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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1894
Page
1
Advertises a large stock of kids fleece lined and woolen wear for ladies gents and children. Promotes wrappers blankets comforts and a wide line of gentleman furnishings with prices highlighted for shirts ties and gloves.
The firm conducts general banking and trust business with interest on negotiable deposits. It accepts moneys through participation accounts and is authorized by law to handle trusts, and to act as executor administrator guardian and related roles. Trustees, executors, administrators, guardians and assignees may deposit money and property of their estates with the company, which is exempt by law from all personal liability.
Deposits on the Participation Account on or before the 15th day of November February May and August earn interest from the first of those months. Dividends are August and February. The account offers savings bank advantages with the security of the company’s capital stock.
The speaker recalls a beloved from afar, cherishing letters and flowers sent in lonely hours. Amid dark storms and divine thunder, the heart longs to ease her burden, while memories of orange blossoms and ships bring songs of nightingales. The plea remains for one last song.
In a canyon camp a storyteller Pablo recounts the legend of Don Fernando and his white stallion. The tale says a ghostly rider appears on anniversaries, and the cliff earned its name from the petrified horse. The narrator and Pablo witness a brief spectral ride before the vision fades and Pablo recovers from fright.
A historical piece discusses Native American potential among Sioux and other tribes. It highlights capable leaders, education, orators, and the late Mrs. Elizabeth Winans’s charitable work, praising native resilience and competence alongside critiques of neglect and idleness on reservations.
A nervous woman sees a passenger with a gun in a railway carriage. The passenger jokes the weapon is corked to be safe, and the woman is pacified. The scene appears in Ephemera Comique.
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