What Can't Pull Out Sold Through Watch Dealers
A brief note states a product phrase What Cant Pull Out repeatedly, advertised as sold without extra charge for this how ring, available exclusively through watch dealers.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
7
A brief note states a product phrase What Cant Pull Out repeatedly, advertised as sold without extra charge for this how ring, available exclusively through watch dealers.
A stray loaf of German rye arrives at an American Express office and tours the Catskills with dozens of tags from Pine Hill to Stamford and Roxbury. Poets and editors chronicle the bread's wandering, while a New York museum offers $30 as it travels by rail and river.
The sermon emphasizes humility as the core of Christianity, urging believers to serve others, reject ego, imitate Christ’s washing of feet, and seek the lowest place. It warns against pride, highlights forgiveness, compassion for the suffering, and prudent use of God given goods for others.
The New York Sun notes about $16,000 was spent on political campaign transparencies in the two weeks before the election. About 1,000 canvases were seen across all assembly districts, with Tammany Hall and multiple other parties maintaining extensive headquarters. After the vote, the canvases were torn and the wooden frames split, leaving little to show for the expenditure.
English artist George Watts writes to the New York Herald about his painting Love and Life. He argues the work is a gallery piece showing naked humanity rising from baser instincts through love and sympathy. Watts notes the piece should belong to a public collection, not a private dwelling.
The London Figaro describes a summer theater night when a substitute actor was announced due to illness. The crowd learned the substitute had not been paid and could not perform, prompting money to rain down on the stage. After several minutes, the official actor emerged and resumed the role amid cheers.
A New York correspondent notes violets cost 60 cents a bunch but are small in size, with 25 cent buttonhole bunches only one third the original. He suggests a violet trust or insufficient cultivation. Chrysanthemums fetch $1, though growers could profit at 5 cents each, hinting at someone prospering in hard times.
A fragment notes that 4 German researchers reportedly discovered a new substance and cryogenic properties, described as remarkable. The terse item hints at scientific breakthrough but provides few details on the substance, its uses, or the researchers' identities.
An 1878 Cartersville bank heist ends with the robber wounded and captured after hiding in Uncle Jim Whit’s barn. Jim, a disabled veteran, survives a collapse and helps free a fellow victim found beneath wreckage. Davids and Davids posted a 5000 dollar reward for the robber, who had concealed himself in the barn during pursued.
Chicago eyes burglary indemnity firms as security for homes and businesses. A planned company would patrol districts, seize damaged property as salvage, and use detectives to track thieves. Iowa charter exists with 50,000 capital. U S HQ to be in Chicago with branches nationwide. Similar firms already operate in Britain and Canada.
A colorful street scene reports a colored oyster seller and bystanders discussing winter weather in thick dialect. The item blends local chatter with medical and patent remedy ads for Swayne's Ointment Otto's Cure Johnson's Magnetic Oil Carter's Extract and Chambersins Cough Remedy with other products advertised by A. O. Hyde and Greene's drug store.
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