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Newspaper
Bloomfield Democrat
Location
Bloomfield, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1891
Page
5
Anna Pryor Payne portrays a girl who enjoys friendship with boys, shares meals with them, and remains modest and genuine. She rejects flirtation, values true character, and reflects on maternal influence and generational lessons in Springfield Homestead.
The New York Sun details Abram S. Hewitt’s home at Lexington Avenue and Twenty second Street. remodels and refurnishings showcase Louis XVI and Louis XV rooms with damask walls and alabaster lamps. The dining room features Renaissance panels and a painted fruit and flower frieze.
A witty yet pointed tale recalls a wealthy pious woman who discouraged any contact with Christian Science for its name rather than its quackery. The piece notes public unease with science’s exactness and facts, contrasting harsh truth with comforting doctrine. It also cites an old dental anecdote about extracting teeth with electricity and a dangerous silk.
Notes survey diverse items from railroads and fashion to science and literature. It cites a lightning bolt energy estimate, a New York jewel comb, a London club dinner, potato cooking science, coal tar medicines, and a Harvard dean's grim reputation, weaving curiosities from 19th century life.
A detailed promotion for M A Johnsons The Tariff from a pro tariff perspective. The Democrat advertises a 525 page work printed in large type on gad book paper, priced at 1 25 with subscription offers and discounts for multiple readers. It emphasizes the tariff as a pivotal issue in the 1892 national canvass and invites readers to subscribe.
Classified ad fragment details multiple properties for sale near Bloomfield including acres of cultivation, orchards, barns, houses with various rooms, wells, and outbuildings. Prices range from $300 to $1,500 with terms and trade offers. notes also promise more town and farm listings.
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