Marylanders Big Stores Ad Merchants Clothing
An illustrated advertisement extols a Maryland retailer expanding with a commodious warehouse at 6 and 8 S. Charles St and 6 and 7 W. Baltimore St. It touts men's wear from overcoats to suits at 10 to 15 dollars, boys wear, tailoring, hats, and furnishings, emphasizing quality, economy, and factory-made value, inviting shoppers to visit the emporium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Charles St
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Merchant “Tailoring Department
Local Store Promises Wide Stock of Goods for All
A large assortment of white goods and fabrics including Calicoes Shirtings Percales Cottonades Cassimeres and Silks plus trims Gents top shirts hats neckwear shoes and ladies shoes. Also hardware groceries lime and feed with a full line of horse collars whips and related items. Call and examine stock before buying.
We Can Be What We Might Have Been
A reflective verse on lost chances and enduring hope. The speaker notes a daily struggle yet affirms the value of future potential and resilience, urging faith that no star is ever lost if we persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Race for Life with 604 Indians Ends in Narrow Escape
Colter and Potts trap for game along the Missouri River dodge and flee from a Blackfeet horde. Potts is killed. Colter survives a brutal chase by running a six mile sprint and fighting off warriors with a sharpened spear. He endures days without food or gear, consumes rabbit and cat, and crawls toward Lisa's fort. A later sighting confirms his endurance and survival as a famed frontiersman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Culter
Colter
Lewis and Clark
Missouri
Potts
Lewis
Saynee
Dunfaloes
Indiahat
al Colby
Indiana
Torwatd
Jefferson Fork
Ele Tad Menrdy
Wates
Lisa
Yellowstone
Blackfeet
McLellan
Lisa’s
Philadelphia Times
Tiss Shin
Count Mitkiewics
Sixth Avenue
Imiust
Russia
Buduik
New York Herald
Thackeray portrait tale and other curious items
A Victorian anecdote recalls Thackeray declining full length portraits with wit at a club table. Also humorous exchanges about two boys named Charlie and Bobby, plus notes on Egypt cotton output, bran for oil fires, and a Latinate method claiming to name children by Koran slips in Muslim practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
Lawrence
London
Phackeray
Hei Lawrence
New York Advertiser
Harry
Bobby
Manna
Cfarry
Abstract Idea Provokes Beard-Henley Fight at Lambs
At a Charles Lambs beard party Hazlitt and Lambs brother argued whether Obliens coloring rivaled Van Dykes. The dispute escalated, tables overturned and both men grabbed each other by the throat. Hazlitt suffered a black eye but dismissed the fray saying nothing affects him but an abstract idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lamb
Hazlitt
Lamb
Olbein
Vandyke
Talfourd
Window fashion and sunflowers in historic notes
A quirky note on building a decorative window opening to brighten halls, using spreaded or stained glass and bric a brac on sills. It also mentions sunflowers as superior cattle feed in Russia and other uses. A dime museum joke closes with a shaken meal swallowing tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Russia
Nany
Washington Cor
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Worship and fellowship fortify the Christian life
A religious exhortation urges faithful attendance at worship, arguing duty and privilege are linked. It warns the perils of absenting from the church, cites scripture and personal testimony, and stresses the need for churchgoing as spiritual nourishment and armor against temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Thomas
Christ
Earth
Jesus
Temple
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W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
Tunis Mills
R. S. Fountain
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber CO
Bristol
Lery
TEE NO Veil
Paley Quran
Richard T. Carter
Denton, MD
Mason & Hamelin CO
Agg
Nasdante Organ and Plano Company
Waki
Chicago
Eree
Baltimore Coal Tar and Manufacturing Company
W. Campken Street
Baltimore, MD
S.F. Crew
M. 1
Coulbourn
Crew & Coulbourn
Wholesale Commission
Pei
S. Beck
Cleck Circuit Court
Kent Co
Stevens
Mayer & Kugler
the Ompeon Ave
N.Y
Priuce National Bank
Chetrut St
Phila
J. Medairy
Ghole
Medairy
J. H. Medary .» Co
North Howard Street
Barrimore, Marviann
J. K. Emory
FLW
Neavitt
Emory & Neavitt
South Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Qehm
Aeme Hall
Chanttons
Giartirm
An Po Asisireks
S& 7
Annes OA SS
CMA
Baltimore, Mi
Bea
Econ SP
Ilen
Ledford
Knotts & Thompson
Hintsnonovgi, Mo
Beavey, Broxson & Co., —Gfneral
Graim
Awe Steciz
W. Camden ST
The
Corn and Flour Exchange
Denton-Ridgely
Westerns Union
WLEKS
Preeman & Ch
Rochester
Pak Gol
Prince of Monaco
Europe
America
Azores
Atlantic
Africa
Bermuda
Pall Mall Gazette
Ciood News
United States
Minnnesota
Lamigiathon
New York Times
Deacon Hayrick
Penelope
Farmer Rakestraw
Seakun
New York Mail and Express
Joel Benton
Egypt
Great Britain
New York Journal
Jack
Dime Museum
Tom
Scott
Pittsburg Bulletin
Charlie
Grace
Dr. Talmage
Christian Herald
Christian Inquirer
Augustine
God
Mrs. James
Awkwathan
Linuy
A. C. Mabie
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