Farmers Union Warehouse weighs cotton years long
P. S. Holland, manager, invites farmers to weigh cotton at the Farmers Union Warehouse Co. He asserts the warehouse has weighed cotton for six years and asks customers to judge fairness by their own experience. The message stresses unity among farmers and continual weighing of first, next, and subsequent lots.
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P. S
K. P. Holland
Remorseful Wife Pays Back Five Dollar Coin Prank
In Washington a senator's wife recounts a comic incident at supper with a stray five dollar coin misconstrued as repayment. She explains how a young man volunteered to swap a new five dollar gold piece, leaving her fearful of losing the original gift. The tale ends with the purse revealing the missing coin and the husband mocking the ruse.
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Washington
Capitol
New York Press
Pointe d Angleterre Lace Origins in 17th Century Trade
The text explains lace origins in Europe with Colbert promoting French lace, Venetians restricting craftsmen, and the coined term pointe d Angleterre arising after 1662 when English import bans and smuggled Brussels lace were sold as pointe d Angleterre to meet court demand. Louis XIV supported lace making to challenge Venetian control.
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Louis XIV
Colbert
France
Republic
England
Charles II
Brussels
Pointe d’Angleterre
Tenant Skips Rent After Selling Back Door for Firewood
A London landlord, struggling to collect rents, confronts a tenant who claims to have just started work. The tenant admits selling his back door for firewood to attend a cricket match, prompting the landlord’s fury at the sight of him at the ground.
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London
Royal Golfer King James I and the Edinburgh Shoemaker
King James I a keen golfer and sportsman as Duke of York. He joined a match at the Scottish court with two English nobles, teaming with Edinburgh shoemaker John Paterson who won half the stake. Paterson used his winnings to build a house in Canongate, bearing the record to this day.
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James I
Duke of York
Edinburgh
John Patersone
Patersone
Canongate
Fry’s Magazine
Lumber Company Promotes Wide Inventory and Fast Make-To-Order
A southern lumber firm advertises a large stock of Ceiling Siding Flooring and Framing materials plus a fast order service. It highlights moulding a complete Variety Works with columns balustrades doors sash and store fronts and notes they supply steel beams plate and plain glass. The plant near the Central depot is described as up to date and ready to serve buyers whether they purchase or not.
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