A Woman Who Married To Reform Him
A columnist reflects on a wife who married to reform her husband and remains alive at sixty, deeming her situation a striking example of exhausted endurance and a pathetically worn figure.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
3
A columnist reflects on a wife who married to reform her husband and remains alive at sixty, deeming her situation a striking example of exhausted endurance and a pathetically worn figure.
An insurance ad urges homeowners to protect against fire with a responsible company. Wm. L. Connery invites contact for rates and information on all kinds of insurance from Bristol, phone 244-X and address 14 Charles St.
A concise reflection on how thought governs actions beyond fleeting impulses. It argues that mind remains constant, guiding behavior as passions burn out and energy wanes.
A Paris physician asserts that premature baldness stems from dental trouble. The claim ties hair loss to oral health while offering no new scientific consensus.
Hokara skin healer offered by W. H. Buffington at 35 cents a jar promises to cleanse skin, remove blemishes, and whiten the complexion with no grease or acids. Billed as nourishing and effective, the ad offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A long list details 1918 town taxes owed by numerous estates and individuals. Names include Herreshoff family members, Paull, Wardwell, Nussenfeld, Perry, Howe, and many others with assorted values and associated trustees or estates noted.
Mr Slowpay vows to return dark trousers to Mr Murphy for reseating and payment. Murphy, a tailor, responds that he will require the return of a British gentleman six months ago to provide a receipt, noting he has endured a good deal.
An advertisement urges women to avoid needless suffering and preserve health and appearance. It extols Hazeloch, an Indian herb remedy, as a tonic purgative and regulator that cleanses, regulates, and tones the entire system to maintain complexion and youth.
Mrs George Williams of 49 Potter Street Taunton credits Hazeloch Herb Indian Remedy with renewed appetite and reduced fatigue. She urges others troubled by female complaints to try it, noting quick relief and improved well being.
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