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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1898
Page
4
A cryptic New York World note claims the freezing would have sealed the decision as easier. It mentions farming in Dlindas as satisfactory, reflecting a personal remark on remote life and choice.
A man touring apartments comments the building is nice but cannot take the place due to rules. The janitor asks what is the matter and the man explains the elevator is not run all night, forcing five or six flights of stairs for midnight checks.
A dialogue from the New York World features Miss Miami Brown and Mr. Erastus Pinkley debating Spain and internal strife. Pinkley predicts a positive stance toward Spain while urging unity against an external threat, Turkey Level, to secure peace at home.
In New York Truth the distressed Mr Flannery explains he learned the policy too late. He admits no insurance was carried and half-answers a reporter about coverage, saying the policy was in the saidboard drawer and burned with the house.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote features Mr. Asbury Peppers arguing that a shifty glance signals a dishonest character. He adds that a man who constantly looks around is never square, reflecting a witty, perceptive take from a boarder.
In a playful excerpt from the New York Journal, dialogue features Rastus-Pete teased about primping for the cake walk and a rasher of moralizing talk. Mr Dasherly Dane laments bachelorhood, while Mrs Crawford boasts of cooking gains and Bridget agrees she will be extroikin yez for five dollars extra monthly.
Dorcas recalls packing the barrel of china when moving, sparking a line about bric-a-brac and a quip from the New York Journal.
The Chicago Times-Herald echoes a hopeful rural mood from the west and south plains, praising ripe peaches and melons ready to sweeten mouths as spring advances. A rustic, lyric celebration of abundance and seasonal harvests.
The Progress comments on local fear about the Abbott case and its impact on peace in Caddo parish and Shreveport. It criticizes sensationalism, defends journalists’ restraint, and praises officials aiding Mr. Abbott while urging fair treatment for working women seeking independence.
A fragment advertising mineral waters as a resort named Hynson's Springs located about six miles from Marshall Texas. Appeals to seekers of restored health with contact for details via C. J. Randall of Shreveport or Marshall and a note to discuss real estate with W. C. Agurs.
Brick store house No 207 Texas Street now occupied by Woodfin Furniture Company. Possession given February 16. Apply to F R Hicks or C D Hicks.
A listing of Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Catholic and Jewish congregations with pastors, service times, Sunday schools, Epworth Leagues, and prayer meetings across Jordan Street, Texas Street, Edwards Street, Farm Street, and Fanin Street. Includes rector, pastors, and superintendent names.
Restaurant and hotel on the European Plan offering oysters fresh and in any style. Choice meals at all hours. Unsurpassed restaurant with no saloon connection. Popular for ladies and gentlemen. Modern hotel with best appointments. Comfortable travelers. Moderate terms. Frank Serwich, Proprietor.
The Texas and Pacific Railway announces round trip excursion tickets from Shreveport to Hynson Springs and Rosborough Springs via Marshall. The destinations are described as ideal for a short rating and a few days' stay.
Hynson's Springs, the noted health resort, opens for the season. Mr and Mrs Cha's J Randall of Shreveport are in possession, promising an unusual attraction. For terms and address, Mr Randall, here, or to Mars Hall, Texas.
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