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Newspaper
Sarasota Times
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
4
Julia Bottomley suggests practical gifts for men focusing on comfort and utility. The article features cretonne items such as a closet bag with a white ground, red roses and green foliage, bound with white tape and multiple compartments.
A. B. Edwards declares candidacy for mayor of Sarasota. He calls for general welfare, pledges to serve two years if elected, and invites support from qualified voters and all citizens ahead of the December 1913 election.
Describes making a waste paper basket line with cretonne over pasteboard and lining, plus small boxes for accessories and a traveling wash kit sewn from rubber cloth with cretonne covering. Details corner stitches, bindings, and fasteners like tape and snap closures.
Wm Worth announces his bid for mayor of the City of Sarasota Florida in the general municipal election to be held December 9 1913. He appeals for support from qualified electors and vows to discharge duties with impartial judgment and consideration for all interests.
Dr. Jack Halton announces candidacy for Alderman Ward I in Sarasota for the December 9, 1913 city election. T. W. Yarbrough declares for Ward II. Geo. L. Thacker seeks Alderman for Ward III in Sarasota in the same 1913 race.
The friends of J. W. Baxter announce his candidacy for Alderman in Ward 1 in the upcoming election on December 9, 1918 and seek voters support in the ward.
A discussion of odd heirlooms tied to famous writers and scientists. It describes a ring once housing Isaac Newton’s tooth bought for 3650 dollars, Hugo’s jaw tooth kept in a glass case, Sterne’s wig sold for 10000 dollars, Pope’s chair at 5000 dollars, and a locket containing part of Shelley’s charred skull worn by an English enthusiast.
A man from Atchison Kansas begins each book at the back and reads to the front to grasp themes. He learns what the end reveals and then can understand Bernard Shaw Ibsen or Maeterlinck stories almost as well as a baseball score.
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