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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1894
Page
2
A fragmentary verse passage describes Alma Mia with lyrical images of lips eyes smile and dawn of hope. The speaker claims possession of her form and the fragrance of her soul, linking beauty to personal desire.
Roger Bartlett, a football oriented college student, surprises critics when he saves a deaf old man from a deadly oncoming train. His act earns him cheers and changes his parents views, prompting support for his future law career and a promise to attend his Springfield game and witness his first touchdown.
In Kate Field's Washington the figure of 2.6 billion dollars in U S securities held overseas is discussed. London statisticians claim foreign investments total 8 billion across Britain France and Germany with 180 million in interest yearly, while the U S treasury secretary notes no public record of foreign holdings.
The dialogue features Gus de Smith and Birdie McGinnis trading quips with playful admonitions about fatigue and politeness, reflecting a lively social exchange from the era.
Poem laments Leo Xills death with imagery of sunset and fate. The speaker prays for divine mercy and farewell. The piece reflects a religious tone and a sense of final journey toward heaven.
In a rural tale, Mary Hingham, wife of Jonas, endures a harsh, duty bound marriage. Her sisterly saviors orchestrate a dramatic house renovation, replacing bare practicality with warmth, art, and books. Mary's health and happiness rebound as she returns to her family in a transformed home.
A writer explains sheets of fame and balls of fire in forest fires as caused by gases from turpentine resinous gums and volatile oils exuded by evergreens. These gases ignite easily and explode in dry air conditions.
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