Mary Jane Travels in Paris and Pike Family Portraits
Special correspondence from Paris notes Mary Jane's vivid travel sketches of Paris's beauty and vice, contrasting Louvre and Luxembourg art, fashion, and street life with humorous anecdotes about gloves, shops, and language mishaps. A Arkansas note profiles Gen Albert Pike, Mason and poet, detailing his birth, life, birds, translations, and family. Also a brief press viewpoint on American sporting prowess and yacht building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Naples
London
Babylon
Dickey
Europe
Vatican
Gants
Poe
Gant
Louvre
Lusembourg
Luxembourg
Martin Luther
Catacombs
Rome
Florence
Milan
Venice
Vienna
Berlin
Leipsic
Frankfort
Amsterdam
Brussels
Bootblack
Hardihood
Washington
Landover
Munich
Broadway
Heidelberg
Chicago
Parc
Mary Jang
Lirrie Roce
Ark
Albert Pike
Masons
Boston
Mass
Pine Tin
Pike
Scottish Rite Temple
TE and
Third Streets
Washington, D.C
Albert Pie
Lillian
Lut Yamailton
Van
Tal
H Bezn
Gea
Fen
Pika
Gen
The Invalid's Mistake in Climate and Disease
The article quotes Dr. William F. Hutchinson noting that climate statistics and weather data offer little aid when a sick person travels far from home. He argues nostalgia and homesickness can harm recovery more than the climate or distant medical readings can help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hutchinson, M. D
New York Letter on Beecher Collection and Actors Monument
A New York letter surveys Henry Ward Beecher’s art treasures and the American Museum of Art sale, noting Beecher’s lack of connoisseurship and a mass of bric a brac. It highlights the Actors Monument dedications, the Ring of Freedom, and critiques of Mrs Potter and RL Stevenson.
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Beecher
THE
American Museum
New Yor
Henry Ward Beecher
American Museum of Art
Cole
Mr. Beecher
Souvceirs
Custa
Dubius
Eastman Johnson
Plymouth
Rose Terry
Neilson
Evergreens
Actors’ Land
Maine
Edwin Booth
James Frown Potter
Mr. Stevenson
Far
RL. Stevenson
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Ansfield
New York
Leo
Charles Linney
Swanson and Rowley Firm Dissolution Notice
Notice is hereby given that the partnership subsisting between A Swanson and J H Rowley of Yoringsville under A F Swanson & Co was dissolved on November 7 1887 by mutual consent. Debts owing to the firm are to be received by A I Swanson and all demands presented for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Swanson
Yoringsville
A. F Swanson & Co
Maller
A. I. Swanson
Swan
We Will Not Be Under Sold at Warren Store Event
The Warren store proclaims the largest stock and deep discounts for a two week sale from November 7 to 21 1887. Prices cut on prints flannel cottons table linens gossamers and children's undergarments with quantities limited per customer and notable savings on yardage and goods at far below usual values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dsach
Eagh
Bargain Clothing and Fabrics Sale Highlights
A local ad promotes low prices on dress goods and accessories including 38 inch Tricot Flannel at 25¢, 36 inch heavy Serge at 35¢, 54 inch Dress Flannel at 45¢, and gents’ Colton socks at 5¢. Also offered: Turkey Red Table Damask 31¢, Ladies and Children cloaks from 1.08, Plush 24 inch at 1.49, Tufted Velvets 49¢, Silk Velvets 79¢, Striped Velvets 59¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolmans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Janes
Messrs. Cassell
Thera
Thei Shill
London Times
Wiki Wawn
Actors’ Fund
Robert Louis Stevenson
Reneral
Ty Lshanchnd
de. W. Starrison
Newshank
China
Sigat
Biarrison
Morrison
Robert Hart
Londor
Lorri Proprietor
Sandborn
Eph
Kurmerts Es Ieanmeaares
Mrs Jones
Br. Bull
Alice
James W. Parkinson
J. W. Warner
163 and Son
Morek Drug Store
W. W. Freemar
Hoffman Block
Rvy BO and
Richard RB
Warred, PA
Ea Eess
Wenby Wise Garnett
2D National Bank
Washington, Il
Crescent Art CO
David Shear
Water St
Warren, Pa
Roctatia
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Warren County
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