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Newspaper
Perry Advertiser
Location
Perry, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
6
A historic December sales push promises record leaders in values this month. The store on Second Street boasts twofold price cuts, speedy turnover, and a motto of courteous treatment and the best values for the least money as bargains flood a mammoth room.
A description of a magnificent line of parlor furniture exhibited by a retailer. Emphasizes style, material quality, beauty, and craftsmanship while warning buyers to avoid mistakes and choose with care.
A local store highlights its unrivaled collection of high grade paintings and era works. Ornamental drawings add to the attractive display, showcasing a refined taste and strong visual appeal.
Davis sewing machines are touted as essential tools for artisans and home crafters. The notice highlights reliability and cost efficiency, urging customers to consider Davis brands for long term use and steady performance.
A playful promotional note touts a chair that promises unmatched comfort and stability. It asserts the chair’s safety, smart support for tired spots, and impressive reliability compared to competitors. The tone mimics a bold sales pitch with confident claims.
A local report extols Perry Normal School as a thriving institution led by Mr Hofer with strong teacher influence and student techique, noting community pride from business leaders and residents as outside visitors boost town activity. It highlights Ebony relief articles and a medicine ad from Draper and Loughlin.
A historical account describes Admiral Dewey courting Mildred B. Hazen across oceans and continents. The piece details letters, photographs, and social exchanges, noting Hazen as the widow of General Hazen and Washington McLean kin. It references the Metropolitan Club dinner, the McLean house, and Hazen origins. The article preserves neutral narration of courtship events and personal backgrounds without sensational detail.
Miss Celia Miles, daughter of General A Miles, is betrothed to Lieutenant Colonel Reber. she is described as tall and attractive, with family links to Grace Sherman and Mrs Miles. Reber is a tall blond in his sixties, with long service in the army. the couple are depicted in trooper fashion amid social notices.
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