earthly angel and guardian of youth and moral strength. The poem urges men to be vigilant of others and to show respect and tenderness toward women.
A Curious Farmyard Lesson in Cruelty and Reform
The narrator recounts using a switch to discipline a defiant Dominique rooster and notes a dramatic change in behavior. He warns readers, especially boys, against cruelty to animals and suggests gentler methods may be wiser than harsh punishment.
New York vagrant arrested with money from begging
Edward Fizsim mons was seized in New York on a vagrancy charge. Two pockets of specie totaling about 630 dollars and a packet of dirty books containing twenty five dollars were found on him. He has begged for eleven years and has no fixed home. He plans to send for his Ireland family and start a small business after saving enough. Officials consider sending him back to Ireland. A child of A. Mseer of Craneton died after pownn administered by Ruth Ellis and Alora Heasely. Coroner's officer Clapp filed charges and the case awaits examination.
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Eccentric Parson and Tales From Newbury Meeting House
An Old Maine pastor known for oddities entertains with colorful anecdotes. He corrects a churchgoer who habitually leaves for the tavern, revealing a planned arrangement with the landlord. A gallery clash ends with a sharp quip from the parson about misdirected talk.
The Lost Letter in Victorian Love and Pride
Emily Sherwood loves Philip Hayforth in a London drawing room romance. Her father Colonel Sherwood's pride blocks their union as letters linger with delay and heartbreak. His envy and Emily's patience test social bounds, ending in a humbled hope and a stark choice.
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