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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1910
Page
4
A distressed wife recounts abuse in a magistrate court noting a punch to the face and a tobacco box thrown at her. The magistrate hounds her with slang, urging details while the judge presses for clearer testimony amid the wife’s frustrated pleas. London Answers reports this scene.
A philosopher and his friend linger over nocturnal discourse and strong tobacco. Thematic talk on natural dominance of men and subordination of women ends abruptly as a stern woman interrupts in the library at half past two, sending the two to bed.
A London Fun item recounts a fable of a Chinese teapot gifted to Lo Hung Chang that incites rival mandarins to war, leading to his death and a rival's rise. The piece also notes a classroom spelling mishap about chimney and a child fearing punishment at home.
A New Zealand notice warns Maoris breeding pigs in Takahoe to keep pigs away from paddocks or risk being shot. The message, signed by Secretary L Howell, accuses locals such as Mrs Peter and Mr Sam Yates of neglect. The aggressive tone reflects violent rhetoric in a disputed land use dispute.
A Washington Star quip features an applicant claiming total ignorance about the railway and an official remarking that the traveler will be put in the bureau of information to be educated by the traveling public. The brief exchange highlights hiring humor and public service tone.
Fragmentary notes cite a London Globe remark on Browne changing his name after inheritance, plus a remark on rich men and ease. The Water Jet discusses pile driving by water jet borrowed from dam engineering. A shellfish burrows in sand or mud, and a Phillips Brooks quote laments aging inner spirit despite outward tan.
An aching back is instantly relieved by Sloan's Liniment. This liniment replaces massage and plasters. It penetrates to the bone, increases blood flow, relieves congestion, and provides both temporary and permanent relief.
The July 18 issue of the Salem Gazette contains no editorial. The center display reads that Editor Howard is now in jail and has not been given writing materials, preventing him from supplying any copy for this evening's editorial.
Dr Sargent says women are nearing man in mental and physical power through physical culture. The piece notes 15 and 16 year olds from Trinity parish wore old gowns, showing modern girls’ greater muscular development. Outdoor games and factory gymnasiums boost strength, with women’s progress seen as a permanent shift toward taking the lead in some fields.
A Chicago Tribune quote captures a statesman crediting heredity for success. The eminent figure says his father had ambition and his mother talent, and he merely inherited both, denying personal credit for his career.
From Experience. Mrs. Enpeck learns that Bob Smith and Mary Jones wed ten months ago in secret. Mr. Enpeck jokes that Smith was wiser before marriage, while Mrs. Enpeck has her own sly remark about the timing.
Open appeal touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ills backed by testimonials from women in Hudson Ohio and St Regis Falls New York. The lettered endorsements praise relief after using the dry or liquid remedy and invite others to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
George Kane of Providence and Miss Cecelia Lauzon of this town were married at St Marys Church rectory at 8 Sunday evening. Rev Thomas J Gillan conducted the ceremony. They left for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Patterson New Jersey where Kane will work as a compositor. Kane formerly worked in the composing room of the Providence Evening Bulletin. He plans to return to Providence soon. The bride is sister of Mrs Joseph Pevin of 11 Washington street where she has resided for some time.
Feb Tuesday evening Bristol Opera House presents an 8 act comedy A Little Savage by Colt Memorial High School senior class. Feb 22 Washington Ball by Bristol Train of Artillery in Armory Hall. March 17 G A R Hall dance. Committee H Springer WV Manchester J McMahan.
An article promoting fortifying the body to prevent coughs colds and pneumonia urges use of Rexall Muca-Tonic a catarrh remedy from a renowned physician. It guarantees satisfaction or no charge and cites Hope Drug Co Bristol offering 50 cent and 1 dollar bottles with various relief expectations.
Actor Frank Bertrama recounts a tale from Leicester during fair week. In the market, a sorrowful man rode a merry-go-round to spite the owner who owed him money. When asked why, he said he cannot help it and insists on riding to get even.
A terse exchange with a convict and his boss mentions six wives and questions liberty. The dialogue hints at criminal past and social dynamics within the prison or gang context. Names and locations are not specified in the readable text.
A humorous note depicts a speaker admitting three days without eating and pleading for better will power. The speaker contrasts desire to eat daily with the knowledge it spoils their health or figure, addressing a person nicknamed Lady-Goodness in a rural dialect. The piece reads as a lighthearted quip about self-control and appetite.
A dated promotional notice touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a pleasant herb remedy for kidney and bladder trouble headaches back pains and fatigue. It claims reputability and offers a 50 cent price plus a free sample, with The Mother Gray Co. based in LeRoy New York.
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