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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1895

Page

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Monument Designs Offered At Pierce’s Clothing Store

Sixty new Monumenta designs and orders may be left at D A Pierces Clothing Store Atate street Brintat Ry for Red Peterhead Gray Rubin Kenney Dyce Persley and Dalbeattie Scotch Granites and popular granites including American Quincy Clark s Island Oak Hill Concord Barre and others.

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Twenty first annual Bristol Phenix Camp Meeting ends at Old Douglas

The twenty first annual Bristol Phenix Camp Meeting at Old Douglas Massachusetts concluded, praised for earnest preaching and widespread spiritual renewal. Hon George M Morse funded grove improvements, Rev B Carradine led daily sermons, and dining was run by W B Stowe. The event drew many first timers and is regarded as New England’s leading camp meeting. The camp adjourned Monday as attendees returned home amid songs and hallelujahs. Rev Dr Talmage commented on journalism’s temptations and scepticism among some reporters.

Old Douglas Maas George M. Morse B. Carradine St Louis W. B. Stowe Putnam, Conn New England Dea. Morse Douglass Camp Etn

Young writer earns assignment after failed interview

A hopeful man seeking work gains leave to write for the editor. He submits on time but is told his ideas are good yet his writing is poor. He admits inexperience and fear, while a jab at talent contrasts with a comic line about chasing a wealthy lover.

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General Ryan Conundrum Amuses Irish Card Player

A Cincinnati Tribune anecdote recounts General Ryan sharing a humorous Irish poker tale about a country inn game of Forty five. An Americanized Irishman notes two strange lines from a heckling page before a final quip clarifies he is the butt of the joke.

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Jersey Eggs and Butter Schemes in The Park Row

The cartoonish anecdotes recount a Jersey egg debate over origin and a boarding house butter swap. Ex Senator Ingalls reflects on his 1890 Topeka defeat with a private, stoic moment in a grassy dell as the strain of political loss passes.

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Sunday spent well brings a hopeful Monday, says Ednah Cheney

Mrs. Ednah Cheney reflects in the Philadelphia Ledger that how one spends Sunday shapes Monday mood. She urges cheerful, earnest work on Monday regardless of activity whether church, fields, home, or play with children.

Ednah Cheney Font Quiet Philadelphia Ledger

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