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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1895
Page
7
The notice describes dress patterns labeled GB91 cut in six bust sizes 34 to 42 inches and notes fabric colors pale green, pink and cream. It highlights a graduated lace crowning the bodice and a square bodice front with a long line down the left side.
Albert Williams, an original member of the Republican Party who helped draft Michigan’s first state platform at Jackson under the oaks, remains active in law practice in Tonia Michigan. Born 1817 in Windham County Vermont, he helped shape party principles forty one years ago and continues serving in his chosen profession.
The historic museum of Hesse Cassel houses a wooden library of 546 folio and quarto volumes made from local tree specimens. Each book bears a red morocco shield with tree name and family, plus bark, moss, and rosin details. The boxes describe growth, wood density, and soil, and contain histories, seeds, buds, roots, and leaves. The maker Carl Schiedbot, not fully identified, was Cassel menagerie director in 1771 and later bailiff of Weisstenstein, Wilhelmshoehe’s precursor.
The obituary outlines Albert Williams a Michigan lawyer and public servant born in the early 1800s. It traces his rise from prosecuting attorney to attorney general, his wartime service under Governor Blair, and his lifelong political activity with the Republican party. It notes his endurance in old age and ongoing public interest despite retirement.
Francis E. K. Warren has been chosen to represent Wyoming in the United States Senate. The portrait shows the new senator, Lena Warren, described as a young man on the sunny side of 46, noted as a Republican with silver tendencies.
French country houses favor simple interiors with pine and fir woods and light reeds in the Vienna style. Parisians spend one or two months yearly in country and service places, unlike the English who move between city and country.
A health official in St Louis showcases an ambulance street car to speed ill or injured patients to hospitals. Built as a modified street car, it runs on trolley lines with required medical equipment and aims to connect hospitals not on lines via proposed terminals. The plan envisions patient pickup at scheduled stops and direct hospital delivery.
A collage of ads and snippets covers varied topics from health remedies to machinery. It mentions Syrup of Figs, California Fig Syrup Co, Ammunition production in Birmingham, Bicycle pricing and Chicago Scale Co, Evaporation of Palestine Sea, Coe's Cough Balsam, woolen leather production, Hanson’s Magic Corn Salve, Mas Wixs Low Teething Syrup, and stammering prevalence.
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