Clerical Scheduling Notices for Mondays and Tuesdays
The notice lists various entities such as Clinch Becuna Wayne Pierce Ware Coffee Charlton Camden and Camden schedules. It specifies the timing of Mondays in March October April November and related Tuesdays following specific Mondays. It mentions beginning on the first Monday and continuing for two wrecks or as long as the business requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinch
S Wayne
Pierce
Ware
Charlton
Camden
Global Changes and Industrial Growth Highlight 19th Century Progress
A reflective summary cites Lake Champlain shoaling from deforestation impacting ports. It notes railroad expansion beyond the Mississippi, growth to 9.29 billion acres, and about 180 foreign iron steamships with investments near 100 million dollars. It references U S mill leadership, banking stability since 1839, organ gifts as promotion, and Harvard Law School praise for American legal study.
Hen Farming Folly Ends In Henhouse Fiasco
A couple under Bowser attempt to raise hens for eggs, but mismanage the project. The husband insists on endless experiments and odd methods, resulting in no steady egg production and mounting expenses. After a lengthy, comic trial with lamplight, shotgun attempts, and misplaced instructions, the venture collapses with no eggs and a costly lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Mr. Bowser
Bowser
Mother Hubbard
Mr. Bowsers
Fashion Notes and Social Bits from The Era
A stream of fashion briefs covers drapery fabrics from poplin to velvet, plums of fur, and tulle hats. Mentions include Mary Hooper in Washington, Empress Ta of Germany, and Queen Victoria. Casual notes discuss hair and lace trends, hats with birds, and Prussian railway women guards. An odd barber anecdote concludes with a $5 charge for postmortem grooming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Mra
Cleveland
Horsewoman's Club of
Washington
Univerity of
Zurich
Switzersamy
Mary Hooper
Philadelphia
A’ Ta
Germany
Queen Victoria
Marie Stuart
Simple home remedies and old wives tips from a 19th century column
The column offers basic advice for skin care with chapped hands and mild guidance on washing, then suggests a headache prevention method by sleep rather than medicine. It shifts to a simple home cure for croup using alum and sugar, praises Brita's Sage Tea for hair, notes iron in the brew, and ends with a claim about San Francisco reducing debt and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Barefooted Brigade Spurs Debate on Shoes for Horses
The article debates shoe versus bare hoof horses, praising Antevolo Governor Branford’s trotting colt for racing barefoot. Antevolo has trotted without shoes for years, with heats of 2:16 to 2:18 and a 1:01 half mile, highlighting the barefoot method as a strong, cost-conscious option in horse racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branford
Antevolo
Harry Wilkes
New York Sten
Improbable Tales and Odd Local News Bits
A collection of brief witticisms and anecdotes from urban life. A tramp asks for water in a tomato can, a girl refuses gifts with a mother’s warning, a bartender remarks on weather and drinkers, a girl fears reciting in church yet flirts in choir, and opossum meat trends in New York. Also a note on mismatched missionary and population figures and a quip about meeting a draft.
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Puorsreton
J. M. Preeman
Zorrom
Waycros
Geonata
Neat Beeen
Official Organ of
Chariton
Wau. Paxegn
J. M. Freeway
Brunswick Circuit
Lake
Champlain
Louisiana
United States
Europe
Avollab Journal
France
England
Trenholm
A*perlor
John Bull
Harvard
Department of Life and Learning
Harvard Law School Association
Pdd Sentient
Quitien
Bowsee
Erin
Tebould Pet Care
Rho
San Francisco
Puck
Berge
Vove Street
Drake’'s
New York
Epicures
India
General Merchandise
C. C. Varnedoe
Valdosta, Georgia
George
To Als
H. Crawley
Waycross, Georgia
Brock
Nakan Apocalty
Hia Pe
W. M. Wilsor
Ghonrgts A
Waycross
Billiard
the Clothing Palace
Georgia
Ad Boeres
B. H. Levy & Bro
Congress Street
Savannah, Ga
Physicians and Surgeons
P. P.P
Nprsily
A. R. Bennett
Tad Alwayy
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