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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1892
Page
4
Readable fragments show dialogue snippets from papers like Tribune Puck and Brooklyn Life. Mentions of names such as Oba and Fannie amid casual conversations and notes on social scenes. No clear single event, dates, or locations emerge.
A garbled Detroit Free Press excerpt hints at a failed attempt or misphrased report about a fatal knot and cremation. The lines mention a head, Geary, an omission, and the editor, leaving unclear specifics.
A humorous fragment quotes a character lamenting ruin after marrying for love, attributed to Once a Week. The terse witticism centers on unexpected consequences of romantic choice. No further proper nouns or events are provided.
A patchwork of quips and cartoon captions traces social mishaps and romantic quips. The chatter touches engagements and misunderstandings with wry humor from Harper's Young People and Chicago News captions.
A vigilant loon flees a gunshot, studies the hunter, and vanishes beneath water before the shot. The bird’s quickness and eerie cry earn it a fearsome name as a hunter misreads the moment.
A historical advice piece contrasts two kinds of housekeepers. It extols planning and calm, avoiding impulse, dust and disorder, and praises the disciplined worker who uses timing and direct methods to keep a home orderly and efficient.
Mr. Jerome M. Kaley of Massillon Ohio reports complete success from Salvation Oil for a sprained back and expresses full satisfaction with the results.
An architect argues it is a mistake to claim people are shrinking. He recalls Munich where artists wore two suits of giant medieval armor in a museum display. He suggests modern humans may be larger than ancestors.
The Commander in Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic Major George S Merrill endorses Sulphur Bitters as a widely sold remedy with numerous reliable reports of beneficial results and recovery in the area.
A ruby once owned by Lola Montes is described as the most valuable stone in the world and now rests in Mrs. Haggin's casket. The piece highlights its historic provenance and extraordinary value.
A New York syndicate purchases New Orleans street railroad systems for 10 million dollars. The move plans to replace mule power with electric traction to modernize the lines.
Harper's Magazine outlines for 1893 include new novels by Conan Doyle and others, short stories by popular writers, illustrated papers on various regions, and continued Shakespearean illustrations. It lists contributors, periodical titles, and subscription terms including postage, binding, and payment methods.
The brief declares Harper's Weekly as first among illustrated weekly periodicals in America, praising its balance of literature and news. It highlights its complete World’s Fair illustrations, quality writing, and artistry, projecting continued excellence in literature, news, and images.
An old Harper’s ad offers subscriptions to Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar and Harper's Young People with free postage within the United States Canada and America. It promotes bound volumes at 6 700 per volume cloth cases and advises remittances by post office money order or draft from Van. Per & Brothers New York.
The item advertises Eleanor Kirk's magazine from Greene Avenue Brooklyn New York claiming trusted contributors and practical guides on hygiene dress and style priced at 50 cents a year the notice emphasizes privacy and exclusive access to its content.
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