Names that became words from places and crafts
A long feature traces how place names such as Venice Canton Cambrai and Damascus gave textiles and verbs. It notes how terms like damask muslin and damask show global trade routes, with anecdotes on Champagne Perignon and Pasteurize, ending with a Bathgate tale of conscience and restitution.
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Washington, D. C
Cambrai
Mary
Washington
National Geographical Society
Callen
Calicut
Madras
Musiras
Cashmere
Kashmir
China
Europe
Damask
Damascus
Mosul
Mesopotamia
Fustian
Egypt
Cairo
France
Cambric
West Front
Tulle
Gaza
Palestine
Arras
Jersey
Norfolk County
England
Channel
Axminster
Devon
America
Near East
Turkey
Guiana
Panama
Brussels
Wilton
Pasteur
Wroughton
Henry Pickles
Smyrna
Jrobber
Mediterranean
Moderninp
Champagne
Perignon
Tate
Dom Perignot
Haut Villers Abbey
Alex
Secon
Dom Perignon
Troy Welch
Cologne
Castile
Day of Remembrance and Civic Duty Observed
A poem and notice recall a national holiday for reverence at graves of those who served. It urges citizens to honor the departed and reflect on lasting values, noting the day is observed with closures and reflection across the republic.
Open Letter Praises The Gazette as Sales Asset
An unsolicited open letter extols prosperity from persistent effort and lauds Telford's use of The Gazette. It argues success favors the valiant businessperson and asserts The Gazette boosts commerce. The piece promotes placing The Gazette on a firm's sales staff, noting its wide audited circulation in Charleston and statewide reach.
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Telford's
Gazette
The
Charleston
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Geographic Society
Menderes
Shanghai
Venice
Sardinia
Spain
Magenta
Italy
Pustria
Rome
Miami
Bathgate
Eng
John Sheriff
Pan American Town
Toner
Valer
the Gazette
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ilford's
Shop OF Youth Quarrier
ST. Charleston -Kanawba West, VA
Robert L. Smith
Charleston Gazette
Sirre
Trelford's