10 Oct 1900
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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
1
Our Hat Stock is the best ever shown in Fairfield with complete assortments in every grade. Hats and fur hats priced from 50e to 3.00, offering options for all budgets.
A display titled Silk Elegance features men’s neckwear priced at 25e and 50e, highlighting refined fabrics and stylistic options. The collection spotlights quality materials and craftsmanship aimed at discerning buyers.
Vendor touts shirts as best value with 50 cent and one dollar lines claimed to be unmatched, noting widespread wearers and asserting no comparable goods at those prices elsewhere.
A compact business pitch asserts complete stock this season and emphasizes value. The seller claims every man in a suit will look well dressed, inviting careful buyers to trade. It stresses business focus and guarantees goods with a call for inspection and price comparison.
Men's socks in black and tan priced at 10c 15c and 25c. Our 25c garment underwear is a marvel and our 50c item is not surpassed anywhere at 75c.
Paris art critics hail Lenbach's portraits as exact, penetrating studies of Germany's elite. His Bismarck canvases span decades, showing evolving traits from power to decline, while portraits of Moltke, the Austrian ruler, and the pope reveal consistent analytical skill in monochrome tones. The Paris collection covers priests, chemists, musicians, and painters with restrained color, though some female portraits miss focus. Stuck, Kaulbach, and Bavarian roots shape the Bavarian school, with Franz Stuck praised for mythic works though color misfires. A contrast with Marr's Holy Night highlights varied artistry and impact in the same room.
Advertises cash for hair and various hair work with on hand supply. Encourages saving combings or having a switch made. Contact Mus. 8. E. Mower at West Grimes Street two blocks south of Q Depot. 4126.
In dialogue from the Detroit Free Press a lawyer notes a wife seeking divorce and $5,000 yearly alimony. The husband responds that they will not defend but favors peace at any price, shaping a tense domestic dispute.
An inquisitive man asks about a petition. The polite man explains he signed it when asked but did not read it. The Philadelphia Record style quip underscores vague public signatures.
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