26 Jul 1893
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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1893
Page
1
A Ravenna shop markets heavy discounts on printed Irish lawns, ginghams, pongees, latinos, cambric waists, and Percale fabrics. The ad promises brand new stock, low prices to move inventory, and urges customers to buy now for summer fashion needs.
A tale of Blummer and his wife ends in a legal separation plan that collapses when both realize they still love each other. They reconcile after separate efforts to start anew and test their devotion with new partners and quiet resorts.
Virginia lawyer Philip Doddridge won a horse theft case in Washington with a once-in-a-century defense anecdote. The tale recalls an old bar leader who mocked late attendees in church, prompting a judge to joke that the rogue always turns state's evidence. Doddridge then left the courtroom while the jury declared the defendant not guilty.
Romeo Maginnis, urged by Jease Danielson with a pistol, performs a frenzied dance in a saloon after a quarrel with Nolan. Spectators flee as Danielson fires, forcing Romeo into a vaudeville like bow, then collapses from exhaustion as police offer no arrestable findings.
A shopper recalls two women pushing ahead at Isatat's silk counter in a large store. They question width and price while the sales clerk attends to another customer. The narrator feels belittled and unseen, questioning her own dignity.
A fragment recounts a theatre audience remark about idiosyncrasies and a later scene of frontier danger. A hunter recalls guiding a child and others through a Red Indian pursuit near the Little Colorado river after a bear encounter. The tale ends noting the late Duke of Sutherland signed ninety two wills.
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