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New Ross Mail

Location

New Ross, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1899

Page

3

Jamestown Locals Seasonable Social Updates

Jamestown locals report visits by Mrs. Henry Stonebraker and son Frank to New Ross. A raspberries delivery by J. R. Clore. Mr and Mrs Charles Camplin and son Tred from Indianapolis. Street sprinkler started by Walter Smith. Will Dickson and wife and Verling Magera visited relatives in Indianapolis. Excursion rate to Indianapolis June 24 25 for Wallace show. Ladies Christian Union hosts ice cream supper July 4 with fireworks. Carloads shipped to Crawfordsville mill bought by Marion Houston. John L. Houk and wife return from Virginia wedding tour and relatives visit. Children’s day program at Christian church well attended. Mt Zion Sunday School union picnic July 1 near church grove. all welcome.

Henry Stonebraker Frank New Ross J. R. Clore Ladies’ Christian Union Corbin & Henry’s Mill Crawfordsville Marion Houston John L Hiv. W. T. Brooks Mt. Zion

Saloon Politics and Temperance Conflict

A Brownsbury Record piece argues the saloon cannot be removed from politics. It contends parties fear losing whiskey votes and insists the temperance issue is squarely a political problem requiring action within party platforms.

Brownsbury

Leisurely Lane Echoes of a Slower World and Stowe Anecdotes

An exploration of Leisurely Lane evokes a bygone era of quiet strolls and rustling leaves, contrasting with modern haste. The piece then shifts to Harriet Beecher Stowe’s anecdotes, recounting her forgetfulness and a dinner interruption moment at Quincy, illustrating gentle quirks of a famed author and her social circle.

Harriet Beecher Stowe Mrs. Stone Sir Charles Grandison

Inquiries and oddities from a Philadelphia saloon sighting

The Record reports two Philadelphia bon vivants found a sign promising “A German Reedbird With Every Drink” in a saloon. They were served frankfurters with feathers, paid for drinks, and prepared to leave. The piece also notes assorted statistics on human hearing, Babylon’s gardens, the Queen’s guard, the Spanish Armada, and milk condensation.

Philadelphia

Big Dress Goods Sale with Wide Assorted Fabrics

Readable text outlines a large sale on dress goods including novelty and plain fabrics, plaids, jacquards, mohairs, silks, and linings. It lists numerous items and price points, highlighting discounts on silks, linens, embroideries, laces, draperies, linens, towels, hosiery, and books, with a broad range of brands and materials.

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