Bristol Post Office Notes and Local Prosperity Outlook
The text comments on James Gordon Bennett visiting Bristol for his yacht, discusses natural gas use, farming practices, and baby births, notes rising Phoenix subscriptions, hints at Rhode Island politics, and highlights Bristol's improving industrial activity and potential for growth as the town stays economically alert.
Country air and rural life thoughts in New England essay
The piece muses on city fatigue and the lure of country life in New England. It notes a city businessman buying abandoned farms to prove sheep farming profitable, praises sunrise air and unfolding trees, quotes Whittier, and proposes Mount Hope be purchased by the state with ideas for a summer wigwam for the General Assembly.
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General Assembly
Rhode Island
New England
Whittier
Mount Hope
Phillip
Reflections on old farming and rail service complaints
A historical commenter contrasts century old farming efficiency with modern methods consider the New Haven Hartford Railroad's service delays at Bristol and Providence and urges Railroad Commissioner scrutiny. An ad for Rudy's Pile Supository offers guaranteed relief with 50 cent price and sample request.
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New Haven& Hartford Railroad
Fall River
Bristol
Providence
War on Our Sabbath and the Call to Assimilate
Mapison C. Peters argues that immigration elites threaten American Sabbath observance and Christian institutions. He urges enforce-ment of state sovereignty, warns of secular Sabbath, cites Blackstone and Tocqueville, and laments French Revolution declines while praising Sabbath keeping as essential to liberty and morality.
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Bartholdi
Bedloe’s Island
Castle Garden
Spain
France
Italy
Bavaria
England
Scotland
America
United States Supreme Court
Switzerland
United States
de Tocqueville
God
Mammon
Bacchus
Venus
Lexington
Gettysburg
Voltaire
Mapison C. Peters
Rational Dress Club May Transform Denver Society
Denver women form the Colorado Rational Dress club led by Mrs A Kilton and Miss Clara Irwin to wear knee length full skirts with bloomers and blouses. The pledge requires 100 signers and three month wear of the new attire to promote health comfort and grace.
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Denver
B. O. Flower
The
Arena
Laura Lee
Philadelphia
Chicago Tribune
Clty
Colorado Rational Dress Club
Colorado Rational Dreas Club
A. Kilton
Clara Irwin
W Varnum
Mary EK. Bites
Fereni’ Batts
CW Betts
Bradley
Harrington
Parasol Display Shows New Stock and Styles
A grand assortment of parasols and sun umbrellas debuts with Parisian imports. The display features changeable silk sun umbrellas, black blue and red, priced from 1.00 to 6.00. Ruffled parasols in all colors range from 1.25 to 8.00 with elaborate lace and trim.
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Bristol Phoenix
Herald Printing Company
Bradford Street
Bristol Post Office
James Gorden Bennett
Phoenix Daily
Phoenix
Rudy
Martin Rudy
Lancaster
Rational Dress Club
Racuel Foster Avery
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Ellen Battelle Dietrich
Avery
Dietrick
Profine
J B. Williams Co
Glastonbury, Ct
IALTY
Music Hall
Cricketts
Wardwell Lumber CO
Separ, & Company
B.H. Gradding
Ox CO
Dana
William H. Hampton
D. D
Moravia
N. Y
Westminster
R. I
H.W. Ladd Co
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