02 Sep 1865
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1865
Page
1
Poem fragment expresses devout praise to Jesus Christ through imagery of the crucifixion. It asks for grace, steadfast love, and eventual release from suffering, with lines about faith, dying, and eternal friendship. The speaker seeks salvation and remembrance at the cross.
A poetic fragment describes wind from the sea awakening ships and land, calling the forest and banners to greet morning. Birds, fields, a Chanticleer, a bell, and a churchyard are urged to proclaim the dawning hour as quiet yields to day. Lonarstiow.
The National Warren Bank of Warren announces that, following a bond for liabilities, all persons holding claims against Warren Bank are notified to present their claims for payment. The notice cites July 26 1835 and directs presentment at the bank’s Warren location.
Announcement offers paper boxes of all descriptions for manufacturers. Boxes can be produced to order in any quantities. Suitable for various industrial uses. November 24 notice.
Old Caleb Graymarsh rises from a humble worker to a partner at a harsh New Rogland factory. He clings to the memory of Kitty Graymarsh, his wife, whose grave and a jewel of wealth haunt his ascent. He bonds with a baby left from the marriage, finding new meaning as his fortune grows and his heart softens in secrecy.
Caleb Graymarsh, a stern factory owner, clashes with his son Harry over love for Alice Lee, an impoverished beauty. Harry's betrothal stirs anger in Caleb, who wields wealth and control, while the town watches a family torn by pride, affection, and impending conflict.
In a ruined factory a grim old man confronts Alice Lee as a tragic blast and collapse uncoils. Amid screams and rubble, Harry Graymarsh is pulled from the wreck while workers vow to save him, clinging to hope and love.
A dramatic rescue scene ends with the bronzed giant saved from a cavern collapse. The wounded man, alive, calls for his father as Alice survives and the old factor kneels by his child. Harry recovers, and he and Alice marry beside the church under a moonlit night.
The excerpt surveys water’s paradoxes and hydraulic strength, noting its incompressibility, the ease of squashing solids into smaller space, and the impossibility of trapping water in a sealed box. It blends science with historical commentary on English society and culture, mentioning figures like Descartes and Elizabethan court life.
The Portland Transcript recounts mothers distrusting rowdy sons as domestic chaos pushes them toward outside pleasures. A mother warns George to stay away from stairs and near the parlor while Ivy ejects her son to linger on the steps, debating whether the loss is gain.
A religious reflection compares yearly troubles to a bundle of faggots. It notes God does not require bearing all at once but provides a daily burden to handle. The piece urges letting go of yesterday and not preloading tomorrow’s load to today.
A cow chased by a bear sought refuge in a missing workman’s forge in Western Bothnia. The bear entered as the door closed trapping it near machinery. a hammer wheel turned, crushing the bear’s paw and leaving the animal dead after being felled by an axe.
A Country Gentleman writer argues that grinding corn in the ear can improve animal feed quality. The piece recalls a farmer who fed oxen with cob meal and found steady, healthy gains, contrasting with others who fed clear meal and saw poorer results.
A reflection on character suggesting faith patience and courage are forged in doubt and trouble, not during smooth peace. The piece emphasizes heroic love and steadfastness as qualities that emerge when challenges arise.
A reflective note argues that faith and works cannot truly separate. It compares the pair to light and heat from a candle, noting when one is removed the other vanishes, illustrating their interdependence in belief and practice.
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