Troy Laundry Company Incorporation Papers in Arizona
Articles of incorporation for the Troy Laundry Company dated August 29 1902 list corporators Moses Drachman Harry A Drachman and Selim J Michelson. Site Tucson Arizona with power to establish branches and issue stock and notes while limiting indebtedness to two thirds of capital.
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The
Troy Laundry Company
Territory of
Arizona
Mawes Drachman
Harry A Drachman
Selim J. Michelson
Iself
Moses Drachman
Harry A. Drachman
Tucson
Pima
Territory
Board of Directors
Territory of Arizona
Wiley BE. Tussing
Pina
Harts A. Drachman
Wiley E. Tussing
County of
Maricopa
J. J. Sweeney
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Promoted for Health
An old ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills to prevent biliousness and liver disorders. It claims the pills do not gripe, move the bowels gently and provide gland strength. Available at Bell's Pharmacy.
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DeWitt
Bell's
Carriage Stops and Jewelry Ad Listings
Valencia changes his carriage stand to the corner of Congress and Stone avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon and can be reached by phone 661. Wedding and birthstone rings offered by E G Capo, Jeweler, on West Congress Street.
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Valencia
Congress Street
Congress and
Stone Avenue
Alex Rossi
Capo’s
Inns of China Innkeepers and Food Offer a Cheap Stay
A New York Mail and Express piece describes Chinese inns with dirtier service and mud walls, but notes their extreme cheapness. Rooms are twelve feet square with beds across the wall, light via paper windows, and meals limited to rice and tea. The only redeeming factor is the low cost, with bills itemized on a Tong list.
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New York Mail and Express
Pickpocket Scam Backfires as Watch Is Stolen
A Fordham car crowd joked about pickpockets until a man bragged of a self patented vest chain guard. At Wendover avenue the patentee announced his watch missing after a thief clipped and pulled the chain, exposing the ruse in a New York News item.
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Fordham
Wendover Avenue
New York News
Two Necklaces Sent to Mrs Weyler by Don Palanca
Don Carlos Palanca, a wealthy Chinese Filipino, sent General Weyler’s wife Mrs Weyler two necklaces valued at $20,000 each after the governor general arrived in Manila. She thanked him but kept both pieces, unable to choose.
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General Weyler
Spain
Manila
Don Carlos Palanca
Mrs. Weyler
How to Become an Author Promises Failures for Ambitious Woman
A Brooklyn Eagle quip recounts a young woman chasing a guaranteed author path after paying for a dubious offer. She writes, and the reply says she is already an author since she has written something. Publication is treated as a minor detail the advertiser ignores.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Managing the Baby Theories on Infant Positioning
In a dialogue between a nurse and a young matron, guidance on infant care discusses which side a baby should sleep after feeding. The nurse cites the right side for reducing heart pressure, while the matron considers the liver and then contemplates the left side before awaiting further reference.
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Jane
Yessum
Some men never acquire enemies because they have no money to lend
Quote from Chicago News noting that lacking funds keeps some men from making enemies since they cannot lend money to friends.
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Chicago News
In Some New Zealand Towns Women Outnumber Men Voters
In several New Zealand towns the female electorate exceeds the male, reflecting shifting voting patterns and gender participation in local elections.
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New Zealand
The Wonderful Starfish and Its Complex Form
The article describes the astrophyton or sea basket as a remarkable marine specimen with a central hub, five main arms, and extensive branching tentacles. It emphasizes its geometric body plan resembling a wheel and its predatory net-like arms that capture and feed on prey.
Wanted Another Wife in Persia Testifies to Aged Man
A traveler describes a Persian scene where an elderly man in a black cloak and green turban asks for three months pay to secure a wife. He spins a tale of a fourteen year old damsel with a large dowry while defending his own impoverished, crippled wife with no money or children.
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Persia
Hunthi
Ile
Elisbeard
Education and the Irish Worker on the Pole Line
An Irish worker new to America contemplates how to dispose of dirt around a newly erected pole. A passing African American man offers advice, joking that digging a hole and shoveling dirt into it would be best. The Irishman concedes that education has done much for the Negro.
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America
Philadelphia Times
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