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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
4
Rates listed for one year two dollars paid in advance, six months one dollar, three months fifty cents, and single copies five cents. Notice indicates the Bristol Post Office records this as second class matter.
The piece notes a push for advertising to boost profits amid a woolen goods boom. It references public campaigns and the role of ads in business success, contrasts with political scandals, and comments on crop expectations and harvest prospects. The tone reflects a late 19th century business and political commentary.
The note proclaims that after tomorrow sportmen may shoot at robins and several waterfowl and rabbits without a legal ban in many cases. It cites Others’ laughter at the idea and quotes a critic on rumors. It ends by praising Woonsocket Fair 1894 as the best society event, open next week with day and evening hours.
The article argues that diligent study leads to future opportunities like running mills or managing stores. It notes Pennsylvania forest fires burn vast lumber and that fires begin easily but spread widely. It highlights September Fair parades in Worcester Woonsocket Kent and Narragansett Park urging attendance as educational and entertaining.
The Second congressional district Republicans plan to name two stalwart candidates at their upcoming convention. Warren Arnold of Gelucester is praised as a reliable former congressman with delegate support. George H Utter of Westerly is the other reported aspirant seeking the party’s full backing.
The article discusses former Secretary of State Mr Utter as a strong potential candidate with solid finances and broad support. Ex-s Speaker Capron is out of the race but could assist. Incumbent Charles H Page is the Democratic congressional hopeful. Westerly will be represented by Mr Utter and Mr Arnold a local manufacturer.
Irving W. Larimore of Des Moines Iowa recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm to athletes gymnasts bicyclists football players and professionals for bruises sprains and dislocations and general muscle stiffness. Applied before swelling it halved recovery time. Available from druggists and dealers nationwide.
A circuit court session at a New Hampshire village inn becomes a forum as a belated Wisconsin traveler sits by the hearth. A sharp young lawyer queries him about hellish travels while noting lawyers always sit near the fire. The scene echoes a Boston Herald anecdote and a Eugene Oregon tip praises Chamberlain's remedy for chronic diarrhoea.
A poem contrasts life on Cherry Street with affluent avenues like Fifth Avenue and Murray Hill. The narrator recalls summers on Mamie Riley’s roof, playful songs, and memories of a country trip via the Fresh Air Fund, ending with a preference for their simple urban home.
Two American students Allen and Sachtleben bicycle toured Asia and the world after graduation. In Asiatic Turkey they climbed Mount Ararat with Kurdish guards, described a tent life of women, flocks and smoke filled camps. The hosts served tea and plundered provisions while the visitors slept near the door as the great mountain loomed.
In Union Hill New Jersey six year old Harry Remer rides a 14 pound miniature racing wheel. His father built the bike with racing saddle wood rims and pneumatic tires. The boy spends hours on it, finding pleasure and physical benefit as riding straightens his knock kneed limbs.
The article contrasts land hedgehogs with sea urchins, detailing their protective spines, torpid winters, and nesting habits. It then discusses an Ohio trial extending electric rail into rural areas to test steel road viability for horse teams and freight, noting potential gains and challenges.
A playful verse from Annie Isabel Willis features Dorothy Dole trading a hand painted bowl for honey with Mr Bea and a bee chorus promising summer sweetness. The piece is followed by a Child Garden note praising the wonder of butterflies and the metamorphosis from caterpillar to cocoon and bright moth.
A light remark on a small dog’s intelligence from a playful exchange. The nephew jokes that the dog lacks much sense but his tail shows intelligence in a humorous vignette. The line captures a casual, friendly dialogue tone.
A description of rapid preparation programs in science mathematics languages mechanical drawing and elocution with military drill. Includes practical drill in common English studies and special courses for grammar school graduates to fit for college or scientific school.
Pillow Tops now 19 cents after reductions from 38 50 and 62 cents. Tinted Squares lowered from 20 to 9 cents. Single Head Rests reduced from 25 cents and Double Head Rests from 60 to 35 cents.
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