Man's Fashion Rebellion Prompts Colorful Outfits in Civil Discourse
The column urges men to abandon dull attire and embrace vivid colors, citing royal examples and historical revolts. It argues clothing reshapes gender norms and predicts a future where men dress flamboyantly while women abandon somber drabs. A second brief item notes a battered hobbyhorse carried by an aging couple in St. Louis as a memorable memento from Indiana to Texas, highlighting family memory.
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Union Station
St. Louis
Texas
Indiana
Louis Globe-Democrat
Buying Clothes and Shipboard Etiquette Recalled
A Columbus Dispatch excerpt contrasts cautious buying of seasonal clothes with early purchases for value. It also recalls a five striper mule incident at sea where an old seaman jokes about commanding his craft from the quarter deck amidship, illustrating naval discipline and humor.
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Columbus Dispatch
Lincoln jests on sects as Fessenden vows and Stanton swears
President Lincoln jokes with Senator Fessenden about religion and swearing after noting Fessenden’s anger over an overlooked Maine appointment. He compares Fessenden to Seward and praises Stanton’s swearing, calling him a Presbyterian. The note closes with a statistic: four and a half per thousand people are deaf, blind or mentally afflicted.
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Seward
Stanton
What Vienna Boasts Of From Population To Prosperity
Vienna presents a thriving town profile with 8 000 residents a public school system three white and three colored churches a cotton oil mill fertilizer factory electric light plant saw mill planting mill three banks concrete factory four cotton warehouses a semi weekly newspaper multiple real estate firms and extensive commercial activity including hotels livery stables mills and an opera house.
Thick and Thin Glasses Explain Heat Crack Cause
The article explains that thick glasses crack more easily than thin ones when hot water is poured in. Glass is a slow conductor of heat, so uneven heating creates stress that leads to cracking.
Commercial Bank Incorporation Petition in Unadilla Georgia
Petition to Georgia Secretary of State Phillip Cook to form Commercial Bank in Unadilla Dooly County with capital stock $25 000 and 250 shares of $100 each to operate as a bank for thirty years with renewal rights. Includes signatories J W Saunders W J Mullis Chas Mullis Chas Clewis TH Gregory CC Graham DJ King J F Saunders and others with charter fee enclosures and oath of capital paid. Certified by Secretary of State J D Hargrove and Philip Cook July 1907.
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Georgia
Dooly County
Phillip Cook
Atlanta
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Purce
Commercial Bank
Unadilla
Dooly
Pro Corporation
J W Saunders
J Mullis
Cochran
Chas. Mullis
Chas. Clewis
S T H Gregory
CC Graham
D J King
JF Saunders
John Crompler
SJ Sheppard
BF Maning
J _W Saunders
W J Mullis
TH Gregory
Ees
United States
Merics
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