Silver Cliff News notes residents traveling and local talk
The Rustler lists visits and departures among residents. William Crocker from Cafion City returns after a short stay. Geo Chetelat Sr. visits Cafion City. Mrs E F Scott returns from Denver and Cafion City. Rev J E Snook returns from Buena Vista and awaits road clearance. Mrs Artemus Walters and Flora Sampson travel to Cafion City for health reasons. Carrie McNeely visits Lincoln Park in Canon City. Dr W E Bruce plans a few days here and contemplates settling. Local businesses and ads are noted along with a farm land inquiry, and several civic notices and religious quotes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Snook
Buena Vista
Cafion City
A Ted
Spanish humor at Madrid jokes reflect sharp era wit
A collection of contemporary Madrid humor showcases playful exchanges. Gedeon seeks protection from cruelty to animals as his wife treats him like a dog. A woman worries Ernesto will marry her when he can’t stand mamma. A barber confesses marriage to a poor woman to spite creditors, revealing clever misdirections and social quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venning
Plutarch
Goldsmith
G. W. Bethune
Madrid
Gedeon
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Ernesto
New York Press
Frills of Fra and Small Girls Gowns Fashion Notes
Variations in children's gowns appear seasonally with soft wool fabrics and figured French flannel trims. Describes long waistlines for older girls, guimpe dresses for all ages, Bolero jackets, lace revers, box plaits, velvet belts, and sailor lace collars. Includes coat and hat ensembles from New York Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Century-Sunset and Dawn sermon at First Baptist Indianapolis
The Rev Thomas J Villers preached a resume of the nineteenth century and a presage of the coming century at First Baptist Church Indianapolis. He cited dramatic material progress from 5 million to 78 million people and noted inventions from the plow to the Atlantic cable, railroads, telegraph, and Bell telephone, praising education, government progress, and missionary work as the century’s great marvels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Indianapolis
Thomas J Villers
Villers
England
Washington
Baltimore
Bell
Indianapolis News
Reflections of a Bachelor
A collection of witty, satirical quips on women and marriage from a New York Press column. The pieces joke about gender roles, intelligence, and social norms, highlighting humorous observations on romance, law, and domestic life. The tone imitates early 20th century newspaper humor.
Millinery and Ladies Furnishing
A fragment discusses dietary guidance such as pacing meals in heat, favoring light soups and lighter meats, and the digestive benefits of light meals. It contrasts potatoes and turnips in nutriment and notes digestion for fish and oysters, then briefly shifts to millinery and ladies' furnishings.
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Canon
Main Street
H. D. Avery
Mark Richardson
Brookside
Colo
Cies
A. P. Hopee
Graydene
Piovence
Chalivery
Mein Street
Kent
Harding Block
Rosario Baturaine
Ansted
Allce Dinwiddie
Palmirt
Ste
Hubbell
Aliso
Royal Hubbell
Alec
Atwater
Maio
Graydene Avenue
Fraitmere
Lincoln Park
Hahdoub
Borees
Ix Supply
Canvarsers
Rayale
Caxton
Perry
P.O
Iva Bros
H. Atwater
Denver
DuPee
St. Cloud
Fremont County
Silver Cliff
William Crocker
Caffon City
Geo. Chetelat, Sr
E. F. Scott
Artemus Walters
Valley
Flora Sampson
Carrie McNeely
Frank Bengley
Canon City
W. E. Bruce
Cajon City
DeWeese & Turnbull
Bethel
Rocky Mountain Bakery
Hunter Palmer
Nina de Steigner
Carl McLain
Gail Hyatt
Gail
Carl
G. R. Tanner & Co
Godfrey
Rockvale
A. McFarlane
Avery’s
Geo. T. Wood
South Fifth Street
Clellan Block
Louis de Steigner
Carion City
Grandma Evans
Nickly
River Braatt Bank Block
Macon Avenue
Addie L
Conaway
New Jersey
Colorado Springs (Cole
Mining News
Steck
Frills
Fra
Sohion
Ladies Union
Strathmore
Home Bakery
J. Cary Powards
Osteopath
A. T. Still School
Kirksville, Mo
Mrs
Emma Payton
Main St
Canlon City
Opera House
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Howard CO
Wm. Gillette
Guesser
C. C. Patton
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