Invitation to view East Assortment of Goods
Local merchants invite customers to inspect an extensive East assortment of goods. The note promises astonishing stock levels and mentions accepting orders for paper hangers and painters.
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Newspaper
Enterprise
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1893
Page
5
Local merchants invite customers to inspect an extensive East assortment of goods. The note promises astonishing stock levels and mentions accepting orders for paper hangers and painters.
A jumble of short items notes oddities from hair dye policies to ancient flutes, Egyptian tomb finds, a Paris funeral feature, and a Memphis coroner’s case. It cites a boatswain tale, a Potsdam toy fort for royal education, fashion fads, and anecdotes on social manners, speech habits, and population facts.
A fragmentary miscellany mixes a risqué theater anecdote about M. Lemarcier with stray notes on naval officers, obituaries, a Tenniel praise, a controversial brain weight claim, jokes, family vignettes, and chatter about letters and tea. The piece includes names such as Rowe Admiral Thomas C. Selfridge and Mrs. Lewis Rice, plus references to Lord Derby, Wranels Scott Kay, and John Tenniel.
The article catalogues natural curiosities such as stones in bamboo joints and coconuts, noting they are largely carbonate of lime and prized as charms in the Orient. It also recounts humorous Connecticut peddler lore about wooden nutmegs and a mischief tale about a Canadian bishop and his dress, ending with a quip about pants.
A curious record notes Blue-eyed individuals rarely go legally blind while a georpign abstains entirely. A whisky drop on the back supposedly stings to death. The Hock in Loreb, Moses water rock, is preserved near Rephidim as a six yard square granite block. C and Eliott of Morgan County report a Livahova hen that lays double eggs, each containing two whites and two yolks, with two chicks expected per nest.
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