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Newspaper
Golden Era
Location
Golden, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1895
Page
3
A ring cut from a single diamond impressed Antwerp cutters and merchants as the first successful effort. The process faced many difficulties due to cleavage and stone hardness, with M. Antione's three years of work finally achieving the feat. The ring measures about six eighths of an inch in diameter. Marlborough cabinet also holds a ring carved from a single sapphire.
The article describes Coatly Perfumes and Mignonette blends made from stock and cassie, attar of almonds, with violet extract as a key but costly component bought in France. It explains Cannes Grasse violets yield rare sweetness, and American roses rely on bees for pollen to enhance scent and color.
Jessie Bartlett-Davis discusses contralto use in solo and duet settings in Ladies' Home Journal. She highlights sacred and dramatic ballads, love songs, and lighter tunes, naming Molloy Howe Temple Cowan Sullivan Mullen Mattel and Kate Vonnah as notable composers and recommends selecting contralto scores from major operas like Orpheus Trovatore Carmen La Prophete for classical pieces.
In the County Court of Kootenay James Ferguson Armstrong Secretary Administrator for the district is appointed administrator of Patrick Sullivan deceased. The order requires publication in the Golden Era for sixty days and asks creditors to file claims within sixty days to proceed with distribution of the estate. Dated Donald August 5 1590.
Notice announces that Michael Carlin and Joseph Luke trading as Carlin & Luke have assigned all real and personal property to William Georgeson for rateable distribution to creditors. Creditors must file verified claims within 60 days with Georgeson in Winnipeg. A creditors meeting is set at the Official Assignee’s office in Winnipeg on Saturday August 10, 1895 at 4 pm.
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