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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1904

Page

4

Kidney Trouble Cure Warns of Sediment Test and Swamp Root

An old warning promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary complaints. It describes a simple home test using standing water to indicate kidney trouble, then touts Swamp Root as a remedy for back pain, liver, bladder, and urinary issues. Sample bottle and book offered free by mail from Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, NY.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Bing Haniton N.Y Swamp Binghamton N. Y Binghamton, N. Y

The Louisiana Purchase Essay Celebrates Centennial Year

Miss Josephine R Kerr of this town wrote a prize essay for the Bristol Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution on the Louisiana Purchase centennial. The piece traces the purchase's vast impact, noting states formed from its territory and the shaping of American history under Thomas Jefferson. It recounts early explorations by de Soto Marquette Joliet La Salle Iberville Bienville and French settlements at Mobile Biloxi and nearby points.

Josephine R. Kerr Bristol Daughters of American Revolution St. Louis Purchase of Louisiana Arkansas Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Montana Dakotas Minnesota Colorado Indiana United States Fernando de Soto Florida Alabama Mississippi Tennessee Mississippi River Soto Great River Marquette Jolit Gulf of Mexico Robert Cavalier de la Salle St. Lawrence France Louis the Fourteenth la Salle Iberville Bienville Maurepas Mobile Bay Biloxi

Louisiana Purchase and the Jefferson Years

The piece traces Louisiana’s colonial shifts from Spanish and French control to its transfer to France and then sale to the United States under Jefferson. It covers key figures Napoleon Bonaparte, James Monroe, Thomas Jefferson, Robert R. Livingston, and Count Talleyrand, noting the 1803 sale terms and strategic aims for free Mississippi navigation.

England France Napoleon Jefferson Livingston Louisiana Purchase James Munroe New Orleans Floridas Congress Munroe Louisiana Munro America Louisana Florida Mississippi River United States Spain Mississippi Marbois Napoleon Bonaparte Barrie Marbois Count Talleyrand Thomas Jefferson Mr. Livingston Mr. Munroe

Stomach and Liver Tab Jets Sold By W El Boflagion

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabs are gaining popularity for stomach troubles and constipation. For sale by W. El Boflagion.

Chamberlain W. EL Boflagion

Keiths New Theatre to Feature Miss Chrystal Herne

British actress Miss Chrystal Herne will headline Keiths next week in a vaudeville bill including Barrows Lancaster Company, Al Fields, Nichols Sisters and others. Acts span comedy, Irish classics, dancing, minstrelsy, jugglers, trapezists, and new Biograph motion pictures.

Chrystal Herne Nate. Goodwin Keith’s Miss Herne Nance O’neill Minnie Maddern Fiske Herne Ethel Howard Nichols Sisters Helles Calanan & Mack Norcross Wait Murphy & Francois Mile Olive Laura Comstock Comedienne Nohrens Biograph

Mrs Garlton's Wonderful Story Promises Cure

Mrs A L Carlton of Rockland Maine says she recovered from eight years of stomach trouble diagnosed as cancer after using Mi o na. She gained weight, her pain and vomiting ended, and she credits Mi o na with saving her life. Local agent A J Jasmin sells it for 50 cents a box with a money back guarantee if it does not cure the worst stomach disorder.

Bristol A. L. Carlton Rockland C. H. Pendleton A. J. Jasmin

Glass eye riddle from a family talk

A playful exchange where Little Jimmy asks if anyone can see through glass. Pa replies yes, while Jimmy follows with a joke about Uncle John’s glass eye that cannot see through it.

Jimmy John

Rose I Paints Picture to Ward Off Famine Wolf

Fleming argues the wolf could critique art as a defense, a witty remark from Smart Set.

Rose Fleming

Seven Barks German stomach and liver regulator offer

A sales pitch urges all with stomach bowel or liver issues to visit R. L. Drug Co at 297 Hope Street for a full size bottle of Seven Barks. A 50 cent deposit is requested and a full refund guarantees if directions fail. The product boasts 85 years on the market with wide family use and strong testimonials.

P. Storrs Main Street New Britain Conn W. Buffington R. 1, Drug CO Hope Street

Fashion’s muff wars under Louis XV reign

The era saw fur favored over cloth muffs after fashion briefly shifted. Furriers complained loudly, petitioning the pope to excommunicate cloth muff wearers. A clever merchant bribed the head man to display a cloth muff on execution day, yet women rejected the association and fur prevailed.

Louis XV

Refreshments In Church Pews Sparked Early Abuses

A note from Reliquary recalls seventeenth century church practice with family pews featuring tables and fireplaces, curtains and blinds for privacy. Abuses followed including card playing during long services and brief refreshments to pass the time.

All For the Beaty Roses Fade Slowly

A poetic exchange features a questioning woman and a baldheaded young man debating why roses fade slowly. He responds that thinking it over shows it is for the best and easier to accept gradual fading than a harsher abrupt end.

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