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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1893
Page
1
A devotional piece on hosting with plain living and true hospitality contrasts with travel notes from Tyre. The Tyrolean style trek describes Sidon to Tyre tours, Phoenician ruins, ancient seashell dye lore, and observations of local guides and merchants amid a Chicago world’s fair mention.
Kentucky plans a world fair exhibit showing tobacco from seed to leaf with plant varieties and growth stages. Illustrations will depict shipping and handling from seed to final product for chewing and smoking. Officials promise it will be the greatest tobacco exhibit ever shown.
The tale centers on a young man back from Europe showing friends photos at Juliet's tomb. He quips Juliet's esophagus is full of ecards and praises Venice and the Dratic Sea. A Gen Butler story recalls a gubernatorial speech noting expenses with a bald joke about combs and brushes.
Authorities conclude folding beds caused the smothering deaths of fifty six infants in New York in 1991. Most victims were youngest children accidentally trapped and suffocated by the mechanism.
Highly endorsed by chemists botanists and physicians unprejudiced by prejudice. They credit Kickapoo Sagwa and Kickapoo remedies for rare valuable medicinal qualities. Indians’ life training and knowledge supply choice roots barks and herbs gathered seasonally and properly prepared to preserve virtues. No other group matches them in this domain.
In Harper's Magazine, the Paris rag-pickers story highlights a vast urban economy with 50,000 scavengers, 20,000 women and children sorting daily 1,200 tons of goods for wholesale dealers. It contrasts night and morning pickers, couriers, and the quest for daily sustenance amid city dust bins. Harper's Weekly then details Army plans to recruit Indians as permanent scouts, drilled as light irregular cavalry, under Lt. Casey and Secretary of War oversight for extended service.
A tale unfolds of Miss Ruth Bonange and her lover, the narrator Steve, amid a tense love triangle. Ruth’s secret engagement and a threat over property drive Steve to a masked robbery of Richard Dunkirk to seize letters that reveal the truth and change their fates.
An 19th century ad touts a digestion helper that relieves indigestion and stomach disorders and claims headache relief. A trial bottle is available by mailing payment in stamps to Rumford Chemical Works Providence R I.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt laments the harsh wages and job scarcity for educated workers across fields such as law medicine clergy teaching and journalism. It argues for broader preparatory training to broaden career options and lessen the brutal competition that forces many into low paying or unstable posts.
In a dialogue from the Buffalo Commercial, a woman questions sincerity as she faces a risk in marriage. He responds with a bold proposal, noting it would be unfair for a noble woman to draw a blank in the marriage lottery. She asks why not, and he repeats the marriage plea.
The speaker asserts that one's actions reveal their true character and values. By showing whom you honor you expose your own view of manhood and the kind of person you strive to be.
A divine reminder that discipline comes from care. A parent who teaches industry aids children more than wealth, and a need recalls our dependence on God. The message blends reverence with practical guidance on character formation and gratitude.
An advertisement promises a free copy of Dr Kaufmann's medical work with a request for three 2-cent stamps to A P Ordway & Co in Boston Massachusetts. It touts guidance on home care for diseases and injuries and hints of value for the sick.
A reflective adage notes that heavenly reward favors those enduring faithfulness during earthly life, valuing steadfast devotion and moral integrity as ultimate criteria for entry into paradise.
A terse adage notes that resentment follows when one probes the motives of those who aided them. The saying attributed to Thonton cautions against overanalyzing kindness.
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