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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1882

Page

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One of the Least A New York Morning Transformation

Mrs Acton a life of ease meets bitter snow covered streets and a starving child. She is moved to help and takes the girl home then tends a dying mother with doctor and nurse Kitty at her side. The act awakens compassion, changing a heart and revealing true charity.

Biddy Mahone Biddy Bowery Mrs. Acton Bridget Fourth Avenue Broadway Great Jones Street Harry Mamma Hudson South Tenth Street Papa Jimmy Heaven Kitty John Doctor Guernsey Mabel Acton Mary

MISCELLANY: Value of Life Lies in Use Not Luxury

A reflective meditation warns that pleasure and pain pass swiftly and the worth of life lies in usefulness. It argues that a modest funeral after a selfless life is preferable to a grand procession following a loveless, selfish existence.

Perfectionists Pursue Bank Cashier Salaries in Erroneous Quote

The speaker asserts that genuine perfectionists in the country who have not sinned for sixteen years can secure high salaries as bank cashiers. The remark mirrors a skeptical tone toward moral claims and employment merit.

Spiritual Resolve Against Temptation and Obedience

A devotional line urging steadfast resolve to resist temptations and pursue unwavering obedience to God. It emphasizes maintaining an upright intention and trusting that outcomes will be well through steadfast conduct.

Thomas

Living with Honor Through Real Virtue Practice

The shortest and surest way to live with honor is to be what we appear to be. Observing virtue shows that human qualities grow stronger through regular practice and real experience of them.

Whispered justice echoes in a world of equal exchange

A reflective idea states that the world returns what a man gives. Hearts respond to gentleness with gentleness and to harsh words with harshness, following the law of reciprocity: the measure you mete is the measure you receive.

Impossible to deny God love to a devoted soul

A devotional reflection argues that God cannot deny love to a soul wholly devoted to him. It states that God cannot disdain his own image in a heart fully engrained with his likeness and that love is the sole tribute such a soul can offer.

The PLAN OF Her House A Private Devotion Idea

A lady describes a sunny room for daily private devotion with a husband’s closet and her own. Each space holds a Bible and hymn book and a small table and chair. She argues shared home design fosters consistent private worship and fewer backslidings.

A Goop Day GutTer

There are other ministers of love more conspicuous than a good daughter, but none in which a gentler, lovelier spirit dwells. She is the steady light of her father's house, his morning sun and evening star, guiding and soothing with grace, tenderness, and unpretending acts of kindness.

Protecting Boys From Wild Adventure Literature

A Woonsocket Patriot editorial argues that societies curb obscene texts but ignore direct crime stories aimed at boys. It calls for broader censorship or stronger Anthony Comstock powers to shield boys from sensational juvenile newspapers and tales of daring thefts, piracy, and violence.

Canada Ilinois Anthony Comstock Woonsocket Patriot

How Do You MaNnacE to appear happy all the time

A woman asks how to seem consistently cheerful and a friend replies that Parker's Ginger Tonic keeps her and her family healthy. The exchange suggests tonic use as a key to wellbeing and good humor.

Parker

The Converted Pacifist Bendigo and the Zero Tale

The piece recounts William Thompson known as Bendigo the boxer who after years in prison converts to preaching in London, detailing how sermons on Daniel and the fiery furnace shape his path to ministry along Cadman’s Mission Hall and Seven Dials. It also explains the origin of zero on thermometers and Fahrenheit’s legacy and contrasts other scales. It closes with a traveler's tribute to the Commercial Traveler, celebrating a guide who eases a stranger’s stay across towns through hospitality and kindness.

William Thompson England Bendigo David Goliath Shadrach Mesach Cadman’s Mission Hall Seven Dials London Fahrenheit Dantzic Baltic Sea Dan Beersheba Palestine Holland America Russia Germany Reaumer France Colorado Maine R. J. Burdette

Cookery for the 510K in the Sick-Chamber

Guidance on feeding the ill emphasizes presentation and temperature. Use fine dishes if possible, keep foods appealing, and tailor meals to taste while avoiding excess. Examples include turning offputting broths into palatable soups and using simple, appealing combos like oysters with light accompaniments to tempt recovery.

Marion Har

The druggist Must Act On Cough Syrup Salvo

A clipped notice urges a hesitant druggist to quickly produce a cough remedy mixing sweet oil and liquorice. It derides Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as unprofitable and pushes immediate action to capture winter demand.

Dr. Bull

Narrow Escape From Niagara Falls Ends With Trio Rescued

A Niagara Falls despatch reports John Lehman, his son, and John Greenwood of Chippewa Ontario crossed near the falls in two boats to visit friends. A thick fog separated them, but rescue bells summoned townspeople. Greenwood’s anchor caught a rock and saved him. the Lehmans rode a counter-current to a Canadian point and were saved. Greenwood was later found safe at anchor at daybreak.

Niagara Niagara Falls John Lehman John Greenwood Chippewa Ontario Lehmans Greenwood

A Modern Hercules of Seymour Ind Dies in Poverty

William Hood of Seymour Indiana earned a local legend for prodigious strength. Tales recount him stopping an enraged ox by seizing horns and tying an ox with a neck yoke, lifting logs and moving rocks singlehandedly. He died recently in abject poverty after years of poor health.

Hercules William Hood Seymour Ind Hood

Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh Promises Complete Treatment

An APUBE style listing touts Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh as a wholesome distillation of witch hazel American pine Canada fir mari gold clover blossoms and healing balsam and pine essences offered as a complete treatment for 1.

Sanford

Vermin Killer Promises Quick Household Relief

A historical advertisement touts Parsons' Exterminator as the best and cheapest vermin killer in the world. It claims to clear barns, granaries, and households of rats mice and ants in a single night with no fear of bad smells and notes it is sold everywhere.

Parsons

Midnight Sun book notes feature young Finnish drivers

In Paul B. Du Chailly forthcoming work The Land of the Midnight Sun he recalls rides with girls in Finland. He names Ida Catherine and Ida Carolina as drivers, describing gifts and a quick fix by one girl who borrowed nails and a hammer to repair a loose wheel. The narrative emphasizes charm and rustic resourcefulness.

Giru PostBours Paul B. du Chailly Finland Ida Catherina Ida Carolina

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Strength and Vitality

A vintage pitch extols Hoop's Sarsaparilla as a powerful tonic that builds the body, boosts appetite, purifies blood, and energizes the system. Marketed as reaching every part through the blood, it claims renewed life. price is $1 per bottle or six for $5.

Hoop Hood 0. J. Hood & Cony Mewes Mass

Mennonites in Manitoba Preserve Isolation and Labor Roles

A clergyman notes the Russian Mennonites in Manitoba remain isolated and avoid marrying outside their community. Initially some girls worked as servants, but after a wedding the community ordered all to return home. They are thrifty and industrious, with women doing much of the labor, including a long turf ditch dug by women and many women in the fields.

Manitoba British America

Get tysburg veteran credits Sulphur Bitters cure

A Civil War veteran recalls being shot in the left leg at Gettysburg. Surgeons declared the wound incurable, with bone fragments discharged and a long running sore. After trying many remedies with little help, he used Sulphur Bitters and reports near complete recovery and continued use.

Battle of Gettysburg

Hop Bitters Promises Health For Invalid Women

An advertisement claims Hop Bitters can restore health to poor bedridden wives sisters mothers and daughters, asking if readers will allow them to suffer when relief is told to be possible with a few bottles.

Present Strife Over Jupiter’s Grant Persists

Frugal subjects lament that condition remains unsatisfied though Jupiter should answer every plea. They insist on continued importuning the heavens, seeking relief from current woes and impact on daily affairs.

Jupiter

Cream Balm Advertisements for Catarrh Relief

Sufferers praise Exy’s Cream Balm for rose cold hay fever and catarrh relief. Letters from T Kenner and Frank C Ogden claim cures and restored taste and smell after use. Advert shows price fifty cents and urges use by Ithaca and Elizabeth readers.

Waite & Burpick Ithaca T. Kenner Drys Merchant N. Y Exy Frank C. Ogden Elizabeth N.J

City Trees and the Health of Savannah’s Air

A citywide piece argues trees purify air by absorbing carbonic acid and releasing oxygen, aiding water purification and malaria prevention. It advocates planting deciduous, frost-killable species to maximize autumn sunshine and health through ongoing vegetation and sunlight exposure.

Savannah

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