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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1894
Page
8
A lyrical brief recounts a violet and a sunflower crown heir courting across social divide. The violet longs for the blue eyes, while the sunflower crown refuses to declare, as their voices fail to meet, leaving unspoken yearning between them.
A Mooseilauke sloop tale unfolds on Gonave as Ensign Fitz seeks Mimi the Creole. Slater recalls their fateful courtship, a brutal duel over love, and Mimi’s death shielding Fitz. The crew reflects on race, loyalty, and loss aboard Port o’ Prince.
A crowd of Vineyard Haven sweepers recover sunken anchors by dragging lines along the seabed. Workers release a chain and snare the anchor, then lift it to the surface using the schooner and boat, with prices paid by the iron market for salvageable anchors.
A London Telegraph letter laments the plight of married curates, noting vicars favor young, unmarried assistants. An 87 year old curate argues age and marriage bar him from work, criticizing bishops and church hiring practices that exclude older clergy.
An aged Hebrew friend bursts into laughter during Meyerbeer’s The Huguenots. Damrosch questions the joke. The old man says the provocative irony of Protestants and Catholics killing each other to music by a Jewish composer is deeply amusing.
A Des Moines shoe merchant, Charles L. Kahler, fell ill in Chicago with a severe cold. He used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy which quickly cured him, prompting others at the hotel to follow his example and seek the remedy. Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
A colored man knocks at Jim Webster’s cabin door asking to see Webster. Mrs. Webster asks his business, he says a friend of Webster wants to borrow a dollar. She suspects a mistake and accuses him of lying, telling him to go away.
Irving W. Larimore physical director of the Y M C A Des Moines Iowa says he can recommend Chamberlains Pain Balm to athletes gymnasts bicyclists football players and the profession for bruises sprains and dislocations and also for soreness and stiffness of the muscles When applied before swelling it will cure in half the usual time For sale by all druggists and dealers everywhere.
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