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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1894
Page
7
The narrator traces a hot summer day through urban heat to a sea outing. From the city streets and Harvard Bridge to Nahant cliffs and Henry Cabot Lodge grounds, the journey contrasts heat and bustle with oceanic calm and reflections on nature and art.
Our Brooklyn letter presents a readers’ plea for self improvement through health and beauty. It argues that true beauty comes from inner renewal and disciplined effort, recounts a story of a woman who preserved youth by will power, and endorses Mme Mandenelli Cocaline Cream as a cosmetic aid. It also notes travel guidance to the White Mountains via the Providence Line steamers.
A Western Texas sheep interest warns that tariff agitation devastates local values. Reports describe sheep losses from $2.50 to 65 cents per head and land foreclosures, with creditors extending leniency rare and sales driven by debt.
The Bristol probate court schedules accounts for the estate of Henry Wood late of Bristol and the estate of Allen I Gladding late of Bristol. Moses Wood and Orrin L Bosworth appear as executors with will annexed and administrator respectively. Hearings set for September 17 1884 at 10 A M at the Lawn Clerk's office and Town Clerk's Office. Notices to be published fourteenk days weekly in the Bristol Phenix. Herbert Bennett probate clerk.
A new vegetable tonic and blood purifier called Dr Scott's Sarsaparilla arrives in Bristol via A A Shepherd and W H Buffington. The advertisement touts cures for kidney and liver disease headaches rheumatism dyspepsia and more, claiming Dr Scott’s life work in blood diseases supports its efficacy.
Public auction set for Monday September 17 at 1 PM in Bristol at Franklin Street premises to satisfy seven mortgage deeds from George Fitts to Bristol Institution for Savings. Property described as a lot on the southerly side of Franklin Street bounded by Eleazor Luther, John St. Allyn, and Joseph F. Peckham, with buildings and improvements, as recorded in specified land evidence books.
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