Bristol Post Office Second Class Mail Ad
Taz Bristoln Puantx is entered at the Bristol Post Office as second class mail setter. Postage is paid by the Publisher with no extra charge to subscribers in the United States and Canada.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1893
Page
2
Taz Bristoln Puantx is entered at the Bristol Post Office as second class mail setter. Postage is paid by the Publisher with no extra charge to subscribers in the United States and Canada.
Rhode Island Governor D Russell Brown proclaims Thanksgiving Thursday Nov 30 1893 and urges gratitude and charity. The piece then shifts to a Phenix analysis of national and New York state politics, praising Republican gains, condemning Tammany Hall, and noting Rhode Island and local election issues including majority rule and Providence city politics.
Bristol town reports a busy November with mention of the November 28 election, potential BristoI Assembly representation by Chandler Coggeshall, and a Thanksgiving proclamation by the President. It lists local licenses, police activity, taxes, and town expenditures across wards.
The account explains Abyssinian marriage as a swift transfer from groom to bride with a dower of livestock and cloth, followed by a festive procession, canopy protection, and days of visiting between families. A later church ceremony can render the union indissoluble by mutual consent.
At the Bristol Chapter D.O.R. annual meeting on October 11, members exceed fifty after organizing December 14, 1891. The group hosted Tea receptions, fought to preserve Revolutionary era artifacts, and adopted bylaws on March 13, 1898, while promoting genealogical research and memorials to heroes of the American Revolution.
A detailed survey of seasonal dress trends for all ages. It highlights hats coats gloves and fabrics for men women and children and promotes a guide titled How to Dress From Bath To Bed by Hackett Carhart Co New York, signed Sidney Easwe.
Beecnax's Prurs delivers a quirky note on hydration and thirst as a comic aside. The blurb hints at humor about drinking water and daily routines in a lighthearted, journalistic style.
Consumers report Hood's Sarsaparilla helps indigestion headaches biliousness and provides relief for scrofula catarrh rheumatism and salt rheum. Company asserts Hood's Prs are purely vegetable and effective in many ailments based on user testimonials.
Dr. Dio Lewis argues catarrh is constitutional, not local, criticizing snuff and topical remedies. Leading authorities support a blood purifying approach. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cure by reaching the body through the blood.
A quoted exchange questions whether lynch law lowers murders or merely reduces the number of murderers. The Native speaker argues it decreases murderers, while the traveler doubts the broader impact, reflecting controversial views on vigilante justice.
A 1/32 scale locomotive by F. Van Fleet of Williamsport Pa is showcased at the American Institute Fair. Built over two and a half years with hand tools the model features precise brass, copper, and steel parts, a steam injector, Westinghouse brake, and a 15 pound weight.
A Boston salesman once earning 18 000 a year fell on hard times while his brother, a porter at 1 000 yearly, supported a large family and grew wealthy. The frugal brother lent 1 000 to the spendthrift, illustrating the hare and tortoise fable in practical terms.
A Kentucky planter praised a little girl's acting in a Louisville pity and sent a large doll to amuse her. The reply thanked him, noting the doll as handsome and sure to provide amusement for the girl and her husband. Also included is a recipe for crullers using sugar, sour milk, butter, egg, soda, and flour.
The era of cranks has surged since Carter Harrison's assassination with threats and disturbing notices to public figures. Authorities warn that suspicious strangers near the Executive Mansion will face arrest and confinement.
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