Special January Offer for The St. Louis Republic
Readers are offered one year free subscription to the Twice-a-Week St Louis Republic for three new yearly subscribers by March 1 1895, with three dollars paid. The ad touts rapid news, diverse departments and family appeal, urging quick action and sample copies. It targets households and promising easy referrals.
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Ex Gov Robinson Defends Legislature Organization
Ex Gov Robinson defends the state legislature’s right to organize under the constitution. He cautions against outside denunciations and argues each house may set its rules and judge its elections. He warns that turmoil threatens legitimate action and urges calm as the body proceeds with its duties. C. Robinson
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Hugging Societies In Missouri Raise Church Funds
A Missouri clipping reports hugging societies set to swell church coffers with staged embraces and varying prices by age and status. Rates include girls under sixteen at 15 cents per two minutes, and teachers and widows priced differently, with editors barred from participation until others finish. The Baptist Y P S C E elected six month officers Frank Vaughn president and others.
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Frank Vaughn
C. P. Grovenor
Miss Nettie Shaw
Harry L. Raymond
Fashion guide on basques and wrappers details
A detailed 19th or early 20th century fashion instruction discusses constructing wrappers and princess dresses. It covers basques with skirts, riding habits, jackets, blazers, and blouses, including darts, seams, linings, and trims, plus practical tips for draping and finishing using various fabrics and foundations.
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Decline of Foster in Ohio Politics And White House Tensions
The Boston Globe reports that Secretary Foster has fallen from influence in Ohio politics and with the president. Elder statesman status fading, rivals rise in Washington and among Ohio allies. Possible resignation or replacement debated as Sherman contemplates retirement.
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Mrs Nellie Bremer Endorsement For Bull’s Cough Syrup
Passaic resident Nellie Bremer declares she will use Dr Bull's Cough Syrup exclusively. She says it cured her months long cough and she has used it for three years without wanting any other remedy.
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A Journey of Varied Interest on the B and O Route
A vivid account of traveling from Chicago to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York via the Baltimore and Ohio scenic route. The piece highlights landscapes from plains to mountains, night views of gas flames, historical echoes near Harper's Ferry and the Potomac, and notes the journey’s inspiration for poets and artists. It also mentions inaugural travel to Cleveland for March and service changes on the Cincinnati Fast Line. The piece closes with local notices including Hood's Calendar Almanac promotion, county budget items, and Elizabeth Barnes returning from Denver.
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