Hosiery and Garment Bargains In Plain and Fancy Fabrics
Local retailer promotes a wide range of low priced hosiery including children s black cotton hose at 25 cents per pair and ladies Lisle hose at 37 to 12 cents. Gloves corsets shirts waists and wash fabrics like jacquard Dutchess and London pique are offered with various price points and a complete line of men s shirts collars cuffs and ties. Duck suits and sailor suits for boys feature hot day wear at affordable prices. Large stock of fabrics and linings advertised for garment making.
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Childen
Jacdénet Dutchess
Plesse Royal
London
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Monument Designs Offered by Red Peterhead and Partners
Sixty new and original monument designs announced with names of granite varieties and popular stones such as American Quincy Clark's Island Oak Hill Concord Barre and Bay of Fundy. Orders may be left at D A Pieror's Cloth-Lag More Meta pegeh Beisel Hj.
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Kenney
Dyce
Persley
American
Quincy
Clark’s Island
Oak Hill
Concord
Barre
Bay of Fundy
Werterly
Hallowell
Fox Island
Black Diamond
Red Beach
D. A. Pieror's
Pegeh Beisel
Solar Blue Violet Rays Kill Germs Bacteria
Professor H Marshall Ward tested the solar spectrum on bacterial spores observing that blue and violet rays are most effective at killing bacteria and fungi. Glass lenses reduced blue violet transmission, but quartz allowed strong results. summer exposures were feasible while winter would require impractical lengths.
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H. Marshall Ward
The French Expedition to Egypt and Its Library
A 19th century age of study sent scholars with advanced gear to Egypt to grab pharaonic and Ptolemaic treasures for Paris. Their library mixed ancient classics with modern thought, spanning Homer to the Bible and including Rousseau, Goethe, and Mercier. Caroline Bonaparte gifted a pocket library to Napoleon, and readers noted marked passages in Bacon, Stael, and Mercier entries.
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Egypt
Paris
Homer
Virgil
Ossian
Tasso
Rousseau
Heloise
Goethe
Werther
Montesquieu
Caroline Bonaparte
Bacon
Mme. de Stael
Mercier
Professor Sloane
Napoleon
Dinner talk and a sly invitation in a room tale
In a conversational scene Haw kins recalls a overheard exchange about plans and dinners. Snooks teases Webb about future engagements from Tuesday to Thursday noting a dinner with the Blakes and a witty aside about a Boston budget. The Kentucky river name origin is given as Kain-tuk-ee meaning at the head of the river.
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Hawkins
Smooks
Bruffkins
Snooks
Webb
Snook
Blakes
Boston
Kentucky
A Man's Wisdom and His Friend's Folly
A proverb about a man whose wisdom contrasts with a friend whose folly leads to risk or error. The saying highlights value of prudent judgment over impulsive actions.
Nature's Instrument Brook Song Reminds Reader of Joy
A quotation from Joe Cone in the Boston Traveller describes a brook's music as nature's instrument. The passage recalls boyhood joys and a healed spirit when wandering past stones and brush, contrasting worldly irks with the brook's calm cadence.
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Joe Cone
Boston
When Woman Is Not Grateful and Looks Absurd
London Graphic argues that women appear ridiculous in many everyday tasks due to clothing, pockets, and burdens, contrasting with men who navigate streets and travel with ease. It claims grace only in rest, carriage, drawing room, or dancing, reflecting era stereotypes.
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London Graphic
Touraineans Emerge as Comforting, Content People in All Seasons
A narrator admires Touraine residents for their steady, contented demeanor. Women in blue cotton gowns, wooden shoes, and white stockings appear picturesque with dark eyes and lively smiles. Men are a hardworking, festive crowd who cherish their province, recalling Prussian raids a generation past, and praising a climate with sun even in winter.
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Agnes Sorel
Touraine
American Officers Witness Fatal China Fight For 4 Cents
A group of American naval officers in China during the late war hired two Chinese fighters for 4 cents. In a staged bout one fighter killed the other after a dispute over a stone strike. Authorities ruled the murder not a concern of the officers, noting they had effectively secured a fight, a killing, and an execution for a trivial price.
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China
Nobleman Confined to Siberia Turned Home by Prank
A conspirator against the Russian emperor was sentenced to Siberia with eyes bandaged and a dark carriage ride that lasted seven days and nights. At last he believed they were in Siberia, only to find the carriage had circled St. Petersburg and ended at his own home, a frightful trick that cured him.
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Siberia
St. Petersburg
Apna Ladi Jourpal
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