Guardian’s account of Susan D Gladding minor filed
M Gifford guardian presents his account with the estate of Susan D Gladding minor for allowance. The court refers the account to the fourth day of March at 2 pm in the Town Clerk's Office Bristol for consideration and orders notice to be published fourteen days once a week in the Bristol Republican.
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Hion
Town of
Bristol
Martha Daggett
Saich
Purine
Charles Sherry, Jr
Charles Sherry
Emily A. Lynes
Susan V. Sherry
Norwalk
Connecticut
Brhcenix
Peter Gladdeing
Joseph Coit
Nathaniel Manchester
Peter Gladding
Tirobate Court
Jonn Getty
Robert Keating
John Getty
Jumes M Gooding
Samuel Martin
Bristoln Pacifix
Banat
Isaiah Simmons
William HE Simmons
Phenin
Teldew
Lawless
Albert Ro Lawless
John Lawless
Sid Bristol
Bristol Phenix
Jonathan Alger
Jonathan Alger,Jr
Two O'Clock
Sant Bristol
Bristol Phanix
Helen Peter ‘Glapding
Susan D Gladding
Dames
M Gifford
Srnstel
Bristol Puamsix
Gottlob Scietneider
Florentine Schneider
Gottlob Schneider
Cesainein
Abraham Peckhamn
Alrahan
Peckhan
Deborah Peckham
Leonard G Simmons
Bristol Phoenix
Fellw
Poem Imagery of Spring and Change
A Dublin University Magazine verse paints a spring landscape with green meadows and rippling wheat. It contrasts rural motion with city lanes and echoes themes of hope faith and love awakening as seasons shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin University Magazine
Building a House with a Tea Cup
Granny Grey shares a true story of Lucy and her husband, a carpenter, who overcome drunkenness and neglect with faith and tea, turning a single chipped cup into a symbol of a rebuilt home. Their teetotal resolve, aided by a neighbor and God, leads to a modest cottage built with love and discipline.
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Ike
Katie
Lucy
Christ
Groveley Manor
Willy
Darling
Goodman
Granny Grey
Harper’s Magazine
Do Your Duty Mottos From The Miscellany
Do daily and hourly your duty, do it patiently and thoroughly. Do it as it presents itself at the moment and let it be its own reward. Never seek praise or acknowledgment, but do not fail to do it. See yourself as immortal and fear only sin or a mean action.
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Willy
Mr. Grey
Lucy
Mrs. Grey
Katie
No Person Without Influence
A preservation of a motivational meditation on individual worth and influence. It urges embracing one’s own talents, faults and unique path, encouraging self belief and use of personal potential rather than envy of others.
Successful Business Men and the Risk of Wealth
The text argues that few who start businesses succeed long term with 3 in 100 escaping failure and 5 in 100 avoiding collapse of first efforts. It notes 90 percent of those who ever gain wealth face reverses, and only 10 percent keep fortunes intact. It warns young men about riches' insecurity and lack of happiness, praising modest living and charitable giving over vast wealth.
The Opelet Flower Lures Fish to Its Hidden Mouth
A curious sea flower named the Opelet resembles a green rose with waving petals that lure tiny fish. The petals trigger a deadly poison, capturing prey for a hidden mouth, while the flower drifts like a water lily. The existence of the Opelet was doubted until the last century.
Fossil ivory Rush in Alaska Reveals Ancient Fauna
Across Alaska streams to the ocean vast fossil ivory tusks and bones of long extinct elephants are gathered by many on the Yukon River, with large pay for collectors. Rich coal beds and tropical flora remnants suggest ancient warm conditions in the region's distant past.
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Alaska
Yukon
Twin State Town of Bristol Straddles Line of Law
Bristol sits in two states Tennessee and Virginia with about three thousand people. Each side has its own mayor, aldermen, and newspaper, yet schools and churches exist on both sides. The state line once constrained cross border arrests but now investigators pursue fugitives across the line.
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Bristol
Tennessee
Virginia
Republic
Memorial Eulogy and royal conformity pieces in 1871 notes
A memorial piece devoted to Major Ephraim Shaler recalls his War of 1812 service with Gen. Winfield Scott and battles Chippewa and Bridgewater. It includes a flowery vigil and verse on rest and homeland liberty. The second item reports on Austrian court simplicity at Schonbrunn, contrasting imperial pageantry with private royal residence life and Queen Victoria’s outlook.
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Braham Shaler
Ephraim Shaler
Omro
Wis
Winfield Scotts
Chippewa
Bridgewater
Inch
Royal Scots
England
Riall
Tam
Austria
Imperial Palace
Schonbrunn
Highrangers
Queen Victoria
Nature's safeguards as daily miracles of Providence
The Morning Star essay declares that the balance of gases in the atmosphere and natural laws keep us alive. It compares everyday stability to divine care, noting oxygen and carbon balance, walking dynamics, and the reliable strength of timber and crops as evidence of God's providence.
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London
Morning Star
Sleepward Sentry Box Lullaby
A friend of mine relates a tale of a man troubled by wakefulness whose doctors tried many remedies. They dressed him in a watchman’s coat, gave him a lantern, set him in a sentry box, and he fell asleep within ten minutes.
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Erskine
Tertullian on the Ghignon and nineteenth century fashions
The passage cites Tertullian condemning hair dye and elaborate coiffures as ornamentation. It contrasts ante Nicene criticism with modern fashions, noting bans on vanity and warning against unseemly adornment. The tone mirrors a moral critique of women's styling and societal standards.
Habit of the Oyster in Quebec Waters
The Montreal Gazette notes there are no oysters in Quebec seas beyond Carraquette bay and the bay de Chaleur. It discusses oyster variability, species questions, and that New Brunswick and Nova Scotia oysters may differ from European types. Acclimatization attempts in Gaspe bay failed due to cold and winter ice.
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Quebec
Atlantic
Carraquette Bay
Bay de Chaleur
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Dr. Fortin
M. P
Gaspe
Gaspe Bay
Montreal Gazette
Value and Preparation of Bone Dust as Fertilizer
Farmers can save yearly bone by grinding and mixing with ashes to make compost or dissolve bones in acids for medicinal use. Fine bone dust commands high value, while coarse bones are less effective. Experts warn much labeled pure bone is adulterated and call farmers to unite to stop frauds.
Corn Remedy With Soap On Muslin
An old household remedy claims to remove obstinate corns by binding a small piece of brown soap on the corn with clean muslin. Change daily until the corn loosens.
Immediate relief for neuralgia with cologne and salt mix
A historical remedy states pain in temples and upper face can be stopped at once by placing two tablespoons of cologne and two teaspoons of fine salt in a vial, shaking well, and applying to the nostrils like a smelling bottle.
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Bristol Phore
Phen.x
Hope Street
A. Greene
Hye
Jonathan Alger, Jr
Mason W Pierce
Bennett J. Munro
William Bradford
Pea
Hai
Gage
Pierce
I F
Pearce
Cotheco Do
M. W. Pierce, Jr
Granny
Woolen Beach
Lucy Lynne
Mr Grey
Mrs.Key
China
Temperance
Grey
Blue Lobster
The
Earth
Heaven
Columbia
God
Marcus S. Shaler
Rose Cottage
Green Bay
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