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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
10
The advice discusses subacid and acid fruits, dried and fresh options, and how to prepare them. It warns against overusing subacid fruits for rheumatic folks, notes oranges and shaddocks affect digestion, and recommends combining fruit with cereals or bread. It cites Mrs. S. T. Rorer on sugar content and digestion.
A discussion notes fright is brief in wild animals with examples of a partridge rabbit and fox recovering quickly after danger. The piece then explains sheep tooth development, stating at ages 1 to 4 the number and growth of lower jaw teeth, and that old sheep lose teeth leaving peg like remnants.
Real estate transfers listed include Amanda Lewardy to .C.S. and Railroad for part lot 9 block 38. Sam Benjamin to Mrs Lena Benjamin at sheriff's sale for lot 3 Staten Plantation. Lean Benjamin to J.T. Pickett at Suntezi Place 2320. Land Co. transfers to Lewis JuibrcksA W and others. Gaya on hill of Sea Pehae 700. Andrew Curriie 6th lot on Fairfield Avenue. West End lots transferred to various parties. A.A. Campbell & Co. West End $1000. Dillon to W.C. Perrin for interest in lot block 3 Shreveport. Rand to Laura Kimball lot 16 block S West Shreveport.
Public sale announced by Hon. mee ustien of the Peace in and ag aelo Parish Louisiana. Property to be sold includes a boat, a well held and kitchen furnt urs with cash at sale. Sale date referenced as part of proceedings. Exact details incomplete in readable text.
Local retailer lists cheap prices on fabric, thread, silk, lace, curtains, bedspreads, quilts, scrim, covers, ribbons, shoes, shirts, boys wear, and stationery. Emphasizes low knock-out prices and urge to visit 206 Texas Street for value on fabrics, linens, and single-line stationery deals.
A local shop, Revive Clothiers, is favored to reopen at the Edwards Corner and Texas area, with talk of new suits and apparel after a door-to-door encounter that sparked interest but raised questions about prices and value for customers.
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