Troy Weekly Advertiser Notice of Subscriptions and Rates
The Troy Weekly issues every Saturday in Arie Streets and the Bow area. Subscriptions are offered with regular rates. readers who fail to receive their paper should report to the office. Advertisements and announcements are welcomed with details on where to mail and how to pay.
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Jarvis
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Doulas
Wo. Douglas
Puck
Masa
Echoes of Year’s Horns Spark Curious News Jabs
A collage of quirky observations on manners, crime, and society. A Connecticut woman redistributes equality talk, a Baltimore judge on waiter spats, and a Missouri goatherd seeks rose attar amid Monroe lore. Moving pictures of Ito and the Russian minister’s meeting foretell sensational trials.
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Ito
Washington Potomac Park expo dream and national progress
Washington's pull to host a world fair grows as planners seek ex-President Roosevelt and major business groups backing the Potomac Park project. The piece notes the park’s central city location between the White House and the Potomac, its level grounds ideal for a show ground, and contrasts with far travels to Philadelphia Chicago or St Louis expos. It also covers congressional debates on tariffs and regulation, and a humorous aside about reading and eating habits for readers.
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Washuttzten
D. C
Manship Waterway
Eli Bruiar
Washington
The
Eos
Worshinion
Servita Pare
United States
Thoohi Shaw
Chierro
Abieriea
Phutpe Fabie Wderna
Leidon
Pheibeditehie Chiesa
Baois
Capael
Washingyor
Prabtineare
Adexandria
Rockville
Divitisviek
Takoma
Chevy Chass
Philadelphia
Cnesco
St. Louis
Cty
Potomac Park
Ety
Pram Afb
Coonpry
Possil
Roosevelt
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Joot Fas
Euernija
Serene sisters seek votes and fashion in quiet defiance
A poem portrays two sisters challenging social norms through restraint and independent aims. One sister pursues personal gain like a new coat while both resist public agitation over costs and duties. The verse frames gender, power, and modern restraint with delicate imagery.
Gold Medal Nail Driving Contest Proposed at Horse Show
A Skiddenpolis official proposes an unusual prize for a local horse show to attract women, suggesting a gold medal for the woman who can drive a nail without hammering her thumb. The Call is read by Troy residents, with notices from Mr. Business Man and an agent offering English or German delivery.
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Skiddenpolis
Ind
Troy
Arnica Salve Ad Claims Cures for Sores and Burns
Advertisement message touts Buc Vueklen's Arnica Salve as greatest healer for sores ulcers bolts burns cuts wounds bruises and piles. Claims it cured the writer after listed suffering and notes a price of 25 cents at Kingston's.
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Cezema L
W. Harriman
Burlington
Buc Vueklen
SS. Kingston's
Cleveland reform on theater disturbance debated
The Pittsburg Dispatch notes a Cleveland move to curb disorderly conduct by latecomers during the first act, seen as a reaction to old frontier ideas. The item mentions how a backwoods city might push theaters and operas away from using boxes for unnecessary chatter.
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