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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1895
Page
4
The poem contrasts unchanged garden scenes with changing hearts. The speaker recalls lilies foxgloves and apple boughs while reflecting that a year has altered the pair beyond reconciliation. They note distance grown between them despite familiar surroundings.
A husband and wife discuss their failed partnership and the dissolution deed. He contemplates their love and loss and recalls a year-ago trip to Etaples. she admits regrets over misused love and the balance of what was given and received in marriage.
An excruciating domestic fiction scene unfolds at a seaside home where a couple recalls a perilous voyage. They recall quarrels and a near death at sea, the kiss that marked their bond, and a plan to escape to Etaples for a rekindled romance as they destroy a deed of separation.
Experts argued Mars may have supported life in the past despite its current thin atmosphere. Proc tor noted Mars cools faster than Earth due to its size, suggesting Earth could become Earthlike in 28 million years, raising questions about when Mars or Earth might be inhabited in the distant future.
Congressman Hall asked Edison to define electricity before patent committees. The wizard replied it is a mysterious fluid about which nothing is known, and the discussion continued.
Excerpts discuss Japanese cleanliness politeness gentleness and bravery while contrasting American habits. Authors note self control and self respect as paths to civility and question Japan’s broader cultural adoption versus American temperament. A separate tale from Italy reports a fortune teller prophecy triggering mob hysteria and a deadly act blamed on witchcraft.
The London Tit-Bits gag notes a man apologizing for tripping in a dance and tearing his partner’s dress, with a joke about paying for the dress. It then contrasts social codes with a Lowell quote about moral standards and peacemaking. It ends with a claim that 18 New York families hold over $500000 in diamonds.
Alderman James C. Gilbert recalls a tenant who bought a gentle old mare for his widow and children. The horse, once owned by a funeral-obsessed New Albany woman, followed a negro funeral through town until a junction with the parade drew the procession into the street. A policeman finally intervened and the mare was removed.
The New York Press notes a Alaska custom where Inuit and Alaska native women wear wood or bone in the lower lip to indicate age. Fort Wrangel and villages like Jeneau and Sitka show four generations in a single family, with age indicated by the growing lip ornament.
Transacts a general Banking and Trust Business. Interest paid on deposits subject to check at sight. Money received on Participation accounts. Authorized by law to accept trusts and to act as Executor Administrator Guardian etc. Trustees Executors Administrators Guardians and Assignees depositing money and property of their estates with this Company are exempt by law from all personal liability.
Deposits on Participation Account on or before the 15th day of November February May and August draw interest from the 1st of those months. Dividends August and February. This Account offers the advantages of Savings Banks with the additional security of the capital stock of the company.
A roster of individuals including James M. Kimball George L. Littlefield Albert Scalder Stehns Hutchins Ahezekiah Conant George T. Blí88 Laml Colt Horrrack M. Barns John P Campbell Leander R. Peor Henry R. Barker Olney T. Inman Henry B. Winship George P. Wetmore William R. Dupeze Warren Qo Arnold B R Robertson J M Addeman William T C Wardwell with officers President Samuel P Colt Vice President Joshua M Addeman Treasurer Cyrus P Brown Secretary Waldo M Place listed.
A fragmented notice references dwellings with stores inside and related business buildings churches and farms, listing directors as part of the record.
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