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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1897
Page
7
The quotations are reviewed and corrected weekly and reflect first hand prices for round lots.
A detailed 1897 market sheet from Shreveport showing Cotton prices such as Low Middling and Middling and a long row of provisions and commodities with quoted prices. Includes flour, sugar, coffee, molasses, beef and pork products, crackers, rice, teas, beans, vegetables, dry hides, wool, and twine. Contains figures for bagging, twine, corn, oats, hay, and cotton seed meal.
A dense catalog of farm and blacksmith items with prices per dozen or per pound. Entries include Linive Axes at $600 a310, belting, castings, hinges, oats, iron wheels, Kelly plows, seasonable tools, wheels, and wagons with scattered unit prices and 2 3 4 line notes for wagon types.
A preacher described a celestial city with twelve gates, each labeled for different churches. He depicted a crowd entering through gates for Congregational, Presbyterian, Baptist, and Methodist groups, among others, but noted Catholics are excluded. The scene ends with all sects admitted except Catholics.
A San Francisco Argonaut retells Colonel Burr of Virginia famed as a mighty fox hunter. He cherished his pack of hounds and weather driven hunts. An Army friend from Texas witnessed the clash between legendary music of the chase and a guest who could not hear the barking.
Mrs Zereida G Wallace eighty year old stepmother of General Lew Wallace addressed the Woman's Christian Temperance union in Indianapolis praising suffrage not as a mark of wisdom but as a voice for women to speak for all. She urges focusing on prohibition and suffrage and avoiding mixed philanthropic causes.
Color combinations dominate this winter fashion, from demidress toilets to ceremony gowns and street costumes. An imported tall gown trimmed with brown fur and lace features blue green pale petunia and yellow. Another gown blends green and gold brocade shaded with pale rose, with sleeve puffs and a medici collar.
The readable text describes a garland in mauve tones with chiffon fabric and a fringe of jewel beads. Mentions tiny blossoms and an elaborate arrangement, though many words are garbled. The fragment hints at fashion or decorative detail from a historical source.
Miss Koma Millar is described as a major force in the musical world serving as manager of the Chicago Orchestra with Theo More Thomas and a full corps of musicians under her guidance. Her role is highlighted as pivotal to the orchestra’s standing in the influential business community.
Garden notes advise spraying foliage with water to refresh fruit plants and deter pests. Turning pots and tidying ties prevents stagnation, promotes air quality, and boosts plant vigor. Rotate plants regularly to avoid uneven growth.
A Missoury classroom scene ends with Walter fetching a switch for punishment. Dick elicits a crowd by asking for a switch and Dick is punished first. The larger device flies from the line and strikes Walter on the nose leaving a small cut as Dick laughs at the mishap.
Senator Bromley introduces a resolution asking Congress to call a constitutional convention and urges other states to join. The preamble states changes are needed to adapt the Constitution to present conditions and guard the nation against imminent dangers, improper judicial overreach, and the rise of powerful, unforeseen corporate influence.
Gooseberry catchup described as a first class relish for cold meats. Includes recipe details: ten pounds of fruit, four pounds of sugar, a pint of vinegar, two cloves and two cinnamon sticks. Boil four hours, bottle and seal.
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