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From 1943 to 1945, Hazel Bowman served as an assistant procurement officer with the American Red Cross, in the China, Burma, India theater. She was stationed in  Dibrugarh, Assam, India. In India, Bowman also operated several social clubs India to entertain homesick American troops. After the war, Hazel worked as a laboratory technician, a freelance writer, editor, and indexer. She also worked as registrar, director of student personnel, and professor at various universities and colleges, including the University of Tampa, Townsend State, and the University of Maryland. After moving to Florida, she retired from The Vanguard School, Lake Wales. Hazel Bowman passed away in Mulberry, Florida on October 12, 2009. Instead of a burial, Hazel donated her body to the University of Florida Health Science Center.","Eunice Claire Sloat (nee Bowman) was born on January 12, 1921, in Brewster, FL, to Joseph M. and Annie T. Bowman and died on November 1, 2015. Eunice was Hazel Bowman's sister. 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The fashion section, which had no illustrations, resorted to lengthy, detailed descriptions. Even the advertisements, which occupy the first five columns of the front page, were remarkably verbose. An advertisement for foot muffs read: \"Any Lady or Gentleman who has once enjoyed the comfort of the FOOT MUFF during a long sleigh drive, will not again be willingly without them.\" Here, as elsewhere, an elaborate description of the product omitted the cost and the name and location of the store were\nunderstated.","The paper conveys a \"Renaissance attitude,\" especially in the article depicting Mark Twain's visit to New York City. In this article, literary convention and style were subordinated to the economic conditions under which the author wrote. 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Twain has \"no intention of accepting the usual conditions, which are that the author shall assume all the risk of loss and take only about 10 per cent of the receipts.\" Rather, by engaging himself in virtually every aspect of the book publishing process, Twain received nearly 50%. One of Twain's tactics was to publish in London one day before he published in the United States. By English Law in the nineteenth century, this allowed him to maintain possession of the copyright in England and thereby reap more profits overseas. As a result of his shrewd business sense, Twain was \"the only writer who controls his writings throughout the English-speaking world.\" The columnist expressed confidence that if Mark Twain could do it, so could the reader.","The paper's format allowed readers to remain aware of government developments and also inform them on how to participate in economic enterprises. \"Local\" and \"Common Council\" events are described in long, legalistic, official sentences. Among recent developments listed are \"the question of having Quebec made the eastern summer terminus and St. John and Halifax the winter terminus of the Canada Pacific Railway\" as well as a motion to \"erect poles on the streets on which to stretch electric light wires.\" Presumably, weather prevented easy rail access to Quebec in the winter, and electricity had just started to make its way into the town. Not much else was revealed about industry, beyond civic improvements such as the building of bridges and canals.","\nLocal columnists did not shy away from controversy. At a local government meeting, an alderman was accused of having \"exceeded his duty lately in giving the contract for pile driving at the east side ferry slip [...] without consulting the committee.\" The accuser said he knew of a lower bidder, and referred to someone, presumably the accused, as a \"silvery tongued orator from Wellington Ward.\" A letter to the editor also complained that electric lighting at a skating rink had been promised as an inducement to \"subscribers\" (investors) but had not yet been supplied, proving that broken promises by authorities are not a recent phenomenon.","\nThe paper was also preoccupied with shipping, trade, and travel. Principal modes of transportation included rail, horse and buggy or sleigh, and ships designed for the Great Lakes, Canals, and perhaps the ocean. Waterways were central to life at New Brunswick. Citizens knew the names of the ships that come to port. 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For example, the telegraph announces that a bill has been introduced to the United States House of Representatives that \"provides for the construction of a ship canal around the Niagara Falls, to connect the navigable waters of the Lakes Erie and Ontario.\"","Cold winter weather was another dominant theme. The trick to keeping warm and in style was for readers to purchase the latest fashions in coats, boots, furs, and foot muffs. Mark Twain was credited with donning a\nshabby fur overcoat to good effect. Several varieties of coal for use in self-feeders and cooking stoves appeared in advertisements, including Anthracite, Caledonia Soft, Reserve Mines, Old Mines Sydney, and White Ash\nFoundry. Coal also came in different sizes, including Stove, Nut, and Chestnut.","Collection contains 1 issue of St. John Globe newspaper volume 26, issue 14. Original edition is dated January 17, 1884 and published in New Brunswick, Canada. 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The fashion section, which had no illustrations, resorted to lengthy, detailed descriptions. Even the advertisements, which occupy the first five columns of the front page, were remarkably verbose. An advertisement for foot muffs read: \"Any Lady or Gentleman who has once enjoyed the comfort of the FOOT MUFF during a long sleigh drive, will not again be willingly without them.\" Here, as elsewhere, an elaborate description of the product omitted the cost and the name and location of the store were\nunderstated.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eThe paper conveys a \"Renaissance attitude,\" especially in the article depicting Mark Twain's visit to New York City. In this article, literary convention and style were subordinated to the economic conditions under which the author wrote. 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Twain has \"no intention of accepting the usual conditions, which are that the author shall assume all the risk of loss and take only about 10 per cent of the receipts.\" Rather, by engaging himself in virtually every aspect of the book publishing process, Twain received nearly 50%. One of Twain's tactics was to publish in London one day before he published in the United States. By English Law in the nineteenth century, this allowed him to maintain possession of the copyright in England and thereby reap more profits overseas. As a result of his shrewd business sense, Twain was \"the only writer who controls his writings throughout the English-speaking world.\" The columnist expressed confidence that if Mark Twain could do it, so could the reader.\u003c/p\u003e\n","\u003cp\u003eThe paper's format allowed readers to remain aware of government developments and also inform them on how to participate in economic enterprises. \"Local\" and \"Common Council\" events are described in long, legalistic, official sentences. Among recent developments listed are \"the question of having Quebec made the eastern summer terminus and St. John and Halifax the winter terminus of the Canada Pacific Railway\" as well as a motion to \"erect poles on the streets on which to stretch electric light wires.\" Presumably, weather prevented easy rail access to Quebec in the winter, and electricity had just started to make its way into the town. 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Twain's success derived from being a businessman first and a writer second: \"Mark Twain's use of his pen is professional […] but his making of books is quite mercantile.\" Confidence was the key. Twain has \"no intention of accepting the usual conditions, which are that the author shall assume all the risk of loss and take only about 10 per cent of the receipts.\" Rather, by engaging himself in virtually every aspect of the book publishing process, Twain received nearly 50%. One of Twain's tactics was to publish in London one day before he published in the United States. By English Law in the nineteenth century, this allowed him to maintain possession of the copyright in England and thereby reap more profits overseas. As a result of his shrewd business sense, Twain was \"the only writer who controls his writings throughout the English-speaking world.\" The columnist expressed confidence that if Mark Twain could do it, so could the reader.","The paper's format allowed readers to remain aware of government developments and also inform them on how to participate in economic enterprises. \"Local\" and \"Common Council\" events are described in long, legalistic, official sentences. Among recent developments listed are \"the question of having Quebec made the eastern summer terminus and St. John and Halifax the winter terminus of the Canada Pacific Railway\" as well as a motion to \"erect poles on the streets on which to stretch electric light wires.\" Presumably, weather prevented easy rail access to Quebec in the winter, and electricity had just started to make its way into the town. 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