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Ladies are invited to examine a large stock of stylish wrappers recently received with prices right.
27 Sep 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1895
Page
1
Ladies are invited to examine a large stock of stylish wrappers recently received with prices right.
Graig and Richarde Granite Co of Quincy Mass lists Red Peterhead Gray Rube Kenney Dyce Persley and Dalbeattie granites. Popular lines include American Quincy Glark's Asland Oak Hill Concord Barre Bay Fundy Westerly Hallowell Fox Island Black Diamond Red Beach Eto and Sixty new Monumenta Designs. Orders may be left at D. or PLEROWA Gloti ng Storya Stata Street Bristol.
A Chippewa speaker recalls a vanished era before white settlement, defending native dignity, describing abundant wildlife and self-sufficiency, and criticizing alcohol, poverty, and eroded traditions. He notes sign language, pictographs, freemasonry ties, a totem of the alligator, and extraordinary endurance, while lamenting cultural destruction.
Alphonso Costello, a former police officer and private detective, stands outside a Chicago store in green livery and uses a fixed statuesque pose to attract passersby. He draws crowds as people poke and question whether he is real, then breathes and resumes the pose, delighting onlookers daily.
A Chicago lawyer and editor, confined to a bed for eighteen years, remains bright and active. He leads a relief society aiding cripples, seeks legal protection for the innocent, assists churches, and continues to work as a blessing to others while awaiting his Lord.
A soldier is seen kneeling as if about to aim at the enemy when a bullet to the brain causes instant death. Captain Forsyth recounts a tiger killed by a three ounce shell in India. The tiger, crouching under a bush, was hit at 80 yards and died instantly.
The Chicago Record reports servants in a wall order refuse tips and kneel when served tea or meals. A guest offering a coin is met with a low bow as the carriage departs after dinner at a Japanese gentleman's residence.
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