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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
7
A brief note highlighting the season's top offerings, emphasizing plentiful and valuable items. The snippet hints at a catalog feel with focus on quality and selection. No specific people or places are named in readable text.
A compact ad promotes parlor furniture on display and urges buyers to compare material and finish before purchase. It asserts unbeatable style and value, warning shoppers not to rush without a thorough inspection.
A fragment praises There department store for its premier collection of high grade paintings and drawings. The ornamental drawings enhance the attractive display of these house brightening treasures.
Davis Sewing Machines advertises sewing machines and related beds and accessories in a scrambled text fragment. The readable items include mentions of Davis and generic product terms without clear dates or locations.
A man in Adel fatally shot his wife then killed himself with a shotgun after a domestic dispute. Coroner and Justice to hold an inquest as deputies report a life of marital trouble and an unsolved petition for divorce.
J G Brown suffered severe injury when his left hand was mangled by a corn shredder while operating. The incident occurred near a local plant, drawing a large crowd of ladies attending a Christian church event. Swearingen and Frank Doed spoke at the event about worker safety and opportunities in the industry.
Commander J. Merry, 60, veteran naval officer, named commandant of the wave station in Honolulu. His long career spans Civil War service on the James and York rivers, command of ships including the Tallapoosa and Machias, and later roles as lieutenant commander and naval representative in Honolulu.
Paris unveils Tixlom's The Triumph of the Republic statue in a grand dedication. President Loubet reviews the parade as French dignitaries and artists celebrate Dalou's sculpture symbolizing the republic amid a festive, nationhood themed ceremony. An authoritative medical note on Luther cites a paralysis stroke.
The readable fragments reference a movement involving women including American born participants and officials like Miss Al A Ay yer and Mrs. Blow. Mentions of Africa, Boers, and a war context hint at organizational roles, committees, and individuals like Hasna Dorey and James D. Whitney, with scattered notes on actions and transmissions related to Johannis and Pas rum.
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