Furst an the Atl d. Big Stores offer wide men apparel range
Progressive business methods and long Maryland experience back a large Marylander’s Emporium at 6 and 8S Charles Street and 6 and 7 W Baltimore Street. From overcoats to suits at 10 12 and 15 dollars, boys wear at 2 50 3 50 and 5 dollars, tailor shop, hats from 1 25 to 2 49, neckwear undergarments and full furnishing department with current styles and economy.
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Charles St
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Eastoln Goods Offerings Display Trade Inventory
A catalog of fabrics and notions lists yardages and prices for various textiles including cottons linens and laces. It mentions white goods French gauze and calicoes along with trim supplies and a broad stock of gents and ladies apparel and household goods inviting customers to inspect before buying.
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Faille
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Nature's Soliloquy by Thomas Gordon Hake
A London Academy excerpt contemplates nature and death in a poetic, reflective style. It contrasts nature's sensory beauty with death's final stillness, presenting peace beyond fate as a central theme.
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Eser
Thomas Gordon Hake
London Academy
When a Good Old Home Inspires Harmony and Order
A narrator recalls two visits to friends in inland cities, Mrs. Van Dyke and Mrs. Barstow. One home shines with order, harmony, and loving discipline that fosters children and guests. the other suffers friction, disorganization, and fatigue for the mother. The piece argues that early training by parents shapes lifelong behavior and home atmosphere.
Uncle Ned Cleared Of Ham Theft In Curious Trial
In a Minneapolis court Uncle Ned, a short thickset man with a beady chin, claimed a mysterious man gave him four hams to hold until next week. The judge pressed for details of the other man, Ned described him as dark, short, thickset with bowlegs and a beard. No proof showed Ned stole the ham, so he was acquitted. Separate note from Springfield Homestead recounts a car fare penny swap joke during an opera crowd ride. Also a Detroit Free Press item compares education and manners of Russian women to German and French, noting upper class schooling and practical English influence.
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New
Unc
Ned
Une’ Naud
Wallin
al Honah
Minneapolis Tribune
Russia
Peter the Great
Austria
Germany
Detroit Free Press
Pop Corn Culture and Varieties for Market
Pop corn shows marketability in white varieties, with the ive variety favored by some confectioners. White corn generally sells readily and yields well. Plant in drills three feet apart, leaving two stalks every fifteen to eighteen inches. The ice corn can be planted a bit thicker. flint grows a larger stalk, about four stalks per nine feet. Buyers want corn at least one year old to ensure good popping. An acre can yield 60 to 100 bushels of forty pounds, depending on soil and variety. Plant white flint with pure seed, store against pests, and once a year old, compile a list of goodsmen and leading confectioners in cities. Enclosed note from Ohio Farmer. Agricultural Tips. Burpee's Extra Early potato is very early and productive. For early crops, Alaska pea. for wrinkled peas, American Wonder. McLean's Little Gem also favored. Cotton belt reports show decreased cotton acreage and rising others. Kentucky blue grass, or Pine grass, is the most noted pasture grass.
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Mrs. van Dyke
Mary
Momn
Nmurth
Tits Bor
Tyre
Harmonien
Heaven
Ohio
Burpee
Cotton Belt
Ring Lore and Dental Warnings from Old Chronicles
A montage of antique tidbits notes thumb rings worn by Roman collectors and bishops, with examples from Monta con and Exeter, plus a Becket shrine tale. It also covers dental decay dangers, linking neglect to nerve pain and health decline, and touches on suffrage debate in Massachusetts and a pithy melancholy quotation about sorrow.
World Expo Ti wit ECHOES and Fair Details
The World's fair will run May to Oct. Buildings cover 29 acres of glass. Missouri shows a 14 foot diameter walnut exhibit. Delaware plans a Colonial room. Indiana builds a French Gothic pavilion of Indiana material. Dedicatory ceremonies October 18 to October 31 with a large display. A music palace on a lagoon island will be 10 by 250 feet, cost about 100000 dollars.
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National Association of Woolen Aanufacturers
Missouri
Fiir
Delaware
Indiana
Palace of Music
Theodore Thomas
Protector for cucumber vines to thwart striped beetle
An article describes a garden protector for cucumbers to prevent damage from the striped cucumber beetle. It outlines a pine frame with wire netting, steps to assemble for storage, and alternatives like cheesecloth coverings or plaster and bone dust. Advice stresses starting protection before pests appear and safeguarding young plants.
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Goff
Wheat rust remedies and silo feeding tips from Sydney conferences
Reports from Sydney conferences estimate Australia loses nearly £2,000,000 yearly to wheat rust. Proposals include early sowing rotation, and rust control with copper sulphate spray. A prize winning approach urges rational seed handling to curb rust. Also notes on silo storage benefits and feeding value for cows, highlighting cost savings for small farmers.
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W. P. Ciapfinci
Lave
Tse
Easton
Pollard
Maryland
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber Company
Tunis Mills MD
R S. Fountain
W. W. Tunis & Bro. Lumber
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Ridgely
Alt. Young
Laer
Young
S.F Crew
Dairysman
the Preservalivery Co
Cedar St
New York
Milkien
Bey
WLW
Dunlap
8Th St
Philadelphia
SPA
Perralhiye
Brown’s
Ick
Nrick Slotel
Journal
the Atld
Qehm
Acme Hall
AMEN
H&e S'S
Charnles Sv
Keat
Eastoln
Hwenrieppas
Fresch Rep
Knotts & Thompson
DivissonouGu
Braver, Broxsom & Co., —General
Camden ST
James Swann
Denton, Maryland
Nature’s Soliloquy
Erie
Bradford
Wise
St. James Avenue
Chestnut Street
Opera House
Springfield Homestead
Kentucky
Montfancon
Tragin
Plotinu
Wiuhy
Chichester
Oldham
Exeter Cathedral
Thomas A Becket
France
Bleis
Hal
Val
Chambers Journal
B. C. Cornwell
D. B.S
Massachusetts
Boston Commonwealth
Earth
Dr. Sprinc
Carden
Dave Arm
Sydney
Australia
Smith Ellis
Silas
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