Some Very Hard Nuts TO CRACK
The article asks why imitators fail against SINGER sewing machines and notes Singer’s top prize record. It cites post Chicago fire relief efforts distributing sewing machines, with many choosing Singer, and questions about counterfeit competition and public preference. The Singer Manufacturing Company at 77 Center Street, New York is mentioned.
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Singer
Chicago
Vomamubtee
Dunkirk
Singer Mig. Co
Center St
T. KH. Patton
M’gr
David Dows Nineteenth Century Millionaire Profile
The piece extols David Dows as a self made, high minded merchant prince in contrast to speculative failures. It traces his rise from modest beginnings in Charlton New York to leadership of Dows & Co with branches in Chicago and St. Louis and a NY main office. It notes his Produce Exchange prominence, public spirit, and wealth built by legitimate means.
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Dows
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Saratoga County
N. Y
Metropolis
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Lacome
John Lewes
Wssy
House of Stan- Efry
Mission Grain
David
John Dows
Cary
David Dows
Tront
George B. Cooksey
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Ma Bows
Produce Exchange
Hairdresser Duel Over Dummies Ends in Shocking Break
In a crowded shop the young hairdresser obsessed with wax dummies confronts a rival desire. He smashes a dummy’s neck chain, topples the figure, and burns the armless form in the parlor fire after a dramatic dispute about love and ideals.
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Tooneser
Oumanas
William Gibbs
Prince Victor Napoleoa and the 300-pound allowance
The Paris Cor and London Times report Prince Napoleon’s willingness to grant Prince Victor a roughly £300 annual allowance despite the young prince’s eagerness for a richer lifestyle. The arrangement, tied to the possible inheritance from Madame Moet’s fortune, remains unsettled as negotiations continue and political rifts emerge between father and son.
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Henry Masten recovers hearing after sudden deafness
Henry Masten of this city, a condensed milk dealer, fell from a wagon and was treated by Dr. Campbell. He became suddenly deaf and dumb, learned to write, and by Thursday evening felt well. On Friday he could hear and speak again, attending Triune Lodge activities with a recovered voice.
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N. C. Campbell
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Triune Lodge
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E. C. Flagler
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