Latest Carpet Styles Highlight Rich Subdued Colors
Broad fanciful designs in rich subdued tones showcase new carpet styles. Consumers see varied patterns and textures suitable for upscale rooms and high traffic areas.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
1
Broad fanciful designs in rich subdued tones showcase new carpet styles. Consumers see varied patterns and textures suitable for upscale rooms and high traffic areas.
Table No 1 lists 25 ladies cloaks selling up to 7.00 dollars. Buyers may choose from a range of styles and sizes in this catalog style sale.
Abijah Holden proposes a town revival to raise Jericho’s moral standard and attract growth, promising new churches and prosperity. Lish Billings challenges the plan asking who will own up to past sins before any revival, prompting retreat of the crowd and ending the meeting.
A compact survey traces the phrase the pursuit of happiness from eighteenth century rights to modern political sanction. It contrasts it with religious aims and notes public enthusiasm for a deemed good, while a light tale shows a boy sneezing through a highway encounter as a humorous aside from Youth's Companion.
A Baltimore American reading captures a sensational account of Parson Pinfeatheb accused of bold, public bravado at a residence. Washington Jefferson reportedly witnessed him polishing a bald head with a tan shoe dressing amid claims of inward grace and snowing faith.
A friend challenges the orator about his lengthy argument. The reply says no proof was intended, only to confuse the opponent so he cannot prove that nothing was proven.
The dialogue features Mary asserting Fred loves her and plans marriage though no proposal exists. Helen questions the claim. Mary notes Fred’s increasing dislike of his mother with each meeting, reflecting tensions in a private romance.
A Chicago News quotation argues that jealousy is foolish whether toward a good woman or a worthless one, urging readers to draw their own conclusions.
Quote from Atchison Giade notes loafing on streets is not the only form of idleness and suggests alternative idle behaviors in public spaces.
A wife complains that her husband dislikes her constant appearances in print. He concedes, and she cheekily asks for a new silk dress after eight years of wearing four penny calico. London Tit-Bits.
Chronic nasal catarrh is treated with Ely's Cream Balm. A small amount placed in the nostrils soothes inflamed surfaces, relieves inflammation, cleanses, heals, and cures a cold in the head. Sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents by Ely Brothers in New York.
Distressing stomach disease cured by the tonic. Claims it cures stomach weakness and indigestion for invalids worldwide. First dose relief is marvelous and surprising, with no failure and always safe. Sold by Bradshaw and Thoma, druggists, Pairfield, la.
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