Underwear line promises broad range for ladies and infants
An ad touts a wide selection of ladies and misses union suits and infants vests. The seller invites customers to visit to view the "hot" line and fulfill underwear needs.
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Newspaper
The Indian Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1898
Page
1
An ad touts a wide selection of ladies and misses union suits and infants vests. The seller invites customers to visit to view the "hot" line and fulfill underwear needs.
A long, polemical treatise compares Cherokee nation status with U.S. statehood, arguing the Cherokee polity predated the United States and cannot be abolished by Congress. It traces treaties, federal policy shifts since 1873, and asserts self government as a sacred property right, contrasting with state admission as easily repealed.
In hardware, tinware, glassware, queensware, lamps and table and pocket cutlery I am fully stocked up with a broad selection for home repairs and daily use.
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