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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1903
Page
4
A friend of the family remarks on a nephew being closed out by the sheriff and asks about his liabilities. Uncle Silas responds that the nephew may call on him for help with the fast thing he does, highlighting a humorous or risque social situation in a Chicago Tribune style snippet.
A small boy Elmer asks why pistols are called horse pistols. His father answers that horse pistols are so named because they kick. The exchange appears in a St Louis Post-Dispatch humorous column.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Aunt Margaret promising heaven if Dorothy behaves, while Dorothy asks for a coin. The tone shifts between admonition and childlike bargaining, reflecting a domestic moral vignette.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer line quips on elopement with a witty exchange. The speaker notes preferring to face the father than marry secretly, and the other party asks what was said. The father is implied to favor elopement over parental opposition.
George J. Angel argues wealth is more than money and property. He asks readers to compare sleepless nights and family happiness with glittering riches and social envy, noting health, age, and loyal friendships matter more than wealth in life’s balance.
Cheese should feel mellow to the touch with an even tint rind that is elastic and free from puffs. A sample should show a firm buttery grain and nutty flavor. Very hard rind means sour or over salted. rind that springs back indicates an oversoft article. Better quality ages to avoid insipid flavor.
Nature hides deformities, dropping blemished growth except trunk injuries. In forests, many trees show bent, twisted, or split trunks where early harm or low mood altered growth. Nature cannot repair such broken laws in living organisms, and punishment follows as deformity remains.
A humorous note from Boston shows a boy refusing a game, saying they amuse themselves by pretending Brother Waldo is an ichthyosaurus while he acts as a prehistoric hunter, as quoted by the Washington Star.
Ebenezer Snow declares he married for money, insisting this time he marries for wealth. He claims his bride elect possesses money, noting she has $3478 in savings, a detail she allegedly showed him in the bank book. The Detroit Free Press records the sensational assertion.
A terse dialogue contrasts paralysis of the body with paralysis of the will. The tramp deflects claims of physical incapacity by insisting his strength remains, while the boss retorts about work. A wry exchange highlights the line between effort and motive in a desolate riverbed metaphor.
A Detroit Free Press fragment quotes two housewives debating servants. The first claims to undo the servant's work on some days, prompting the second to exclaim Gracious. How do you dare.
Mrs G W Pierce of 1822 Wayne St Toledo D endured three decades of rheumatic pain. After failing with doctors and medicines she credits Blood Wine with rapid relief and a complete recovery following five bottles, reporting sleepless nights eased and overall health restored.
Terra Haute Ind lawyer A J Kelley suffered rheumatism for weeks unable to leave his office. He credits three bottles of Blood Wine with a marvellous cure saying it completely relieved his long time ailment and is the best remedy he has seen.
Chas T Johnson of 19 Bent sigec Salem Massachusetts testifies his venie used Blood Wine for rheumatism and found relief after other remedies failed, and he recommends it to others.
Public notice outlines the N Y N H and Hartford Railroad electric car service effective May 17 1908. It lists northbound and southbound weekday and Sunday timetables between Bristol Providence Fox Point and Riverside car house, with departures from Dorrance Weybosset streets and Bristol terminus and interim stops, including special express services and daily intervals.
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