New Goods Arrive with Hats and More for All Classes
Local store announces arrival of new hats among a wide range of goods. Shoppers can view updated stock across categories and find latest seasonal styles and colors.
03 Apr 1885
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Newspaper
Rochester Tribune
Location
Rochester, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1885
Page
1
Local store announces arrival of new hats among a wide range of goods. Shoppers can view updated stock across categories and find latest seasonal styles and colors.
A regional store promotes sweeping price cuts on its entire garment stock inviting customers to learn the new prices. The message highlights that few area houses make their own clothing and thus few can adopt the retailer’s sale method.
Veniee reports a Venice visit noting waterlogged streets, the gondolier called gondo lier, and fond references to Shylock and the Rialto. The piece mentions Venetian red paint, Titian pictures, and attitudes toward art and commerce amid a global gold standard debate.
The Boston Post quotes a writer noting poets are born as are men, but by age many men reform. The remark reflects on innate talent and later change in behavior or character.
An Englishman quips about the country as he recalls seeing a man fall on the sidewalk yesterday, noting the paradox of calling it winter while witnessing an unusual event.
A Nebraska editor's tombstone inscription lauds his wife Tabitha Skinner as a kind mother and exemplary wife and notes business details. The text quotes policy remarks about postal subsidies by Britain and France, and U.S. transport costs, arguing for support of American shipping and bounty to revive national trade.
The piece argues Civil Service reform is overhyped and urges preserving capable clerks without examinations. It then details Mudcreek's last day of school with recitations, a teacher praise for D. Frank Redd, a communal lunch, evening dramatic entertainment, and admonitions about drinking in public.
An old advertisement promotes groceries at a well known shop. Emphasis on new neat clean cheap goods and convenient shopping.
The Indianapolis News notes Secretary Villas visited one floor of the post office department and praised the industry and efficiency found, predicting the rest of the floors share the same condition. The piece argues the campaign to “turn the rascals out” misreads the reality, affirming clerks are generally honest, efficient, and hardworking, and democracy should preserve stable order.
An advertiser touts a range of popular cough remedies at Dawson's Drug Stop. The copy emphasizes effective relief and urges customers to visit the store to find suitable medicines for their cough.
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