27 Apr 1902
Page 22
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Newspaper
Des Moines Leader
Location
Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1902
Page
22
A woolly sale offers many dress pattern lengths at 25 percent off. Readable stock includes black and colored fabrics such as Peinellas Camel's Hall Hepriateas neltes Sollets Cheyits Granites Broadcloths Serges Venetians Whipcords and more. Each yard is described as perfect though labeled damaged. One day only to melt away remaining stock and deliver substantial savings to shoppers.
An ad copy promotes enamel floor paint offering a high grade finish for floors with overnight drying. Includes various colors and gallons and quarts for sale.
The narrative chronicles Richard Canfield a famed gambler, his rivalries with Cale Mitchell, and the Brackett political drama in New York. It details Canfield's influence on Saratoga gambling, Mitchell's ills, Brackett’s fall from power, and Carpenter’s sheriff actions amid track plans and resort expansions.
A long, scattered account discusses numerous U S senators with varied careers in mining banking medicine farming shipping and law. It notes individuals from California Virginia Nevada and Utah who pursued precious metals and other enterprises before or alongside their senatorial roles, highlighting professional diversity and prior public service.
An old account describes Obnghay Cutler and youth seeking medical aid in a furnished room. A corklis man interrupts with a coat request while Ciimenerau, a doctor, offers guidance but little help. The scene shifts as a patient questions the doctor and the doctor proposes a course of action, before leaving with a nod to a potential new visit later in the day.
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