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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
2
A travelogue recounts a visit by a writer and her niece to Monadnock in New Hampshire. They describe mountains, woods, and a mountain ascent attempt, with weather shifts from sun to storm, and reflections on scenic drives, pine groves, and clouded views.
A narrator and niece hike toward a mountain house but face a rain storm and heavy winds. They abandon plans to ascend, then endure long delays and transport mishaps before returning to Attic. A separate note recounts Mrs Williamson killing a venomous rattlesnake threatening her baby.
A New Jersey woman reports ten years of womb trouble and leucorrhoea ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She says she can work again and no longer feels tired, urging others with weaknesses to try the treatment. The ad notes the product, price, and druggist availability.
The British consul reports a steady drop in German tobacco farming as quality demands and high costs deter growers. Weather, storage, and auction prices further threaten profitability, with excise and import duties shaping a difficult market. In 1892 planted area fell to 14 785 hectares from 18 538 in 1891, while the number of planters declined to 145 028.
The captain insisted there was no fire on the Martha, though a young man claimed otherwise. The blaze was fed by coal bunkers and burned for five days, producing smoke that the captain finally recognized as the source. The ship arrived from Newcastle with ballast, and after pumping water, the fire was extinguished without damage or cargo loss.
The war office has adopted bicycles for military use after observing their utility in maneuvers. A large Bicycle unit is to be attached to each battalion. London volunteer corps already includes bicyclists and they prove useful for message delivery and scouting.
A Honolulu correspondent to the New York Sun argues the queen bears responsibility for her loss, claiming she created more annexationists in hours than ever before and that Nordhoff misstates facts. The correspondent says few respectable supporters remain, kept only by external considerations.
The San Antonio Express notes Texas dance halls cause nightly tragedies due to reckless behavior around pleasures. The paper suggests police may ban terpsichore and force young people into prayer meetings and social teas to curb harm.
A Baltimore woman amassed one million stamps over three years aiming to sell them to a buyer who advertised paying 300 dollars for that amount. She now cannot locate the purchaser who offered the cash.
Regular council meeting announced in the council chamber on Monday at 2. A horse owned by Mrs. Marguerite DeW. Allen died recently. Trinity Church harvest festival set for Thursday October 12. Herreshoff Co boatyard will not resume Monday. Reverend Moxley to lecture on Siam at Baptist Church Sunday evening. Bristol Female Charitable Society annual meeting at Miss Shepard’s on Thursday October 5 at 3. Evening school to begin Monday. Miss Mary Spooner appointed assistant teacher in Byfield building. Reverend Clarence Millbery to preach in Advent Christian Church Sunday. Court of Probate not in session until Monday October 16. Common Pleas Court case on trial. Steam yacht Magnolia sold to Henry M. Belkaoop of Boston. built by Herreshoffs in 1883. Prof. E Wall of Colby University and Mrs Wall visiting. Trinity Church choir to Newport for festival. choir to sing at St John’s Barrington harvest festival. Miss Crossley of Micronesia gave an address. Town attendees at World’s Fair listed. Annual inspection of Babbitt Relief Corps No 19 with speeches and dancing. Special fashion notes on autumn attire and accessories. Thanks to Lord and Taylor for fashion guidance.
Tuts office reviews a Minnesota Board of World’s Fair Managers pamphlet promoting Minnesota history resources and advantages. It highlights a colorful cover with an Indian maiden, state features like Minnebya Falls, governors portraits, an internal map, and county descriptions aimed at attracting settlers and investment.
Wina Hamilton leading basso of the C D Hess Grand Opera Co reports influenza and catarrh relief within a day after using Ely s Dream Balm. He could sing a heavy Grand Opera role again with his voice unimpaired and urges others to try the remedy.
The article promotes the Panorama of the Carcaco Fire as a premier exhibit near the World's Fair in Chicago. It depicts the city burning with fire ruins and panicked crowds, accessible at 130 Michigan Avenue from downtown hotels. Ayers Hair Vigor is noted for hair shine.
Fashion centers report jackets with full skirts and oversized sleeves will dominate the fall. The princes gown and double skirts rise as popular features. Godets drapery and directoire revers will be common in jackets and waists. McDowell Magazines offer up to date designs and practical dressmaking guidance. They also provide made up paper models with flat patterns matching originals. La Mode de Paris and Paris Album of Fashion lead popular magazines, with varied annual costs. Contact A McDowell & Co at 4 West 14th Street, New York for access if dealers cannot supply.
In an era of fraud and adulteration readers are assured that Ayer s Sarsaparilla remains consistent in quality and effect. The note also announces Hansen & Bromuens plan to publish a short volume of personal experiences by Sr W D Howells titled My Year in a Log Cabin within two or three weeks.
Hoyt showcases a successful comedy at the Proviprnce Orima House with a week of performances including a Wednesday and Saturday matinee. The musical farce blends lively melody, witty lines, and character satires as a Crank character, Well and Strong, and a health seeking Tam entertain the audience.
G D. Royal Phelps Carroll, owner of the American yacht Navahoo, says no challenge has been received from Lord Don Raven or any other yacht owner to race for the Brenton's Reef Cup.
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