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Newspaper
Petersburg Daily Progress
Location
Petersburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
2
New York lawyer Miss Mary Coleman used wit to convert a suffragette gathering on Wall Street from likely failure to support. She quipped that men should not be pressed to back the movement and recalled a humorous department store collar size exchange to illustrate misperceptions.
A fragment recalls a vow of eternal love broken after a single day. The speaker recalls the phrase forever and a day, while the other half admits only partial fulfillment, admitting love lasted for one day.
In a New England village meeting, a dozen youths vied for captaincy of the coming season. The son of the ball field owner rose with pride, declaring he would lead or have his father's old bull turned into the field. He was elected unanimously.
Advertises two big lots of ladies low shoes in various colors with original prices from 1.75 to 2.98 reduced to 1.48 as they last. Also promotes a batch of Men’s Snow Brand low shoes once 3.50 to 4 now 2.25. Additional men and boys clothing to be sacrificed with many other items as the seller changes the business.
A narrator recalls an excursion through a renowned museum where a gargoyle like demon head exerts a hypnotic, terrifying pull. Seeking its origin, the seeker learns a tormented sculptor carved the demon and the museum hid it away, only for the reader to glimpse its changing, eerie expression under certain lights.
The advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Belden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It praises native roots, claims strong curative actions, and promotes Dr Pierce's All-Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets with procurement by mail from Buffalo New York.
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