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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1898

Page

4

Ogden Avenue Street Car Track Progress Asked by Town Board

The town board’s streets committee asked the Ogden Street Railway to hasten track laying on Ogden avenue from Forty-eighth Street to Harlem Avenue. The engine house and storage shed contracts were awarded with named bidders and totals. A site for the engine house on Lake Street and Lombard Avenue was approved for $3,125, with contract to be prepared. Ridgeland building contract awarded with payments in three annual installments.

Ogden Street Railway Company Ogden Avenue Forty-eighth Street Harlem Avenue Ridgeland Engine House Attridge Lake Street Lombard Avenue James Todd James Barbeau J. B. Boyer Mason Fred Bulley Austin Menick Trusteen Gunthorp

Queen Victoria perfume stance and humor in society

A Vanity Fair excerpt notes Queen Victoria avoids strong perfumes and flowers in drawing rooms. It reflects on humor in social figures, undertakers causally joked about, and contrasts Celtic and Anglo-Saxon conversational humor in self-deprecating storytelling.

Victoria London George Meredith

Bits from New York Weekly on love and secrets

Aged millionaire seeks marriage, but Miss Beauti declines saying she cannot be his wife. Mrs. Cawker asserts everyone knows the secret. The publisher notes blame on parentage as a factor.

Mr. Cawker Mrs. Cawker Miss Beauti New York Weekly Bobby Betty Lovey

Excursion to Boston on Nickel Plate announces special round trip

The Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets from Chicago to Boston and return for trains of September 16 17 and 18 at 19 dollars round trip. Tickets valid for return until September 30. Sleeping car accommodations available by applying early to J Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams street Chicago.

Nickel Plate Road Chicago Boston J. Y. Calahan Adams Street

Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed by Druggist Honored Faces

The leading Shreveport druggist Aug J Bogel praises Dr King’s New Discovery as the only cure for coughs and the best seller. Safford merchant J J Campbell confirms it never fails for consumption, coughs and colds. The remedy, tried for 25 years, is not an experiment and offers free trial bottles at Lovett & Traill’s Drug Store in Austin.

J. Bogel Shreveport Dr. King J. J. Campbell Safford Ariz

Conmore Catarrh Relief Promoted by Cushman Drug Co

An advertisement promotes Conmore Catarrh as the greatest relief for misery with a price of 50 and no stomach nostrum. It invites readers to buy from all druggists or send for a book, via Cushman Drug Co. Vincennes, U S A.

Conmore Cushman Drug Co U.S. A

Letter From Camp Reveals Youthful Camp Life Dialogues

Betty and Lovey Dear read a letter from Freddy describing rain soaked camp life with soggy tents and damp humor. Bobby Smythe riffs through tales and melon feasts while Lovey Dear praises silent heroism and Bobby questions his wartime choices.

Betty Lovey Freddy Scudday Bobby Smythe Bobby Deweyett Eaf Lovey Dear Mr. Smythe Cuba

Frances conspirators and a scoundrel congress

Durand notes Tom Paine then secretary on foreign affairs was employed by the French minister for 1000 dollars a year to sway public opinion in favor of France. A biographer recalls Gouverneur Morris and John Jay later recalling the “set of damned scoundrels” in that second congress in a conversation paraphrased by Charles Kendall Adams.

Durand Tom Paine Committee On Foreign Affairs France Rascal John Jay Gouverneur Morris Morrisania Jay Bedford Morris Charles Kendall Adams

Foot-warmers Refilled With Hot Water Trick

Travelers in a Bohemian village evade a guard by warming foot-warmers with Hungarian wine. They stop at a wayside inn for refreshments and joke about their dodge. The innkeeper later reveals he replaced the cold water with hot water to oblige them.

Saxony

Belfast streetcars warn against spitting in public

The Belfast streetcars display a notice urging riders to avoid spitting in public conveyances. The sign calls the habit filthy and states it makes the offender subject to the loathing of fellow passengers.

Chicago Belfast Ireland

New Jewelry Novelty for Women Features Gold Shirt Waist Studs

A new novelty in women dress consists of a set of three gold shirt waist studs, one containing a watch that keeps excellent time with a dial about three eighths of an inch in diameter.

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