Dread Tomorrow and Borrowed Trouble Adage
A cautionary verse warns against borrowing trouble and dreading futures. It argues unnecessary worry compounds costs of today and urges patience until the situation arrives and can be faced.
10 Jun 1871
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1871
Page
1
A cautionary verse warns against borrowing trouble and dreading futures. It argues unnecessary worry compounds costs of today and urges patience until the situation arrives and can be faced.
In Fairmount a widowed woman arrives at church with a dashing unnamed beau causing a flurry of speculation. The village sews and whispers reveal that the man is actually the widow's brother, adding humor and social tension to a midsummer Sabbath.
A religious meditation contrasts the lasting virtue of Jesus words with fading human sayings. It recalls Spurgeon extolling sacred speech and a separate Wooster, Ohio report describes a haunted family afflicted by mysterious, unseen forces misplacing money and objects, with disquieting paranormal events and notes from unseen spirits.
The essay urges making the most of simple pleasures and blessings through inventive perspective. It cites Southey, Sydney Smith, and Pompeii to show how small spaces or meager goods feel grand when viewed cleverly, encouraging open windows and an enlarged view of life.
An old acquaintance laments scandal’s reach as idle reports spread harm. The piece warns that gossip turns fact into fiction, with mischief and falsehood outrunning truth while neighbors pry into others lives.
The text extols how people with inner gifts spread joy like music and fragrance. It compares men to a marching band and October orchards, and women to honeysuckle, praising the ability to lift others and brighten shared spaces. It urges living to spread the royal gifts of the soul as life and joy for all.
Flowers should not be cut in sunshine or kept in large bundles as this speeds decay. In the room, cut stalks straight across with a sharp knife to keep water uptake clear. avoid scissors. Change water daily or every two days and trim a thin slice from each stalk end when renewing the water to revive the blooms.
The article reports astonishing paralysis cures from magnetic springs near Lansing Michigan and claims the waters can magnetize iron or steel instantly when immersed. It presents strong sensational statements about the springs' power and healing effects.
The excerpt speaks of knowledge truth love beauty and faith alone giving vitality to existence. It links mirth tears music prayer doubt death hardship and anxiety to nourishment that sustains the human spirit and moral life.
A reflection that opposition fuels progress and character. It argues windward effort, not Calm, shapes perseverance and achievement. Hardship breeds strength, and those who falter in adversity miss their chance to stand tall.
An 1871 Rhode Island act sets off parts of Smithfield into Lincoln and Slater and annexes a section to Woonsocket. It delineates boundaries, taxes due to Smithfield, representation, jurors, town meetings, officer elections, and debt sharing among Lincoln Slater and Woonsocket. It also orders census for school funding and transcribes land records.
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