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Newspaper
Ashtabula Telegraph
Location
Ashtabula, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1879
Page
5
Costly Dingy and a Gentlemen’s Duty Echoed
A fragmented excerpt hints at a clash of manners and duty among women and men. References to social performance, restraint, and moral expectation suggest an old society’s pressure to conform. Names, places, and precise events are unclear within the readable text.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success in Cotton and Woolens
Advertises rising prices for cotton and woolen goods in the Eastern market with agents behind on orders. Encourages stockpiling now, claiming a boom and guiding merchants to buy under the market for best advertising. Cites a successful merchant as a safe buying reference and urges proceeding with purchases.
Domestics at Old Prices Offer in Brown’s and Bleached
A local retailer touts domestic goods at unchanged September prices since last Spring. They claim stock bought last June remains cheaper than replacement and urge customers to buy now before prices rise.
Flannels Price Appeal to Customers
The writer claims advancement in prices is not solely their doing and asserts they have improved stock ownership at lower costs. They urge customers to consult market reports to verify the claim and emphasize offering prices well below previous purchases.
Reduction in Prices Drive At Local Goods Sale
A local house advertises a ten day sale with a large stock of Paisley or India cashmere shawls and related fabrics. Items include Heron Bone Stripes at 30 cents, 48 inch all wool mattalasse cashmere at 1.00, fine cashmeres at 0.65, and matching silks and velvets, all priced below New York wholesale levels due to a large Erie connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Paisley
India
New York
Bargain Clothing Sale In Ashtabula 1879 Wholesale Offers
Never have we owned these goods as low buying 48 we do in solid cases direct from first hands offering inducements to customers never before. Full lines in LADIES GENTS from cotton to wool Ladies Vests and Pants at 50 Cents Mens White at 65 Cents cheap at 85 Cents. Mens Scarlet all Wool at 1 25 now sold wholesale at 16 per dozen. Call early as stock declines. Ashtabula Nov 26 1879.
New Lot Of Stylish Garments On Display Today
A local store announces the arrival of a new lot of well made perfect fitting garments. The shop promotes the largest variety and best made apparel available for shoppers this day.
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Fragments of a Kitchen Manual Passage
A garbled text describes cooking steps and ingredients with scattered phrases about roasting, stirring, and timing. It reads like a damaged vintage instruction, mentioning fire, cover, checking doneness, and serving ideas, but lacks coherent structure or clear subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Peter
Fragmented Texts Reflect Shifting Moral Voices
A garbled passage hints at social critique and character, mentioning ignorance, breeding, respect, and virtue. It references a barber, a laboring man, and a distant universe, but the legible lines offer no cohesive narrative or clear event.
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HS Owerekight
Sébuet
Wat
Aaa
Sinaiea
Besser
Val
Paisley
Erie
Kepler
Ashtabula
Rae
Omer
Pier
D. Ae
Rey Peoma
Ladianapot
Oma Wines
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