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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1915
Page
6
The article explains iron is essential for the blood and body processes, noting iron stored at birth and needed in diet. Beefsteak, game, greens, beans, spinach, cabbage, and dried fruits provide iron in various forms, with meat iron mainly as hemoglobin and plant iron in grains and vegetables.
A farmer with a thriving homestead raised five children who all received education. As the family grew, he moved the old house, dug a cellar, and erected a new home with a bath, fireside living room, sunny kitchen, and sleeping porches. He died later, leaving heirs on the farm.
The London Chronicle notes early contact between Russia and England via the White sea. Richard Chancellor’s 1553 voyage cost lives as crews froze. a second trip in 1556 brought back Russian ambassador Osip Nejar. Ships vanished and the Edward Bona Ventura wrecked off Scotland after four months at sea. Chancellor and many others died. Osip Nejar survived to be greeted in London.
A plain steam inhalation using a sponge dipped in hot water provides relief for head cold and hoarseness. Cover the sponge with a towel to trap heat, place nose and mouth over it, breathe through nose and mouth, and refresh with more hot water as it cools. Cold compresses on the throat with iced cloths help soothe throat discomfort.
Robert Louis Stevenson notes a modern rush as pilgrims walk with clenched jaws and no time to ask their purpose. He views this urgent haste as the prevailing state of most people, both men and women, in society.
A letter from Mrs Rena Bowman of Ironton Ohio describes relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She says she could not sit up before taking it and recommends it to suffering women. The letter notes her daughter improved as well and invites others to publish to help.
Excerpt from American Magazine about the value of guiding others through life. It reflects on trust, shared deep experiences, and the joy of helping others without seeking personal gain. Grayson emphasizes learning by living through others and cherishing genuine human connection.
Miss Catherine MacCaig of Oban had a will voided by the Court of Session in Edinburgh. The document directed eleven bronze statues of her relatives to be erected on Obam Hill at a cost of 5000 dollars each, a provision deemed lacking reason or public sentiment.
A family scene shows Margaret answering a call and asking if anything is very particular to avoid waking her sleeping brother Will upstairs. Her proud parents note her bright handling of the task as they pass along the request to connect Will to the line.
A teacher led a lively half hour with children as students answered questions. One boy claimed a locust is a bug that gives people tuberculosis, prompting questions about accuracy and understanding.
A quotation from John Bright asserts that statesmanship must align with private morality rooted in religion. It argues time, persistent labor, and fidelity to guiding principles will overcome present evils.
A Pennsylvania cheesemaker states the outside of limburger cheese is responsible for its strong odor. He claims cutting the rind and giving the cheese a brief immersion in hot water destroys the smell while leaving the taste unaffected. The cheese interior requires no treatment.
A reflective quotation from John Burroughs notes the universe blundering forward while life endures on earth. It contrasts cosmic collisions and earthly losses with human resilience and the paradox of gain through divergence in creation.
The philosopher Robert Boyle records a servant who could not endure the sound of a knife being sharpened or brown paper torn, while Boyle himself disliked the splashing of water from a pipe. The details illustrate odd sensory aversions noted in his writings.
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