Two Political Points and National Money Talks
Washington notes discuss ex Secretary Whitney’s view that European nations move toward silver and England could shift if sentiment crystallizes. Agricultural reform would require sworn reports on wheat and corn outputs to curb speculator manipulation. Wilmington Democrats gain mayoral control. Ohio Republicans crush McKinley hopes. Maryland figures ponder gubernatorial prospects as party factions mix with little consensus.
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Moving of a School to Goldsboro Provokes Debate
A letter to the Journal replies to a Free Press communication about moving Castle Tuni school to Goldsboro. It disputes the idea that the School Board will consent, cites a public petition of parents representing at least eighty percent of children, argues against long-distance travel for students, and urges establishing a local school for Goldsboro’s forty children to educate the rising generation.
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Preventing Sunstroke Health Circular From Baltimore Official
Health Commissioner McShane of Baltimore issues a sunstroke prevention circular advising light clothing and free air circulation in heat. Drink small amounts frequently, avoid large iced drinks, use cool water with oatmeal, and keep rooms ventilated. Cool the head chest and back with water, apply wet cloths or leaves, and seek a physician promptly if heat illness occurs.
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Wanamaker's Big Underwear Sale Sets New Standard
Wanamaker's presents a major underwear sale built on stock from two leading makers totaling 90 000 dollars in muslin garments plus 58 000 dollars in infants wear from a 30 year fashion leader. Catalogues available and shoppers urged to visit for a superior experience.
Summer Excursion Route Book promotes Pennsylvania travel guide
The Passenger Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad publishes a comprehensive Summer Excursion Route Book detailing over four hundred resorts in eastern America, routes to reach them, and fare rates. It features maps and half-tone scenery, priced at ten cents or twenty cents by mail, and aims to ease summer travel planning across a wide network.
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Goldsborough News Crantings Detail Local Happenings
A Goldsborough correspondent reports berry shipments and a joyfully welcomed rain storm. Attendance at a Children’s service reached four to five hundred. Preston to stage The New Butler drama June 20 and 21, plus Baxters Great Invention farce. Clayton Call sold for 1055 to Clayton Building and Loan Association, then to Tit & Co. J J Blades notes good crop prospects and a large wheat yield. L B Powers offers low ice rates for town citizens. George Betson Jr tours the South and visits Clarksville. Indiana couple marries after 30 years courtship. Miss Martha Bradley and Miederick O Brown obtain license. Berry pickers near Bridgeville paid a high price. some quit.
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Wanamaker's Muslin Underwear Summer Sale Opens
Philadelphia June 3, 1895. The fifth Summer sale of Muslin Underwear is in progress at Wanamaker's. June and January sales of women's underwear wrappers infants' wear attract nationwide attention. 500000 garments ready, offering unmatched stock and exceptional values that set a standard in America. Partial catalogue available on request.
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Challis Cotton-Wool Blend Fabric in Pure Wool Look
Local shop touts Challis fabric as a wool lookalike made of cotton hidden by finishing. Standard price 18c. Stocked in large quantities now offered at 12 44c per yard, advertised as a bargain in the message.
Reduced price on satin striped Grenadine fabric styles
Importer sold satin striped camel's hair Grenadine fabrics at a loss to clear stock. Three stripe styles, 44 inches wide, offered at $1 instead of the usual $1.75. Lowest price on these fabrics previously $1.75.
Black Grepon Dame Fashion Wool Silk Yard Sale Ad
The ad highlights a demand for fashion fabrics with notable echo in the market. It promises confident stock levels across rich wavy materials and emphasizes economies from large buying. Prices range from 75¢ a yard to 4 dollars for wool mohair and silk fabrics.
Women's Wash Dresses for Warm Weather Sale
Hundreds of neat dresses priced to clear with light fabrics for hot days. Duck suits and blazer sets offered at low prices such as 2.82 and 22.23, with printed pique suits and cutaway coats featuring brown facings priced around 32.60.
Dress catalog and mower prices advertise at railroad store
A fragmented ad describes Duch and Truovn Dresses with trimmed sleeves and collars, lace and dimity gowns, and prices. It also promotes White Pryne Dresses and machinery sales. A railroad store advertises ready today at 10 o'clock with notes on high grade machines, self sharpening features, and size and price details for various mowers.
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