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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1895
Page
4
Poem reflects on stars visible all day and the unseen beauty of the cosmos. It contrasts mortal blindness with angels and hidden heavenly forms. The voice imagines angels veiling their presence, pondering whether life hides dear guiding faces beyond the daylight.
A man recounts a life changing hour when his proposal to Emily Brant failed. A group bicycle descent ends in tragedy as a sudden steep turn and a crash aboard the wheel riders alters futures. Emily's engagement to Mr Fernow looms over the incident.
Henry E. Haydock recounts Fred Fernow saving Emily Brant when a mountain road crash threatened both cyclists. Fernow steered into a bank to avoid the river, then seized Emily’s handlebars, guiding them toward a field and water where they plunged into the river, surviving with Emily unconscious but recovering. The tale marks a turning point from danger to a returning noon tide of life.
The article describes ordinary seven inch lead pencils and various small diameter pencils used for mathematics, program pencils for dancing orders, tablets and memorandum books, checking pencils in offices, and crayon pencils in many colors. It notes sales volumes and shapes such as round and hexagonal, with attachments like rings cords and tassels.
A catalog-like listing from Rogers Free Library detailing recent acquisitions and offerings. It includes titles across fiction and non fiction with formats, publication cities, years, and price or catalog numbers, ending with a note on copper plate or steel engraved work and card services.
In a Paris Academy read reported by Nature, Chatin and Muntz detail experiments measuring phosphorus in oysters. Portuguese oysters yield four grams of phosphoric acid per dozen, equating to one gram of tribasic phosphate of lime per box, while trench oysters hold about two thirds as much. The finding bears on the nutritive properties of oyster varieties.
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