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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1891
Page
1
The firm states it has converted the first floor to finer carpets and curtains with a carpeted rear for display. It claims enlarged stock, a premier Carpet Room in Northern Ohio, and exclusive prestige as a local carpet and upholstery house. Mattings in checks stripes plaids and solids are praised as cool for hot weather.
A local retailer touts an unparalleled stock of shades and fixtures including Moquettes Velvets Brussels Ingram Carpets and Japanese embrodered mattings with an extensive lace curtain line. The ad emphasizes reliable sourcing from reputable houses and invites inspection or purchase with promises of pleasant, profitable visits.
A faded insomnia case in Chicago Times features a shabby doctor who calls himself a healer. He lures a weary wife with a vivid memory trip, guiding her through childhood scenes while lilac blossoms scent the room. The session ends with tears and a quiet payment.
The Rhus succedanea tree yields wax termed hajo or haze in Japanese. Trees begin fruiting at five to six years and reach peak production by fifty, giving 350 to 400 pounds of berries and 70 to 80 pounds of wax per tree. Wax forms inside the berry and is extracted by boiling. melting point is 131 degrees Fahrenheit. Chinese use it with tallow for candles. not to be confused with the Chinese tallow tree which contains solid tallow.
A Detroit Free Press tale recounts a woman on Crawford Street with a basket and cloth over it. A boy sees the bundle and triggers chaos when a large cat leaps from beneath the cloth, scattering passengers as the crowd watches a conductor. The episode ends with the woman fleeing. The piece also notes claims about animal lifespans, including crows, terrapins, and antique fish.
Savannah News recounts a Civil War tale of a Federal officer's suicide during the Gettysburg fighting as Longstreet and Sickles clash nearby. It also covers Harvard secret society jokes about an Imperial grant and a Paris waiters revolt over facial grooming laws.
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