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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1895
Page
4
Fragment from Moira O Neill poem quoted in Spectator. A speaker recalls Erinish hills and a lost love with questions on dwelling and ruinous longing. The piece reflects ancient longing through faded imagery and Irish place references.
A New York Sun narrative follows Gripman Andrew McChunk, once reckless on the elevated lines, who falls for a lemonade stand operator named Annie at Trinity churchyard. He softens, avoids accidents, and faces tragedy as Annie is injured, leading to his dismissal and a quiet, rueful ending as he spots her again, now behind a Dalicatessen counter.
A humorous anecdote circulated in New York clubs about Harry Furniss and Punch magazine. Two men argue if Americans laugh at Punch and recall a bald, mustached reader described as sandy bearded, believed to be Harry Furniss, sparking bets and discussion.
A distressed wife, versed in medical lore about babies, cites theories on incubation isolation and regurgitation. She argues paregoric is wrong and cradles unsafe, writes on infant cries and swallowing. When the baby arrives she loses grip and her tremulous nights drive her husband away to New York Sun contact.
A narrator recalls moncha the elephant beloved by his regiment. After Moncha vanishes from a broken chain, a Christmas expedition ends with a rogue herd stampede and a dramatic rescue by the old elephant who ferries them back to the post. They celebrate his loyalty before granting him his liberty.
President Morton highlights the Manners process of rolling steel tubes by conical rolls at a slight angle. A hot billet yields a hollow steel tube with uniform walls without a mandrel, from small knitting-needle to ten-inch diameters.
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