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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1898
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item with unclear names and numbers. Readable parts reference a shop and a route or code word but precise entities and events are missing.
A. C. Thomas of Marysville Texas proclaims a Marvelous cure for consumption claims it surpasses the Klondike discovery. He promotes Dr Sing's New Discovery for throat and lung ailments offering free testimonials and a money back guarantee at Gen Wards Drug Store.
Fragmented OCR text mentions subscriptions and names with unclear roles. Readers see cryptic phrases suggesting a payment or collection, but essential facts and participants are unreadable. The item reads like a damaged notice with scattered proper names and terms.
The Monterey, an 1851 ironclad, featured water shallow draft and turreted guns, a design once controversial but later influential in battleships. It measured 256 feet, 1h feet beam, powered by two steam engines, with two 72 inch pivot guns and four sets of smaller weapons, crew details noted.
The article tours the ship galley aboard battleships, noting paymaster Martin serving coffee after Dewey’s Manila victory, and detailing the crew’s meals, china, silverware, and orderly kitchen spaces. It contrasts naval life with land toil, highlighting officers mess, wardroom attire, and the sailors’ better provisions at sea and in port.
An American custom spreads to England as professional bridesmaids draw earnings for church ceremonies. NYC society hires appear at 30 dollars per wedding with expenses covered, while a top-paid aide may earn 100 dollars and has served about 200 times, saving twenty thousand dollars.
London women report a pleasant method to rid homes of pests using sandal wood. The process involves cutting the wood into small pieces, drying them in a slow oven, then burning until embers smolder and leave ashes while releasing a fragrant smoke.
The article argues modern warfare may be less deadly due to better protection and tactics, while camp life improves with stronger clothing better food storage and aluminum gear. It notes the Army horse shortage and a government demand of about forty thousand war horses, with Leslie's Weekly outlining acceptable horse traits.
A historical notice argues for selective military horses dark colored only aged five to eight years and weighing one thousand to fifteen hundred pounds. It describes training to obey commands and endure combat, citing Job and noting reduced horse demand due to electric railways bicycles and urban use.
Fashion note urges coordinating handkerchiefs with hat flowers for a fresh spring look. A girl in a white chip hat with mignonette embroidery on a cambric handkerchief is highlighted as a pretty example. White embroideries for evening wear remain de rigueur.
After removing gown and shoes, loosen hair, and pin up. Wash face and neck with hot water, finish with cold water and cologne. Rest for 15 minutes, drink hot water or weak tea, then put on a fresh gown. Dinner becomes a pleasure not a duty.
A determined woman, initially employed by an umbrella maker, pivots to selling umbrellas after discovering how to source materials. She visits large stores, secures orders, and grows a substantial business supplying many outlets in New York. She credits industry and perseverance for her success. The interview notes her sales strategy and a quip about a wedding dress signaling victory.
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