Blacksmith Department Offers Shaping Shoes and Repairs
Local blacksmith advertises horseshoeing and general repair services. Brings horses for shoeing and plows for sharpening.
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Newspaper
Sheridan News
Location
Sheridan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
6
Local blacksmith advertises horseshoeing and general repair services. Brings horses for shoeing and plows for sharpening.
The writer asserts unmatched skill in wagon building, claiming to be the top woodwork designer and master of the craft. He invites readers to have their wagons built by him, predicting Bennett’s name will appear on more wagons than Sheridan’s.
A seller touts refined painting and decorative skills using traditional lead and oil methods with gum varnish. The ad invites patrons to bring their buggies for painting and notes a lasting, lustrous finish.
An old classified line offers a variety of repair services and hardware items. It highlights tools, carriages, harnesses, and assorted ironwork with notes on welding and blacksmithing crafts. The ad mentions a broad inventory and experienced, skilled workmanship.
The article surveys famous mental calculators and child prodigies. It highlights Crauss as a gifted mathematician, notes his early rapid calculations and future work in algebra and astronomy, and contrasts with others like Dave Petersen Buxton and Joseph Bertrand, detailing extraordinary memory, rapid head calculations, and early education challenges.
A young telegraph assistant W Brendish sent from Delhi to Vimballa the first news of a major uprising in 1857. He and fellow boy Pilkington kept lines open as Delhi and the Punjab were threatened, enabling the British to learn of the revolt and save the empire. Brendish received a life pension for his service and later died in India.
A May 1711 London Spectator snippet describes ladies drilled in fan use and four flutter types. It notes London and Bath assemblies where gentlemen chose partners by a fan lottery, a practice noted by Boswell Steele Pope and Guy who praised the fan as Venus’s invention.
A London Standard summary notes Chinese cuisine uses a wide range of meats due to limited grazing land. Beef is common amid Buddhist avoidance of killing animals. pork ranks after rice as a staple. Pork mutton and fowl are prominent in markets. omnivorous fish intake is high. rare mentions of cats and dogs appear in some tales.
One thousand eight hundred Hungarian partridges and Mongolian pheasants consigned to Kidiana and to be distributed by the State Game and Fish Commissioner were burned with the steamer St Cuthbert off Halifax. The birds, captured in Austro Hungary, were young and destined to replace quail declining in the state. An effort will be made to duplicate the order.
An advertisement claims women are prone to constipation and indigestion and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective, and guaranteed remedy. It cites Mrs Tyner of St Louis and asserts a money back guarantee if not cures, with prices 50 cents and a dollar two.
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