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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1891
Page
1
To meet growing trade we devote the first floor to finer Carpets and Curtains with a rear display for Curtains and Tapestries. Facilities expanded for handling goods, stock enlarged, boasting one of the finest Carpet Rooms in Northern Ohio. An exclusive Carpet and Upholstery House claimed for County and vicinity.
China and Japanese mattings praised for hot weather use with patterns in checks stripes plaids and solid colors. Motors of stock in the area are claimed to be inferior.
A shop advertises an expansive selection of shades and fixtures, boasting Moquettes Velvets Brussels Smyrna tapestries and rugs, lace curtains and sash fabrics, curtain poles and upholstery materials, while pledging honest products from reliable suppliers over flashy gimmicks.
Daybreak finds Mr and Mrs Robin debating a move to a high class, aristo nest. They tour Elm’s branches with Aunty Crow and friends as they seek a home in a fancier, pond adjacent location while weighing comfort against safety.
The saucy Blue Jay warns of the crack on the nest bench as Mrs. Robin and Mr. Robin labor to weave a white wool lined nest. After many efforts a windstorm destroys the nest and both birds face ruin and reflection on pride and resilience. Cincinnati Post.
A friend of the philosopher notes Herbert Spencer as a man of average height near seventy, with pink bald head and light fringe, delicate aquiline nose, strong teeth, reddened skin, and an intellectual, simple expression. He wears soft square-toed boots and a broadcloth coat, reflecting the influence of elderly genius like Rudyard Kipling on style.
A man wearing boots and carrying a whip brought a handbill written by his daughter to a Detroit theater box office. He offered a stack of plays for 25 cents, praising a cider-fire plot. The attendant rebuffed low price, and the man finally left the quarter offered, the plays discarded.
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