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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1895
Page
4
A lyrical query in Home and Country asks what tale awaits Golden Hair and whether she and the prince will endure sorrow and triumph. The speaker urges steadfast duty and truth as the tale unfolds, promising lasting remembrance of her deeds.
A humorous tale shows Jones and his wife tempted by joint writing. She urges collaboration after he explains a promising plot idea. Her enthusiasm grows, a writing table appears, and tension rises as both push toward co authorship.
Jones and his wife duel over a joint manuscript in a sharp domestic farce. He reads aloud her polished chapter while she reveals a hidden past and a plan to claim authorship, ending with a public surprise when the book debuts and readers credit her rather than him.
The London Standard honors Boswell, marking a century since his death with a tribute to his literary place. It argues Boswell rivals Shakespeare as biographer, noting Goldsmith’s works and Lockhart’s Life of Scott pale beside Johnson.
The tale contrasts two turkeys in a granary one indulges in pleasures while the other fasts and contemplates life. At Thanksgiving the farmer slaughters both, but a rock placed inside the prudent bird makes him heavier. Moral emerges to live by the way.
Miss Sharpgirl cites a claimed brain benefit from fish in a light chat with Canesucker who denies being a fish eater. The exchange ends with Miss Sharpgirl noting a possible truth in the idea.
A fragmentary devotional verse expresses desire to help the weary and spread joy faith and hope. The speaker vows to give oil for tears share beauty pour good measures and silence wrath by living rightly and following the Master’s teachings.
The Washington Star recounts a veteran dialogue with Ben Butler and a former Confederate artillery captain recalling Civil War battles in Louisiana and Texas. He describes commanding a three-gun battery, a devastating Yankee barrage, the explosion of an ammunition wagon, severe wounds, and a perilous retreat aided by morphine, ending with a remounted return to action against Canby in New Mexico.
The article warns that poisonous mushrooms arise from dirty cultivation and garbage fed soils. It notes mushrooms on old manure heaps absorb vapors and toxins through their caps and fringe structures, urging consumers to question suppliers and discard questionable sources.
A inventor proposes sleeping car berths using rubber bag beds stretched over steel frames and inflated with locomotive heat. In 15 minutes a full car sleeps ready. in the morning the hot air is released and the mattresses collapse immediately.
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