Times-Post office listing Fort Wayne ad note
Published weekday evenings at 45 East Berry Street by Gart Shober and Charles Bliss. Subscription rates shown: daily by mail four dollars eighty cents per year, daily by carrier ten cents weekly, weekly by year one dollar in advance. Address The Times-Post Co. Fort Wayne Indiana. Home delivery via postal card request or telephone 626. If delivery is irregular, report immediately to the office.
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East Berry Street
Gart Shober
Charles
A.” Bliss
Times-Post
Post Office Entry Fort Wayne Notice 1895
Official notice noting Second-class mail matter designation for Fort Wayne Indiana with entry date June 19, 1895 and issue date Wednesday July 31.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Women workers face wage decline as men enter female trades
In New York a wage drop for women is blamed on men entering trades once dominated by women such as hat making, dress and cloak work, and laundry. Foreign-born women and fiber-saving machinery also curb pay. Miss Woodbridge notes more women seeking jobs than available positions creates competition that lowers wages.
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New York
Miss Woodbridge
Workingwomen's Society
Witges
Debating the silver standard and monetary lists
The Times-Post and other papers defend silver standard classifications citing treasury lists. The Tribune is urged to concede it has been floored and restart. The Harvey Horr debate ends with Harvey favored and Horr withdrawing to tariff talk. the piece notes excessive rhetoric and limited usefulness.
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New Albany Tribune
Times-Post
Trams-Post
Treasury Department
Standard
United States
Ceee Eae
United Kingdom
le Ya Batted Ip
France
Spies
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Greece
Spain
Austria-Hungary - Netherlands
Ilver Pease Union
Turkey
Mexico
Central America
South America
Japan
India
Secretary of the Treasury
Tribune
The
Harvey-Horr
Harvey
Horr
Prosperity Conditional on Wealth Distribution
The text argues prosperity hinges on financial policy and monetary system. It warns that lowering prices or inflating money cannot ensure lasting gains. It notes turning money into trade channels may boost business, but permanent prosperity requires checks on wealth concentration.
To Clean Hairbrushes and Adorned Mantle Fashion Tips
A period style column discusses cosmetic care for women, including hairbrush cleaning methods with powder and soda, advice on avoiding water on ivory and silver brushes, and tips on keeping pores open and skin hydrated. It also describes an elaborate spring mantle in blue and ivory silk with lace and a matching bluet toque by Judig Chollet.
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Paris
Teaching Beginners in Piano Method and Harmony
The article argues early correct teacher pupil rapport and enthusiasm are crucial. It endorses integrating scales with steps rather than traditional note reading, and favors Mason and Etude guidance, Goldbeck and Landon methods, stressing correct position and touch to boost mental development and harmony alongside note reading.
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Landon
Goldbeck
Mason
Time to Be And The New Man Quote Exchange
A fragment shows Jones questioning Mrs. Jones about a man and the fate of feminine traits. the dialogue hints at social expectations and changing roles amid disrupted conditions. The exact context and speakers are unclear due to the garbled OCR text.
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Jones
Mra. Jones
Tepeed
Popular Bathing Suits and Style Details from the Era
The article discusses bathing dress design, comparing cheap and tailored suits, and describes preferred silhouettes, waist attachment, knee length, and plaited skirts. It notes collar styles, trimmings, stockings, and head coverings, citing a New York Herald writer on stylish headgear for swimming.
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New York Herald
Convenient Dumb Waiter for Summer Households
A pantry dumb waiter aids servants by sending food between cellar and pantry, easing hot weather workloads. Construction notes reference Farm Journal diagrams, grooved sides, pulleys, and surrounding wire netting. the feature also mentions gloves, summer wear, and a dated printing office ad for job printing services.
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Farm Journal
Paper currency and the case for universal exchange
Special Correspondent Henry Cowen argues for a noninterest bearing paper currency controlled by producers. He cites rapid circulation, the London clearing house, and the costs of coin, asserting that money should be available where and when needed. He mocks coin as a superstition and stresses paper money would boost exchanges and reduce currency needs. Denver.
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Treasury Department
Washington
London Clearing House
Henry Cowen
Denver
Labor exchange promotes barter over money in San Francisco
A quiet San Francisco group, led by Carl Glesser, operates the Labor exchange a store at 118 Valencia with a zero cash policy. Members deposit goods for certificates redeemable for store goods. The system claims to have moved goods worth thousands of dollars in a year with plans to expand statewide and employ artisans on checks rather than money. The founder G R de Bernardi of Independence Missouri and Swiss German economists back the model which aims to replace legal tender with labor checks and to unemployment relief.
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San Francisco
New Society
The
Labor Exchange
Carl Glesser
30 Tenth Street
Valencia Street
Henry Warfield
Glesser
G. R. de Bernardi
Independence
Michael Flurshheim
Switzerland
Germany
San Francisco Examiner
Central Bimetallic Compact Endorsed for Silver Restoration
A historic petition urges formation of a Central Bimetallic Compact to educate and campaign for restoring silver coinage to pre 1873 levels. It condemns gold silver coinage restrictions, links money volume limits to economic distress, and calls for a public meeting to organize.
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Times—Post
Low Excursion Rates to Syracuse Ind via B & O Railroad
Rev J Q A Henry of La Salle Avenue Baptist Church Chicago urges Sunday rest as vital for moral development. B&O offers low excursion tickets to Syracuse Ind on July 29 30 and August 5 6 8 9 for German and English camps at Oakwood Park return by Aug 20. Details at local ticket agents or S H Allen General Passenger Agent Chicago.
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Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mountain Chautauqua
Igo
J. Q. A. Henry
la Salle Avenue Baptist Church
Chicago
Syracuse
Ind
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Young People’s Alliance
Oakwook Park
Allen
Tant Genera
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