Purses in Black Strap and Clasp Stylesuit
Catalog listing notes purses in black strap and clasp styles with seals alligator walrus morocco and other fine leathers priced at Oc. 810.85 per item.
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
10
Catalog listing notes purses in black strap and clasp styles with seals alligator walrus morocco and other fine leathers priced at Oc. 810.85 per item.
A dialogic fragment features Bowser musing that trained devices could drop bombs on enemy ships and armies during wartime. Mrs Bowser remains skeptical while the old philosopher expert interviews a local drayman in a wartime themed exchange touching on genius and eccentricity.
In a quirky dialogue, Mr Bowser argues an ostrich could fly with winged help to become a weapon of war. He insists on a Bowser plant and a daring scheme to use trained ostriches with 300 pound dynamite shells to destroy fleets, while Mrs Bowser questions the feasibility and moral implications.
A tense confrontation ends with a man retreating up the stairs after muttering about lawyers and alimony. A druggist conversation hinted at a key clue, leaving the reader with unsettled stakes and unanswered questions.
United States Senator H C Hansbrough of North Dakota, long ill in Minneapolis, worsened and was moved to a hospital. Doctors say the ailment is a disease of the ear and there is fear he cannot recover. The brief dispatch notes the senator’s deteriorating condition and hospital transfer.
Triplets were born to Mr and Mrs Ambrose EK Calhoun of Columbus Georgia on December 12. The couple now has twenty five children. The father is eighty two years old.
Teddy Good mat once a noted middle distance indoor bicycle racer now runs a garage on Broadway was sentenced to fifteen days in the Raymond Street jail by the Brooklyn court of special sessions. He pleaded guilty to operating an automobile on the Coney Island Boulevard beyond the speed limit.
In Kansas City Missouri on December 12 Frank Rockefeller of Cleveland, brother of John D. Rockefeller, wounded a leading local merchant while quail hunting near the city. The incident is described as accidental. A separate report from New York notes physician Frank Russell Baker fell from a fourth story window at his home and died instantly.
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