Fashion Powder Sale with Free Bijou Perfume Offer
Vintage ad listing Fashion Facs Powder at 50c with a free Bijou bottle of Liles Perfume Rigaud with purchase. Mentions talcum products and assorted scents from sellers like Manson & Jenks and Sobnson's Baby, across various prices and items.
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Rigaud
Suppression of Lotteries Traced Through U S History
A timeline notes Massachusetts leading the first major suppression in 1829 and subsequent spread across states. It highlights the Louisiana State Lottery’s failed renewal bid in 1994, public opposition, and the long arc of lotteries being abolished in much of Europe and Latin America since the 16th century.
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United States
Massachusetts
Louisiana
Europe
England
Florence
C Shafer Emerges As New Newspaper Magnate
John C. Shaffer, born in Baltimore on June 15 1853, pioneers from commission merchant to guiding Shaffer Group papers. He built a vast empire including Chicago Evening Post Indianapolis Star Terre Haute Star and Denver News and Times facing a libel suit from Colorado Fuel Iron over Ludlow coverage.
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A. C. Shafer
William Randolph Hearst
Atlantic
Pacific
Lord Worthcliffe
Frank A. Mun
Scripps
Canada
Hugh Graham
Montreal Dataly Telegraph
Montreal Star
Gale
John Charles Shaffer
Shaffer
Central ‘West
Baltimore
Marynad
John C. Shaffer & Company
Chichso
Street Railway Company
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
Chicago
Fourth
Chicago Ovening Post
Indianapolis Star
Terre Haute Star
The
Star
Louisville Herald
Rocky Mountain News
of Denver
Denver Times
News
Colorado
Rockus
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Rockefellers
News and Times
Ludlow
Germans Honor St. Boniface Patron Saint Day
The piece notes St. Boniface celebrated by Germans and Catholic communities in the United States. It recalls his birthplace Crediton in Devon, his missionary work in the Netherlands, and the observance encouraged by Pope Pius X and Emperor William.
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St. Boniface
Fatherland
Kaiser’s Land
Germany
Pius X
William
Atlantic
Baltimore
Crediton
Devonshire
Saint Boniface and the spread of Christianity
St. Boniface journeyed through Bavaria Thuringia Friesland Hesse and Saxony facing danger from roaming bands while planting churches on former idol sites and felling sacred trees for construction He was consecrated bishop by the pope and established religious houses before his martyrdom with fifty two attendants.
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Boniface
St. Boniface
Bavaria
Thuringia
Friesland
Hesse
Saxony
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