Local Gazette Ad Rates and A Wedding Toast
The notice outlines advertising rates for the Gazette with column charges and insertion rules plus a narrative scene where a little girl cheerfully congratulates a bride after a wedding, delivering a courteous but formal greeting.
Wedding Party Surprise at Linwood
A polite young woman from Glenboro, visiting Linwood, nearly disrupted a wedding when she, unsure of proper etiquette, asked an old family friend what to say after the ceremony. The moment underscores wedding nerves and cultural manners of the time.
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Linwood
Sonde
Hotel Kleptomaniacs and Rich Guests Steal Linen Patterns
A historical hotel record recounts kleptomania by wealthy visitors who stole bed linens towels and even pillow slips. One guest rented a double room for one night and returned after breakfast to reclaim fresh pillow slips, leaving the bed again made. Sheets were cut into pieces for skirts or linings, with remnants hidden in a private maid’s cupboard. The note mentions candles matches and soap taken as well.
The eel's habits and color changes from habitat impacts
The author argues eels vary by environment with color darkening in ponds and rivers and growing corpulent from landlocked foods. They note eels may stay freshwater year round, with some migrating seasonally, and claim eels breed nowhere else. The piece notes a historic key at Mount Vernon linked to Washington.
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Washington
Mount Vernon
Lafa- Fella
Carved Pearl Shells and Cheap Chinese Engravings
A San Francisco artist recalls a friend who bought pearl shells etched with landscapes from China. The shells were cheap because artists printed sketches on tea lead sheets and pressed them into tender shells, creating impressions that were transferred to many shells without full carving.
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San Francisco
China
Mitch
Favorite Prescription Restores General Health for Women
An 1890s testimonial extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for female illnesses. Mrs. Mary Chapyets of Calumbus Grove Ohio reports four years of trouble, five bottles improving appetite, weight gain of ten pounds, and renewed energy for housework.
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Pierce
Mary Chapyets
Calumbus Grove
Putnam Co. Ohio
Oy Cain
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