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Newspaper
Lanark Gazette
Location
Lanark, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1892
Page
6
The article discusses how Judean gardens differed from other Oriental regions, noting private use over public display due to poverty and religious cautions. It cites biblical imagery, Levitical law against mixed species, and the influence of Greek and Roman ideas, concluding Judea valued moral and spiritual aims over ornamental garden art.
The piece notes a new trend among stylish young men to shave beards and avoid public barber shops, preferring private grooming through a valet or private services. It traces the fashion to actors and links it to broader concerns about public display and social status.
A compilation of quirky anecdotes from Nebraska to New York. cholera survivors in Otea County. a Grand Rapids man with artificial limbs. a Chicago stationery quip. a Michigan court horse driving case. New York pneumonia death tolls. a postal dog guarding mail bags. royal banter and abdication jokes. a Florida man trapping a river fish. Puritan names in New York burials. Adriatic treasure search for Canal wreck. Omaha depot mystery with a cat and kittens. Georgia grantle man and a Post Office money order. rise in artificial teeth production and color variations by country.
A Cincinnati Commercial summary notes monarch salaries and allowances across Europe. It cites Emperor William saving about 12 million dollars from public funds, Oscar II living comfortably on his pay, a Swiss president earning 3000 dollars yearly, and various rulers such as the Czar of Russia at 12.25 million plus, the King of Prussia with 1.235 million, the ruler of Italy at 3.07 million, Milan of Servia costing 240 thousand, Bavaria at 1.30704 million, Francis Joseph at 3.875 million, and the King of the Belgians at 660 thousand a year, reflecting royal stipends and household costs.
Port Tal to see Yeager & Son's latest improved remedy lineup including Yeager Com itan Seog Wagon. Personal testimonial from Puterhaugh praising De Witt's Little Early Risers as the most natural and effective liver pill for lethargy indigestion and general vitality.
Leading m1 competitors by splendor of equipment between CHICAGO and DES MOINES and between CHICAGO and DENVER, the Rock Island introduces free reclining chair cars and dining service on through runs to Salt Lake City, Ogden, and San Francisco. The line promotes scenic trips to Monitor, Pie's Peak, Colorado Springs, and other Colorado resorts via direct daily through service without change.
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