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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1894
Page
1
Combined wire and picket fence product uses Bessemer steel wire and cedar pickets. It highlights durability lightness and strength with tensile strength 8000 to 10000 pounds and portable along with lawn friendly styles Nos 7 and 8. Spruce alternative is cheaper but similar in appearance. Rolls of 50 feet for shipping.
Article argues New York City is the largest Protestant and Catholic mission field, detailing Catholic population growth from 1806 to 1890, church closures and moves, and the shift of church wealth from downtown to uptown. It praises Catholic dedication and critiques Protestant church planning while urging parishes to hold their own fields.
A social critique argues that society overvalues wealth and appearances. It depicts the glitter of luxury masking poverty and moral decay, noting how aspirational fortune leads to financial crime, family strain, and hollow flattery. The piece cautions that outward shine hides misery and deceit.
In a town a group of young women formed a no society, a social club that rejected formal social hierarchies. The unnamed narrator notes the group's aims and the community's curiosity about its purpose and future activities.
The Cincinnati Times Star reports Colorado's state constitution now grants women full suffrage, making Colorado the first state to recognize women’s voting rights in all areas. The editorial praises the move as a progressive example for others and condemns the notion that women should bear burdens without honors.
The text notes growing popularity of trousers among women in Canada the United States and Europe for riding climbing gym wear and bathing suits. It contrasts the rise of masculine garments with fashion in resorts and schools and mentions a London ladies club with strict rules and an all female committee.
The column surveys spring leisure, weddings and engagements, ice prices, and fashion trends. It notes April rain, Russia tea and a Russian cream dessert, and discusses new dress silhouettes, belts, and fabrics for the season. It also mentions walking sticks with historic wood keepsakes and a grave alarm device, plus a note on the painting Rock of Ages.
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