Fashionable Washington Dudes and Dudines in Social Scene
A venting piece on Washington society critiques fashionable men and women who chase novelty through clothing and carriages. It notes the rise of wealthy outsiders seeking status, the obsession with appearance, and the impact on manners, finances, and public life.
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Washington
Mint
Hortine
Benguddis
Asa
Sonahnes
Wwe
Seley Ann
Thoselias
AHL Lys
Lowe
Salsieith Ore Shoe
Salsieith Ore Shoe West Wheal Phe vyetHhe, Sluice the Eajund Titees Ltd
Elon Peinidny
Depen
Davfisna
Ieee
Eby
Alotac
Ranniotte
Ducisen
Desideratimm
Baking Powders Debate Royal Versus Inferior Brands
The article argues that makers of second class baking powders push cheaper products to dealers who then sell to Royal consumers. It notes Royal costs the same despite higher quality. Cheaper powders use impure materials and poorer mixing, offering less strength and value.
Old Mose and the Pension Quest in Kent County
A rough tale recounts Blackburn seeking a government pension through an African American resident known as Old Mose in Woolford county Kent. Mose jokes about the officer job while hoping for pension assistance, revealing social dynamics and lifelong aims. An English bishop anecdote follows about a visitor seeking memorial regards for his mother, highlighting a streetwise view of family care and respect.
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Blackburn
Kentuay
Tor “Old Mose
Woolford
Kenand
Ion Greately
Moses
Grinming
Mose
Mars
Louly
Orice
Mase
Joe
Dark-Coated Horse Causes Stir In Town Meeting
In a Maine town a dark mare named Captain Sam, a highly regarded horse of Captain Samuel Urain, caused a scene after a local election. The horse allegedly balked during a trip to settle town business, breaking a rein and causing a brief chase but no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Uraun
Van
Maine
Sam
Quail Favor at Mr Landin House Shelter
Local resident Peter Landin habitually fed a flock of quail near his home. During a late storm he sheltered the birds under a box and brought them inside for warmth. One quail stayed indoors several days, becoming a favored pet. He warns others not to molest the birds and reflects on people acting hastily.
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Laren Tihaca
Ublue
York
Pettit
Heban
Htacauediin
Weble Crone
Yelier
Ateealiey
Lenin
Gaul
Tessie
Lumburitt
Araneta
Rome
Ila Midatiles
East Lbie
Tad Torey
Aryanal
Etromgh
Peter Landin
Mr. Landin
Hia
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Dealers and Jobbers Inc
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Daniel Pratt
Southern Standard
Kentucky
Shreveport
Leon M. Carter
Crarer In
Texas and
Spring Streets
Teyse
N. K. Dreyfus & CO
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Tontani
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City of Toledo
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A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
Catarre
Waltmale & CO
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Say
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Carson
Scotland
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Fo Bates
Alba Catareh
J.C. Simpson
Halls
CUR
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Toledo
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