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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1883
Page
1
The article warns hot drinks harm the tongue and teeth by numbing sensation and fraying enamel leading to caries and possible neuralgia. Wet drinks irritate the stomach, causing mild inflammation and eventual debility. Lukewarm tea or coffee may be safer, cocoa with milk and cooling to test with a finger.
Paul Avery, driven by jealousy over Miss Alice Longworth, meets a poor widow and her sisters in a New York slum. He assists them anonymously as Mr Brown and plans to help, while Alice observes and is softened by his generosity. The two reconnect when the widowed sisters recognize Mr Brown as the benefactor, and Alice accepts Paul’s proposal.
A young woman recalls her sixteenth birthday party and a perilous winter ride that ends with Doctor Garcia saving her life. She admits losing her fiancé Charlie Constant after the accident and confesses her growing love for Garcia, whose care brings her recovery and a hopeful future marriage.
A compact meditation on kindness not spoken in vain as a seed that becomes a flower. It warns that self confidence can drown a swimmer in presumption and that clutching small misery blinds us to broader comfort beyond.
The line recalls that a friend who reveals another's secret due to quarrel forfeits friendship and cannot justify breaking trust. It warns against using personal disputes to violate confidences and stresses loyalty and discretion in relationships.
A Chinese saying contrasts false mirth with false gravity and praises the truly great man who acts with sincerity without preplanning. It highlights that such a person simply abides in the right.
A discerning reflection on charity describing a truly good man preferring deception to suspicion and choosing to forego his own rights rather than risk a hard deed. It evokes the apostolic view that charity never fails and embodies steadfast temper.
The quote reflects on how silent life influences and unpremeditated words mold the character of others and color their future. It emphasizes the power of everyday conduct and speech in shaping people around us.
The piece offers maxims on charity humility and neighborly honor, urging quiet virtue over showy alms. It recounts a mother’s regret for letting her son roam streets and stresses vigilant parenting to keep children safe, homebound, and guided by good company.
A Baltimore merchant, B Walkek of 118 Light St., endorses Dr Bull's Cough Syrup after three years of use for coughs and colds, claiming it provides almost immediate relief and calling it the best preparation he has used.
The observer notes English homes emphasize privacy and ease over formal hosting. Interiors avoid showy displays, aging houses are valued for comfort, and middle-class duty prioritizes function over display. English mothers balance health and leisure while cultivating resilient children.
A lengthy portrait of Mme Pobedonostzeff, wife of the Holy Synod procureur, as the central figure in Russian politics. The piece suggests her influence surpasses the Czars' ministers, with her social access to officials and even the Czarina, shaping the era's policy.
The narrative details a Rothschild founder's push from Frankfort to Manchester and London, turning £20,000 into over £100,000 by supplying raw materials dye and manufacturing goods. He leveraged quick bargaining, seized the East India Company gold sale, and handled funds for the Peninsula campaign, culminating in a landmark international trade venture.
An 19th century advertisement touts Wells' Health Re newer as a restorative tonic. It claims to renew health and vigor, cure dyspepsia impotence and sexual debility, urging readers to seek the remedy for improved wellbeing.
A facetious barrister asks if he must testify as an expert for nothing while noting no personal interest. The judge replies that the opinion should be given for what it is worth, prompting a terse exchange about legal service and compensation.
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