Memoir of Grover Cleveland's boyhood in Fayetteville
The article recounts Grover Cleveland's early years in Fayetteville New York revealing his dull school days, avoidance of fights, steady work ethic and later political rise. It mentions family ties to Cleveland, his breakfasts with the Beard family and his slow shift to a political path. It also covers anecdotes from Mr Sprague about Cleveland’s youth and contrasts with other famed figures noted for their earlier dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Clevelands
Chacentani
Mr. Hoyt
New York
Gloveland
Spragie
Fayetteville
Buffalo
Mr. Sprague
Sean
Lever
Sprague
Grove Cleveand
Cleveand
Grove
Beach C
White House
Sir Walter Scott
Duke of Wellinton
Goldsmith
Explosive Rinetite and Odd Antiquities Listed
The article notes Rin ite a new explosive made from oils and gun cotton that detonates only under specific shock. It also mentions Italian antiquarians finding false teeth in an Etruscan skull and Berne’s clock tower puppets on a historic street. A coyote as a Rocky Mountain thief and fishy color blindness debates are touched upon along with buoyant life preservers and coffee cultures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bae Aoeen
Shiloh
Ralna
Walla
Corento
Tuscany
Theo
Superts
Frome
Berne
Tirone
Rocky Mountain
New York
California
Alaska
Fal Aut Gazette
Rio
Santos
Brazil
Java
Sumatra
United States
Ceylon
England
Mexico
Postal rates and White House notes dominate front features
A scanned page covers postal regulations and penalties, including one cent per ounce rates, unregistered letters risks, and item classifications. It also details White House history, costs, and furnishings, plus fashion trends and a stray note on a dangerous cartridge incident and a Postmaster General circular about July rate changes for first class mail to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter Ottee
White House
Dublin
South Carolina
Hoban
Washington
John Quincy Adams
John Adams
Abigail Adams
Big East Room
Congress
Canada
Siete
Advertising That Pays for the Experienced Advertiser
This piece argues advertising success comes from informing a desirable article to the public in a businesslike way. It stresses the press as the most effective channel, urging pleasing ad pages with harmonious design and attention-catching type and illustrations to engage readers across newspapers and periodicals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primurs Rtogletar
Vailad
Wild Escapade in State Spawns Scare and Silence
In San Jose two young women bored with home life donned disguises as Hegresses and set off to see the world. They spent a night in a Stockton haystack but were captured while pursuing their tramp life. The coloring on their faces and arms will not wash off, delaying their return to social life for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aeab
Brooklyn Bridge
B. Odin
Professor Odum
Vaol Keyton
Professor Odlum
Harry E. Dixey
Profesor Odlum
Abel
Profesor
Boyton
Wasuixatox
D. C
Odlum
Charlotte Smith
Chicago
Worman
Aqueduct Bridge
Potomac
James Haggart
Brooklyn
San Jose
California
Stockton
Meanest Sneak In Town Malaria Gases Through Drains
A distressed mother from Senowee reports a baby struck with malaria fever due to poorly built drains. Brown's Iron Bitters is credited with saving the child, and Mrs. Uanis claims six years of malaria suffering ended by the remedy. The ad urges the tonic as relief when malaria invades constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Uanis
Senowee
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Reo Star
Hegtatey
Ene
George TL. Martinez
Nicaraagua
Mixbler
East River
Robert Odum
Sisters of the Academy of the Visitation
Frederick
America
Europe
American
Scitamc
Ereful
Benieen
Womes Tare
Boho Searfa
Eton
Nyack
Atlanta
Wien
Arpet
Brussels
Nottingham
Sterling & CO
Ingtland Draperies
Henry County
Call
Napoleon
Ohio
Katia
Bitzer
Bea
Drees
Indiana
Michigan
Bay
Prompas
Wister
Tiwaye
Ieee
Gemem
Praia
Sioa Hesige
Derkiyne
F. Paaince
Venrerand
T. Santa, Ha
Illinois
Iowa
Missourt
Bryan Plow
Heller & Goover's
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