04 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
Springfield Globe Republic
Location
Springfield, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1885
Page
1
The Main Street store at 25 27 West Square advertises spring preparations, larger stock, lower prices, and readiness for warm days. Offers include boys suits from 2 to 4 dollars, cotton pieces, and pants. notes cotton quality, colorings, and discounts like a quarter or a third off. Encourages early buying and emphasis on hats and caps.
Washington crowds in marching order decorate streets for the presidential events. President-elect Cleveland takes oath as Grant’s bills pass both houses and cabinet not announced. The March 4 ceremonies include a vast crowd, military displays, and speeches urging unity and constitutional fidelity.
A humorous late 19th century item describes selling blank diary pages labeled visits to replace cluttered information. It touts stylish bindings, gold clasps, ivory pen cases, and prices around three dollars, claiming practicality for young men with many friends and poor memories.
Potatoes are mostly water and starch with small amounts of albumen and minerals in their juice. starch increases in autumn while water remains steady. Sprouts should be removed as they appear. excess growth drains starch and makes potatoes inedible. Store dry and cool. toxic compounds lie near the rind and release with heat. Boiled potatoes should be served as soon as soft, skins removed when heated or crushed. Select uniform potatoes, wash, boil in salted water, drain well, and serve hot. Gustave Petitpierre, who died in Geneva, sought a universal language. he believed it would guide future communication and wanted to publish his notes on the subject.
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