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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1892

Page

4

Pretty Dress For a Girl Eight to Ten in New Fashions

Fashion notes describe a delicate dress for a girl aged eight to ten, with embroidery fronts, plastron and collar, and a ribbon belt. The piece warns against over dressing and advises soft tones, light fabrics, and harmonious colors with hair and skin. It highlights Eton jackets, straw hats, and summer styling, urging simple silhouettes and free movement for health and vitality.

Eton Kate Greenaway

New Discoveries and Dues Across the World Aid and Calamity

A burst of global woes and oddities dominates the column. Plague sweeps Persia, floods strike Japan, cholera ravages Europe, drought cripples Mexico, and New Mexico enjoys its first rainy season in four years. New funds flow into the Booth booths and German Austrian successes rise abroad. A Pope Columbus festival directs October rites, while Washington wonders about the Monument’s tilt. In Arkansas vast flood losses total about ten million dollars.

China Mount Airna Vera Crus Mexico Europe North South Dakota New Mexico Arkansas New York Union Society Germany Austria Maryland Trow New York City Kaiser Withram Norway Booth Tracy Texas Spain Italy America Columbus Washington Washigton Monument Oregon Umatilla West Australia Pein

The Curious Black Hare of Espiritu Santo

The black hare Lepus insularis is unique to Espiritu Santo, likely isolated by geological change. It is large and dark as it inhabits black volcanic rocks, with evolution producing its near black color. The San Francisco Chronicle notes diverse varieties in the collection and multiple specimens per variety.

Espiritu Santo San Francisco

Platform of the People's Party at the 116th Anniversary

The platform denounces corruption and corporate control, calling for currency reform, railroads’ public ownership, postal savings banks, and free silver. It argues for a united labor movement, widened federal powers, and a government serving plain people. It pledges constitutional aims, progressive taxation, and land reform.

Ok & Party of Reform United States Republic

Labor mood and job reports from the South and pulpits

The piece notes scarce payrolls in Quebec and rising business in the South with electricians busy and roads planned. It mentions slushers in western regions and rail clerks in banks, while federal tax officials estimate large losses and a rise in labor activity across industries.

Usain Quebec Scott Son Ee Corningara Apie

Prominent Figures and Notables Mentioned Across Various Names

A garbled roster of individuals includes Tut Popa, Kenny, Pawan Briswano, Sevaton Pi Kansas, Gayenan Jom, and Joun Sun Pathindar tied to disparate scenes. References touch on a Pope decoration, a New York banker, a Ward's Island case, Samuel McDonald Richardson’s memory, Tomas Coor’s London tour, and other scattered biographical notes.

Tut Popa Kenny Ihish New York Pawan Briswano Boverkosw Sevaton Pi Kansas Gayenan Jom Gamboling Square Joun Sun Pathindar Pennsylvania Witham W Don George IV Russele Haanton Cape May Joserm Drom Agni Fn Inna Co Ward's Island New York City London Joan A. Brasedab Alloaban Ot Penn Pittsburg SimSerry Missouri Pettis

Tree Gifted for Exhibition at World’s Fair in Sequoia Park

Visalia Times reports Mrs. M. C. G. K. Shuey donates a giant sequoia to the National World’s Fair Association. The tree, about three feet tall now but rooted on her land near Summerhome, will be cut into a 30 foot section for exhibit with a two 15 foot parts and a hollowed roof section.

Tulsie Board of Trade M. CG. K. Shuey Summerhome North Middle Tale Porterville National World’s Fair Association Visalia

Shortened honeymoons vogue noted in English papers

An English paper remarks shortened honeymoons are in vogue while promoting Syrup of Figs as a safe California laxative. The ad copy urges readers to find the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. name on packages and hints at prize offers, with further assorted patent medicine mentions and advertisements.

California California Fig Syrup Co Jose Mit F. Kelly Treas Sore Ce Merich N. Y. City Fair Oake

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