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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1894
Page
7
Accounts of the 1872 flag presentation and later centennial observance honor the Old Guard veterans and the Bristol Team of Artillery. Governors Padelford and Howard attended the events with dignitaries, with speeches, parades, and a display of regimental memorabilia.
Dr Coburn announces a complete amateur photography course at the summer school. No extra charge for holders of school tickets. students pay for materials. Cameras provided. bring your own if possible. Course covers all amateur processes from picture making to mounting. Outdoor exercises encouraged for health and morale. Full course ticket with reserved evening seats costs 1.50 with access to over thirty lectures. Tickets on sale at the Woman's Exchange.
Major Wm. E. Mowry and Quartermaster Amos Horton lead a veteran group with Sergeants Hiram Munro Sydney Peckham and other officers including Colonel Chas A. Greene chairman Colonel Joseph L. Burgess secretary Wm. Fred Fish treasurer Colonel Thomas E. Usher Colonel John H. Adams Major Henry Gladding among the listed officials.
Annie May Clark died at the Llomwe Destitute Children home on Wednesday June 13. She was 4 months and 21 days old. Local records list her as a child resident of Unark town.
An advertisement asserts Beecham's pills cure most ailments by addressing constipation. It compares price 25 cents per box with a dollar for other medicines and notes annual sales exceed six million boxes. A free knowledge book is offered by B F Allen Co at 365 Canal Street New York.
Miss Helen Gould offers a large Irvington-on-the-Hudson farm to the Kindergarten and Potted Plant Association for a summer program. The site will host 250 plus children with frame buildings for lodging and meals, flower-beds for lessons, and each child will receive a plot to cultivate. Mrs Bayard Taylor, widow and patron, continues hosting in New York and aids in cultural work.
A New York Ledger note discusses an aquatic bicycle with micratace propellers and forward twin screws, still in infancy but improvable. It also mentions a distant plan to outpace other craft, plus a carnival of varied items from corn whiskey distribution to cannibal feast folklore in Bonin New Guinea and gallery coupon deals in Providence.
The ad claims the tonic regulates bodily functions and strengthens the nervous system. It argues worries and fatigue diminish with use and life is enjoyed, noting pale children are helped by the remedy in glowing terms.
The revived Louis XV evening gown in Paris uses brocaded moires for the pointed bodice and pannier overdress with full elbow sleeves and a valois collar. It pairs an underskirt of plain satin or velvet for a refined silhouette.
A science feature notes Neptune takes over 60 000 days to complete a year and discusses contagious diseases like leprosy and tuberculosis as well as the caffeine and tea alkaloids being similar. It mentions surgical dreams for consumption and early experimental results on a diseased lung apex.
A health note outlines the Banting diet with meat or fish portions for meals and dry toast, plus fruit and tea. It forbids alcohol and bread, advises regular light exercise, and suggests a daily routine with minimal naps and a strict sleeping setup. A lemon cordial recipe is included for a clarifying drink.
A series of experiments endorses sleeping with feet slightly elevated and head lower than feet by using pillows under the feet. Benefits include deeper intellectual rest, better nervous system response, improved venous blood flow, and reduced fatigue on waking. Start gradually with thin pillows to reach the proper height, especially for women.
This recipe outlines making a rose flavored punch using Turkish preserved rose leaves, lemon juice, and a sweet base. It also describes a vegetable stock infusion with carrots turnips leeks onions celery butter and consomme, finished with lettuce sorrel onions sugar and peas before serving.
The guide advocates presenting all news in advance of rivals with accuracy and reliability. It urges verifying facts when possible, separating opinions to editorials, and conveying both sides of stories. It stresses fairness, brevity for less important items, kernel over husk, and timely coverage with integrity.
The editor urges a bold, honest approach blending reliable news with progressive advertising. The plan favors timely topics, clear reporting, and engaging columns designed to reflect public sentiment and resonate across communities.
A historic recipe lists butter and sugar with flour and cornstarch, milk, eggs, and baking powder to bake a cake. For the syrup toppings mix brown sugar, chocolate, milk, butter and vanilla, cook to a stiff spread, then spread on the cake and dry in the oven. Serve with baked apples or vanilla ice cream.
Guidance on meeting a lawyer to draft a will within a limited fee, including prep of precise estate wishes, full names, and witness plan. Also explains differences between green bones and dry bones in food processing with notes on value, handling, and production methods.
Statistics from the department of agriculture at Washington show in 1608 there were 62 schools teaching agriculture with 1,159 instructors and 11,858 students of whom 8,460 studied agriculture. Last year 8,811 graduates. Since Maryland College started in 1856, 5,889 students have aaiatte. Revenue for one colleges in 1809 was 8,482,908. There were 84 experiment stations with total revenue 697,244. New York at Geneva led with 88,500. Ohio station earned 6,019 for farm products sold, Missouri 4,057. total personnel at stations 491.
A night facial routine suggests wetting the face with a benzine dipped sponge to remove blackheads around sebaceous glands. Friction with a towel helps reduce them, followed by washing with a lotion of corrosive sublimate at one grain per ounce of water.
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