Dry Goods Dept Offers Pillows and Bed Spreads
The advertisement lists full size feather pillows with ticking priced from 1.00 to 2.50. Bugs with designs priced 1.50 to 5.00. Bed spreads in plain fringe and scalloped edges 1.00 to 3.50. Ladies beaver shawls 3.00 to 5.00. Ready made comforts 1.00 1.75 2.50. Cotton blankets 0.75 to 2.75. all wool blankets 5.00 per pair.
Please You for Monitor Gas Engines Ad Card
Lakehart and Talbot advertise Monitor gas engines wind mills pumps and supplies located at rear 120 West Main Marshalltown urging readers to call on them for repairs parts and equipment.
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Lakehart & Talbot
Weat Main
Marshalltown
Fresh Morning on Ocean Liner Winds and Diaries
Lady passenger asks an officer to name the wind for her diary as the ship meets a fresh west breeze and cross seas. An officer reassures her there is no danger and notes the gale is mild. A separate note mentions Empress of Japan and other queens taking to a typewriter for correspondence and creative writing.
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Ofa
Japan
Alexandra
England
Queen Maude
Norway
Darina
Portugal
Carmen Silva
Romania
Nicholas
Treating Tree Wounds With Plastic Slate Mixture
A Scientific American excerpt describes a plastic slate mix for sealing large tree wounds. It combines coal tar and slate dust in a 1 to 4 ratio, forming a puttylike mass operable by hand. The material adheres to wood and metal, excludes air, and closes openings.
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Scientific American
Licks First Love Affair Behind a Millionaire's Fortunes
A quirky tale of James Lick, the San Francisco land speculator and piano maker, whose wealth funded California landmarks and a costly palace mill built as a memorial to a rejected miller’s daughter. The anecdote, told by Harry Furniss in the Strand, links love, fortune, and legacy.
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James Lick
Lick Observatory
California
San Francisco
Lick
Pacific Slope
Harry Furniss
The
Strand
Did as He Was Told. Sally Ann Sails Near Mud Flats
The Yankee schooner Sally Ann under Captain Spooner nears mud flats along the Connecticut river. Mate Comstock demands the capta in go about. The captain dismisses him, orders forward work, and Sally Ann anchors with chain rattling as the crew shouts to let go. Comstock acknowledges his duty to anchor.
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Spooner
Connecticut
Comstock
Mr. Comatock
Christmas Gifts From a Local Store Catalog
A local store promotes its wide array of useful everyday articles as ideal Christmas gifts for all social classes. It urges shoppers to match friends and their needs with its large collection of desirable items.
Read the List Neckwear Fancy Ribbons
A catalog item listing various fabric accessories includes neckwear fancy ribbons fur sets handkerchiefs blankets and shawls presented as a segment of merchandise for shoppers.
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