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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
4
A Baltimore Sun excerpt warns men not to advertise for a wife unless serious intent and composure are guaranteed. It critiques perfectionist lists of ideal traits and highlights the myth of finding a flawless partner, urging patience and realism in marriage expectations.
Henrietta Crosman, America's leading comedienne, will engage at the Imperial Theatre Providence for one week beginning Monday January 10. She stars in Sham by Geraldine Bonner and Elmee Harris, presented with her New York triumph and supported by the original New York company. Matinees will be on Wednesday and Saturday.
The Farmers Special Course at Rhode Island State College ran from December 28 with strong attendance despite cold weather. Sixty five people enrolled, showing high interest in milk production and economical cattle foods. Many asked questions, and cattle tuberculosis was discussed among attendees seeking practical welfare and best practices.
Dairymen and practical farmers express appreciation for four days of lectures tests and demonstrations at Rhode Island State College They call for farmers week integration into extension work and support legislation to curb billboard nuisance while noting the colleges role in aiding active workers and students alike.
A review of Mr. MHeadland's Court Life in China discusses arranged marriages under traditional Chinese practice, noting parental control over spouses without consent. The piece contrasts old and new regimes as imagined by a student reflecting on matchmaking in China.
A man contrasts a Chinese custom with Western methods for finding a spouse. He explains that in China a middleman facilitates introductions and a marriage is arranged before the bride is brought to the groom’s home. He argues this avoids direct rejection from women during courtship.
The Atlanta Constitution records a witty exchange where a critic tells a author he writes too much and the author responds he must live. The critic questions readers while the author notes life ends in death.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt recalls a father question about courtship and a girl’s reply she need not offer her hand as a young man will soon ask for it. The exchange emphasizes social expectations and wit in a small town scene.
A London Sketch features a conversation between a proud mother and a neighbor about a boy growing to resemble his father and whether any remedies have been tried. The piece offers a sympathetic, observational vignette in period voice.
A concise reflection crediting Holland on how responsibility accompanies ability and authority, linking governance with ethical use of power.
A brief illustrated Bits piece presents a flirtatious exchange about learning love and language. The Moon asks if love is possible. the Darling responds with hesitation and a hint of self reflection, noting past language study as a cue to curiosity.
January events include a chowder supper at State Street M E Church hosted by Epworth League on January 7. Yale Stock Co. performs January 10 to 12 at Bristol Opera House, and a Yorky Supper at G A R Hall on January 12. Concerts, installations, minstrel shows, and readings fill Bristol venues through January 27, with various local organizations organizing each event.
A playful exchange sees Darling declare devotion while Demurely asks him to hold his breath longer. The witty back and forth captures a light, flirtatious mood between two speakers.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a hairdresser asks if the customer will have anything on her head when finished. She replies she hopes there will be enough hair left to pin her hat, delivering a witty retort in a lighthearted moment.
A reader heckles a rooster owner, saying the bird’s morning crowing reminds them of the people behind it and they dislike them, though asserting no personal grudge against the rooster itself.
An old advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as relief for foot discomfort from heavy stockings. It promises rest and comfort, onset relief from irritation, and urges purchases everywhere for 25 cents, warning against substitutes.
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