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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1891
Page
1
March 1891 advertisement from a carpet house touts two large floors filled with latest goods. It claims exclusive status, value for money, and straightforward, honest dealings, seeking lasting patronage and a good name over riches. It contrasts with flashy sales and promotes reliability and integrity.
Our recent purchases showcase Moquettes Velvets Body and Tapestry Brussels Ingrain Carpets Art Squares Wilton Daghestan Smyrna Tapestry Rugs Hassocks China Mattings Japanese Embroidered Mattings and Japanese Embroidered Rugs. Also a large line of Lace Curtains in Trish Points Swiss Tambours Brussels Nottinghams Muslins Chenile Portiers Madras China Silks for Sash Curtains Curtain Loops and Shades. Curtain Poles Shade Fixtures Sash Rods Brackets Tapestry Ramie Jute Goods Plushes for Upholstering Rug and Upholstery Fringes Gimps and Gimp Tacks for Upholstery Carpet Bindings Oil Cloth Bindings Felt Linings for Carpets and more.
A firm pledges its best efforts to make visits pleasant and profitable, guaranteeing a well run house for callers whether they come for inspection or purchase.
A literary fragment evokes a lover's rapture as the beloved’s eyes cast brilliance like midday light. Syllables swirl with pastoral imagery, dawn mists, and sensory intoxication, culminating in a mythic recollection of Whitcomb Kiley and a shepherd's gaze.
A lawyer recalls defending Hamilton Duke in a murder case. Facing a pending execution, he races by train and mountain trek to secure a governor’s reprieve aided by his resourceful niece. A hidden confession later reveals the butler killed Mrs. Duke, not the accused, ending the case with a dramatic twist.
A Birmingham businessman recounts a South African hunting tale in which, after riding out with Englishmen and natives, he and his pony race a forty foot anaconda that bursts from the jungle. The reptile chases for ten miles before giving up. the horse maintains speed to reach camp fifteen miles away, narrowly winning the race.
A narrative on prudent eating urges moderation and nourishment over tastiness, advising bread and milk at meals, avoiding overeating pastries, and exercising in open air with gentle movements. It includes a digressive anecdote about imitation foods in Japan and a humorous look at New York girls and eye etiquette.
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