City Briefs Teutsch and Roosevelt ads span shops and rents
A chaotic clipping lists ads and notices from Teutsch and Roosevelt establishments. Items include hats, underwear, dress sales, house rentals, job requests, an adoption notice, lodging and housekeeping offers, a tobacco store, and a clothing sale. The dense page mixes promotions with public notices and employment requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Go Sanny
A. C. Rader
Ken Knox
Roosevelt's
Teutach's
Hig
Stetson
Roonevelt's
Deve
Steinway Price
Busines
Eoquire
East Webb Street
We Goods Nelf'se
Howe
Reem’ Clear
Ronning House
Farni
Thompson St
F. O
St. George
Tadite
Jackew
Wien
Mek Toutech
Spectator tale contrasts Japanese art and American tact
In a varied column, Joypones Love Nature reflects on Japan’s life and art amid war, recounting an anecdote of a Tokyo scene on a platform where an engineer moves a train for a couple’s view. The piece contends that cross-cultural sympathy quickens an artistic temper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Spectator
Retiring Kit Carson Post Commander Honored on 68th Birthday
On his 68th birthday last Saturday the Kit Carson Port of the G A R honored the retiring third term commander with an elegant ebony gold headed cane. Rev G W Rigby received the tribute noted for zeal and energy, valued highly by Mr Rigby. Kansas Governor Hoch supports broad suffrage for women in principle and commends municipal suffrage for women in city elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit Carson
G. A. BR
Thin City
G. W. Rigby
Rigby
Smiling and Selling in High Society Shoes Trade
An article argues smiling aids selling but notes many shoppers, especially the Four Hundred, rarely smile. It contrasts cheerful clerks with aloof customers, citing a Shoe Trade Journal excerpt about sales tactics and the social dynamics of upscale shoe stores.
Innovations in Glass Making Through Novice Ideas
A 19th century view notes a Sandwich carpenter's pressable glass form idea that spurred rapid production, elevating the United States to a leading pressed glassware nation. It credits Henry Vleckner of Pittsburgh with the revolutionary annealing process and Philip Argobalt for machine made bottles and jars. An exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition will feature Paris frocks in the French Manufactures section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Sandwich
United States
Henry Vleckner
Pittsburg
Philip Argobalt
Paria
Manufactures
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Fenve
Boys’ and Girls Aid Society of
Namor
Gardner
Portland, Or
Him McConyell
Muggwille
Peto M. Butler
Umatillaty
Willaiwity Valley
Candon Globe
U. C
Gloria
Douglas and Hanan
Roosevelt'a
Teutsch's
Teutech
BP. O
Xow
L. Hunziker
A. D. Stillman
Milton
C. H. Baitel
Pilot Rock
J. H. Young
A. J. Goodman
Viet
Portland
Charlies B
Willard Bond
Echo Hunting
G. C. Osburn
la Grande
G. W. Babcock
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Clark Nelson
Assessor
Weston
Dean Goodman
Stanfield
Butter Creek
D. Teel
Echo
Nellie
May Stevens
M. & Lants
Bureau of Animal Industry
M. J. Carney
la Grippe
W. Coffman
Leon Cohen
Metropolis
Seymour Swanger
Kamela
J. A. Borlo
The
Commercial Association
J. H. Gill
Washtucna
Nye
John P. McManus
Piiot Rock
Will BR. King
Ontario
Mra
J. C. Pace
J. A. Beat
Mra. A. Phillips
Dr Watts
Weelon
W. G. Cole
W. D Chamberliin
Salem
Gratt Geddes
Buloor City
George
Buries
H. M. Bwattwood
Commercial State Bank of
Mes Wills. Peterson
Pendieton
Mr. Peterson
Wusitrem
A. B. Galloway
Blake-McFaull Paper Company
City
Benmitor
J. Smith
Salem Yustentay
Robinson Pete
Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Laundrymen’s Association
Beattie
Welfe
O. KR
Samuel Bonnet
Mr. Bonnet
Barnhart
Carney Inllinois
Main Street
Hawley Bros
R. Alexander
J Cery
Alexander
Walla Walla F County
Vital Chatience
W. J. Honeycutt
Kansas
Hoch
J. Huyler's
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
FORCE
Malta Vita
Pyle
Alaska
Gillett Safety Razor
Goodman- Thompson Co
Brock & McComas Company
Easler Furniture
Umatilla
Graham
Hunter
Havana
Humph] Flynn
Luke
Alstine-Gordon & Co
Mor- Toutehewmen
L. V. Lien & Co
Mgrs
KB Court St Telephome Main
C.F. Colesworthy
East Alta
Lee
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