Compact House Plan Reduces Hall Waste Improves Front Rooms
Special correspondence describes a compact Indianapolis house plan emphasizing a front centered stair design, eight usable rooms, and a two staircase arrangement that avoids waste space. The guidance covers reception hall layout, kitchen isolation, dining room flow, and pantry details to maximize practicality and light. Louis H. Grisso.
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Three Rich Statesmen in Washington Note Wealth and Style
Special Correspondent recalls Leland Stanford of California worth about 75 million and James G. Fair of Nevada about 50 million, noting wealth dwarfs their attire. He also profiles William M. Stewart, Nevada’s former senator, 60, Yale graduate, self made and influential in Republican circles, poised to be a social leader in the next session.
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Women's theatre etiquette and high society at Madison Square
Special correspondence notes how opera patrons endure costly evenings disrupted by frivolous laughter from upper box table talk. It highlights a charity program at Madison Square Theatre, social optics among fashionable women, and the demand for decorum to preserve serious performances and generous gifts.
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Young Iowa postmaster gains fame as writer
Drs Moines March 22. Buren S Wasson of La Porte Iowa is noted as a live country journalist and the youngest postmaster with a presidential office in the nation. Commissioned in 1885 at age 22 he began as editor of The La Porte Progress at 19 and authored a notable free trade piece in The Chicago Current two years ago responding to Gen James S Brisbin.
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Greeley Tribune Prepares Northern Colorado Family Page
The Greeley Tribune announces its focus on the brightest news for northern Colorado families with special attention to agricultural and stock topics. The paper emphasizes community, farming updates, markets, and local business in a compact weekly format.
Local Paper Serves Farmers Lawyers Merchants Real Estate
The paper presents itself as the best and most satisfactory local news source for farmers lawyers merchants and real estate interests, promising wide coverage and practical information for its readers.
Subscriptions Open for Greeley Tribune Annual Rate
The Tribune invites readers to subscribe now at two dollars a year in advance. The Job Department promises top quality work at reasonable figures with full supply of legal blanks available.
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