21 Jun 1890
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Newspaper
Winona Daily Republican
Location
Winona, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1890
Page
1
A compact ad listing Leonard Refrigerators Jewel Gas and Gasoline Ice Cream Freezers Garden City Lawn Mowers Wire Screens and Netting and Adjustable Window Screen offerings. Shop features home appliances and lawn items from local merchants.
A brief notice compares the Sereno medium priced cook stove with the Alpine boss cheap stove, showcasing value picks for home kitchens. The ad emphasizes affordability and practical performance for everyday cooking needs.
Granite and Royal Flint Ware and Superior and Easy Carpet Sweepers are described in a brief item likely advertising household products and tools. The note lists two brands or product lines, Granite and Royal Flint Ware, along with Superior and Easy Carpet Sweepers, indicating a catalog or merchandise reference.
The Daily Republican specifies subscription rates for mail and in city delivery. It notes weekly and biweekly options and payments in advance, with prices per year six months or three months, and directs readers to address communications to The Republican in Winona Minnesota.
No notice will be taken of anonymous communications. The name and address of the writer must be furnished as a guaranty of good faith. Correspondence on farming, manufacturing, railroading, shipping, immigration, and Minnesota resources is desired in brief form. Write only one side of the papers. The editor does not adopt sentiments. The author is responsible.
Washington on June 18 a capitol guide tours the building with a magic lantern lecture. He notes curious sights employs flattery and wagers to clue skeptical visitors, recounting interactions with congress officials and wary travelers. He recalls the friendliness of women travelers and the long, quirky exchanges that color these Capitol tours.
A garbled excerpt satirically notes how a 20 year old girl might blush and respond to questions about kissing. The speaker imagines her evading direct talk by preferring modest phrases like “I like to kiss mamma” or “I never was engaged,” reflecting social norms and confusion in flirtation.
A Richmond Virginia speaker, J. F. T. Anderson, on the Fifth Avenue hotel steps, claims a large share of New York’s bar and medical elites are southerners by birth. He asserts southern roots powerfully influence New York brains and business, urging northerners to invest in the South. He cites Virginia Maryland Tennessee Kentucky as sources of the best brains, praising cross‑regional alliance.
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