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Bristol Phenix in Bristol, Rhode Island

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Newspaper

Bristol Phenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1843

Page

1

The Phenex 18 Fullished and public notices parade

A fragmented 1843 newspaper page includes subscription details for Phenex 18, literary notices about the shipwreck mystery near Rhode Island, fashion commentary on hoops and powder, and local anecdotes. It covers ads, poems, and cultural excerpts with references to Bristol fashions, a French judge, and a dated issue number and price structure.

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Noewspaper borrowers and humorous anecdotes

A collection of light items including a joke about lending a newspaper to a neighbor, a tale of a subscriber sending two copies to spite a borrower, and quips about marriage, social pretensions, a London speaking joke, and a witty surgeon’s remark. The pieces reflect a late 19th or early 20th century corner of daily humor with named figures and social situations.

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Fragmented Victorian court snippets and social vices bits

A garbled reminiscence recounts courtroom chatter about a servant and a witness. It touches on ridicule toward a lady, a joking exchange with a witness, and remarks on beer culture and social behavior among the middle and lower classes in Birmingham and beyond.

Fragmented racy reminiscence era satire vignette

A chaotic reminiscence recalls encounters with bold ladies and ribald crowds in a city, referencing ornate phrases and a 1832 missionary miscue on cholera panic. An elderly couple and a gout patient are sketched amid vivid street scenes and comic wordplay.

Monstrous Negro Died at Exchange Hotel in Mississippi

A Twine ville Advertiser account describes a four-year-old enslaved boy owned by Andrew Jordin of Columbus Mississippi. The piece praises his early maturity, unusual hair growth, muscular development, and sharp mind before noting death from pleurisy after medical examination confirmed age statements.

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Notable Regency Affair Probed by Ailing Beauchamp Motives

An 1810s drawing room scene unfolds as Henrietta Beauchamp contemplates her husband Charles amid rumors of his drinking. Ellen and Ellen’s cousin probe a potential romantic flaw while a planned dinner brings tension and hidden confrontations to light in a genteel estate setting.

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