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Newspaper
Plainfield Courier
Location
Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1894
Page
7
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The piece argues that honest business benefits from accurate ads while careless claims harm profit. It notes advertisers overusing superlatives invite failure and urges trimming parasitic or cheap publishers to improve results. A well crafted ad in a good paper yields more value than excessive pricing or vague claims.
Special New Letter outlines up-to-date etiquette for fashionable men. It covers carrying a cane, greeting strangers, walking on the street, tipping a hat, and maintaining "good form" with refined posture and cordial manners.
The article describes a rapid firearm with a five cartridge magazine and quick loading box. It explains bolt operation, extractor, ejector, and a left side cut off to use as a single loader. It notes high velocity, smokeless powder, bottle shaped bullets, and easy field maintenance, with a long knife bayonet. The Harper's Bazar reference is mentioned.
Readers note a description of a potato variety labeled Zulu. The writing praises its appearance and taste while acknowledging it is not perfect in appearance.
The Brooklyn Times notes Dr. Briggs argues Protestants could spare 5 000 of 9 000 clergy to aid Christian unity and claims nothing prevents all denominations from uniting. He cites Catholic to Protestant clergyman ratios and links clerical burden to finances, calling for ethical unity across religions while warning of resistance from conservatives.
John Horst master mechanic of the Great Salt and Hot Springs railway invented a triple valve force to recharge auxiliary reservoirs during braking. Tested on Utah Central passenger service August 16 with success. System uses a double line of train pipe and targets steep mountain grades. Also notes charity appeal urging warm clothing donations for needy children.
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