First and Last Families in Society Trade Credit
In a dialogue a storekeeper explains that first and last refer to social status. The pattern shows upper class customers who are quick to seek credit but slow to settle accounts.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
9
A Comfortable and Happy Trip to California
Promotion for economical California travel by train. A Boston agent advertises a select party journey with a courteous conductor, via Colorado and Salt Lake City, in a clean Pullman Tourist Sleeping car at very low cost. Contact Alex Stocks, C B Q R New and Passenger Agent, 264 Washington St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Burlington
Alex Stocks
Washington St
Boston
Tel
Roosevelt Testifies He Drank Very Little Alcohol
Former President Theodore Roosevelt states he never drank whiskey or brandy except on doctor's orders or rare occasions after exposure. He describes a 15 year pattern of temperance, confessing only occasional mint juleps and minimal wine at meals, and details the Africa expedition where seven ounces of brandy were used for his throat and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Andrews
Andrews
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Andrews
Deutscher’s Club
Milwaukee
Alex Lambert
Roosevelt
P. M. Rixey
McKinley
Jacob Riis
Gilson Gardner
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Rixey
White House
Washington
Robert Bacon
James R. Garfield
Gifford Pinechot
New York
Harvard
May
Civil Service
Montauk Point
William McKinley
Czolgosz
Africa
Smithsonian
Khartoum
Europe
United States
Oyster Bay
Little Missour
North Dakota
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Holbrook Curtis
Ohio
Toledo
Cleveland
Garfield
Post
Sperry
Ravenna
Duluth
Superior
Oshkosh
Dr. Rixey
Speaker Cannon
Congress
Secret Service
Cannon
Mr. Sloane
Sloane
Mr. Loeb
Mr. Newberry
Mr. Cortelyou
Delaney
Cabinet
Mrs. Roosevelt
Marquis Hotel
East Thirty-first Street
Fourth Avenue
Thirtyfirst Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-second Street
The
Waldorf
Deutscher Club
Pound
State of
Michigan
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Wilson Bros
New England
Jewelers
Scollay Sq
DR. Reed Cushion Shoe CO
West St
Tremont, Boston
Paris
Garters
A. Stein & Co., Makers
Atwood
Earl & Wilson Makers OF
Troy
Horlick
Horlick’s
Pelton
Bond
Montana
Dakotas
Louisiana
Navy
First United States Cavalry
Rough Riders
Santiago
R. J. Cunnings
Kartoum
Forty Second Street
George Shiras
Mr. Shiras
Shiras
Marquette
Alley
East
Stock Ale
Massachusetts Breweries Company
Hawley Street
Telephone Main
Rca
Courier-Journal
York Citys
Lou
Risville, Ky
Aprilsteth
1918
UCH
Watterson
Sanatogen
Col. Watterson
Bauer Chemical CO
Irving Place
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