Points for Americans. Paris tips on transport and dining
Special correspondence from Paris recounts tips for first time visitors on riding Omnibuses with station numbers and transfers, etiquette in cars, tipping cab drivers, choosing Duval bouillons, and shopping in Paris stores while warning against overpaying at tourist shops.
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Paris
United States
Duatoa Cabraan
France
New York
Duvals
Cierk
Theodore Sta
Dakota Winters in a North Dakota Grain Field
IVisiting Dakota in September last year I describe Tran Traill county near Portland on the Goose road. A flat endless plain with white frame houses and lone farms breaks the horizon. In a small town I meet the local editor who doubles as printer and proprietor. Winter comes and snows are rare in this region.
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New York
Dakota
Portland
Portland-on-the- Goose
Traill County
Burglary law amendment in old state house debate
A Detroit Free Press excerpt reports on a committee of agriculture and a judiciary panel. The agriculture group jokes about turnips and onions while the judiciary proposes a new burglary section altering presumptions about missing money in a household. The Rev Penstock opposes the report as a slur to women.
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Secretary of State of
Illinois
Dis
Toole Arge
United States
Committee On Judiciary
Penstock
Brother Gardner
Detroit Free Press
Nebraska
Detroit
Norristown Herald
Bassville
Will
de &m the
Browne
Quotable Lines From City Street Wit And Gossip
A collage of humorous quips and brief anecdotes from newspapers across the era. Notes on wealth, marriage, politics, and everyday life appear as samples from public conversation. The items include anecdotes about Broadway wealth, Mrs. Gladstone, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, and a mix of light one liners.
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Duval
M. Duval
Rue Montesquieu
Palais Royal
Pit- Hess
Witt Husparn Kernan
iSpecs
the Lime Hiln Club
Smith Clayton
Broadway
Smith
Atlanta Constitution
Charleston
Gladstone
Germantown
Saxony
Angola
Goments
Warren
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