Shopping

SUBJECT OF

ARTICLES (18)
FACTS (4)
EVENTS (12)
JOKES (20)
CARTOONS (8)
FICTION (1)

26	September 1991 Readings/Article Shops with mortals SEE ALSO: Dallas; Costner, Kevin; Miscellanea; Motion picture actors and actresses; Shopping PDF IMAGES
42-43	June 1990 Readings/Article In the land of the dream catchers By Jan Holland SEE ALSO: Beverly Hills; Shopping PDF IMAGES
16	January 1988 Readings/Article The right to shop SEE ALSO: Hostages; Interviews; Iran; Liberty; Kennedy, Morehead; Shopping; United States Constitution Bicentennial, 1987-1991 PDF IMAGES
105-109	January 1965 Article The case of the extravagant traveler By Eleanor Spencer Stone Perényi SEE ALSO: Perényi, Eleanor Spencer Stone; Finance, Personal; Luxury; Shopping; Views on travel PDF IMAGES
25	July 1962 After hours/Article The soft buy SEE ALSO: Etiquette for women; Shopping PDF IMAGES
72-77	March 1954 Article Hotels, restaurants, shops, and travel in Western Europe—especially France By Edmond Taylor SEE ALSO: Europe, Western; Hotels; Motorcycles; Restaurants; Shopping PDF IMAGES
82-84	March 1954 Article Shopping and eating in Rome By Elaine W. Senigallia SEE ALSO: Restaurants; Rome; Rome (Italy); Shopping PDF IMAGES
93-94	December 1952 After hours/Article Blue suit By Frederick Lewis Allen SEE ALSO: Boys' clothing; Shopping PDF IMAGES
426-432	February 1917 Article The psychology of shopping By Simeon Strunsky SEE ALSO: Compulsive shopping; Department stores; Returning goods; Shopping; Women consumers PDF IMAGES
161	June 1902 Editor's drawer/Article Ashes of fame By Mary Ryan SEE ALSO: Authors' spouses; Cigarette smokers; Novelists, American; Shopping PDF IMAGES
325	January 1889 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Finance, Personal; Shopping PDF IMAGES
328	January 1889 Editor's drawer/Article Not very well By Philip Henry Welch SEE ALSO: Shopping PDF IMAGES
162	December 1888 Editor's drawer/Article The perennial complaint By John Kendrick Bangs SEE ALSO: Finance, Personal; Shopping PDF IMAGES
244-251	July 1869 Article Notes for travelers in Europe By Austin Abbott SEE ALSO: Guides; Hotels; Paris (France); Restaurants; Shopping; Switzerland; Travelers PDF IMAGES
396-397	February 1868 Editor's easy chair/Article Editor's easy chair By George William Curtis SEE ALSO: Gifts; Shopping PDF IMAGES
406	February 1867 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Iowa; Shopping PDF IMAGES
712	October 1862 Editor's drawer/Article Editor's drawer SEE ALSO: Shopping; Vocabulary PDF IMAGES
195-199	January 1853 Article Life in Paris. The people and their principles. Society and shopping SEE ALSO: Paris (France); Shopping PDF IMAGES

Feb 2001	Average number of brand-name items requested per shopping trip by a U.S. child between the ages of four and twelve: 14	Harper's Index Source: James U. McNeal, McNeal & Kids (College Station, Tex.)
Sep 1999	Amount that Florida governor Jeb Bush's wife spent on a 5-day shopping trip to Paris last June: $19,000	Harper's Index Source: Office of the Governor (Tallahassee, Fla.)
Jan 1999	Value of each 20,000-yen government-issued “shopping voucher” to be received this year by 35 million Japanese: $165	Harper's Index Source: Embassy of Japan
Dec 1998	Donation received last July by a Los Angeles soup kitchen in order to provide shopping carts for the homeless: $10,000	Harper's Index Source: Los Angeles Catholic Worker (Los Angeles)

November 23, 2005	Violent shopping incidents occurred in Hamilton Township, New Jersey; Elkton, Maryland; Grand Rapids, Michigan; Orlando, Florida; and Sunrise, Florida, where a 72-year-old woman was trampled.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source 1: WTOPNews.com Source 2: NBC10.com Source 3: The Miami Herald Source 4: Reuters Source 5: KYW.com
April 13, 2005	Hungary was planning to let prostitutes solicit in shopping malls.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Daily Times
March 30, 2004	It was reported that the U.S. government's main laboratory for mad-cow testing, which is located in an Iowa strip mall, is not secure enough to store dangerous pathogens.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Reuters
November 29, 2003	A Wal-Mart shopper in Orange City, Florida, was trampled and knocked unconscious during a stampede at a Wal-Mart Supercenter; the stampede occurred at the 6 a.m. opening of a big sale. The victim, who was first in line, was found clutching a DVD player.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Daytona Beach News-Journal, New York Times
November 27, 2003	Advanced Digital Solutions announced that it has developed a system to use subdermal implants to make credit-card payments using radio frequency identification, or RFID. Privacy advocates were not amused: "If we establish a robust credit-card network based on RFID chips implanted under the skin," said one, "we are also creating the infrastructure for potential government surveillance."	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New Scientist
October 14, 2003	A deer invaded a clothing store in Linden, New Jersey,	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
October 16, 2001	A new survey found that 52 percent of American women prefer shopping to sex; 93 percent of men prefer sex.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
September 4, 2001	Former president Bill Clinton went bikini shopping in Rio de Janeiro.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
May 29, 2001	A Chicago judge decided not to send a woman to jail for wire fraud because she claimed to be a shopping addict.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
May 22, 2001	The Israeli newspaper Yediot Aharonot observed that “only a revenge-seeking fool could believe that eliminations and missile fire, the demolition of neighborhoods, the killing of soldiers and civilians and the destruction of homes could restore personal calm and security.” A Palestinian suicide bomber killed ten Israelis and wounded 100 others at a shopping mall; Israel responded with F-16 air strikes.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
May 22, 2001	Police in Saudi Arabia gave seven teenage boys 15 lashes each for leering at women at shopping malls; the offenses included slipping girls phone numbers, whistling, talking to them, even winking.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
November 30, 2000	A crowd of 2,000 shoppers in search of Black Friday bargains gathered in front of a Long Island Wal-Mart at 5 a.m., shattered the store's sliding-glass double doors, and rushed into the store, killing 34-year-old Jdimytai Damour, a temporary worker hired for the holiday season, in the stampede. “It was crazy,” said a worker in the electronics department. “The deals weren't even that good.”	Weekly Review By Claire Gutierrez Source: New York Times

688	April 1922 Editor's drawer/Joke The thoughtful wife SEE ALSO: Cigars; Shopping PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 685	October 1920 Editor's drawer/Joke An obliging salesman SEE ALSO: Clerks (Retail trade); Helping behavior; Missing persons; Shopping PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 688	October 1920 Editor's drawer/Joke A large order SEE ALSO: Birdcages; Clerks (Retail trade); Prices; Rich people; Shopping PDF IMAGES
278	July 1920 Editor's drawer/Joke A morning's work SEE ALSO: Errors; Shopping; Theft; Umbrellas and parasols; Women travelers PDF IMAGES
771	October 1919 Editor's drawer/Joke The danger SEE ALSO: Rainstorms; Shopping PDF IMAGES
615	September 1919 Editor's drawer/Joke The needle of to-day SEE ALSO: Businessmen; Pins and needles; Shopping PDF IMAGES
598	September 1918 Editor's drawer/Joke Deferred payment SEE ALSO: Grandparent and child; Kissing; Merchants; Shopping PDF IMAGES
151	June 1918 Editor's drawer/Joke Helping him out SEE ALSO: Aeronautics; Clerks (Retail trade); Control; Flies; Newspaper vendors; Periodicals; Shopping PDF IMAGES
159	December 1917 Editor's drawer/Joke Useless SEE ALSO: Gifts; Shopping PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 798	October 1916 Editor's drawer/Joke A shopper SEE ALSO: Finance, Personal; Postage stamps; Shopping PDF IMAGES
480	August 1916 Editor's drawer/Joke Beyond politeness SEE ALSO: Clerks (Retail trade); Shopping; Teapots PDF IMAGES
158	December 1914 Editor's drawer/Joke Satan's way SEE ALSO: Devil; Shopping; Spouses of clergy; Temptation PDF IMAGES
160	December 1914 Editor's drawer/Joke Canned SEE ALSO: Canned foods; Department stores; Shopping PDF IMAGES
646	September 1914 Editor's drawer/Joke Forewarned SEE ALSO: Shoes; Shopping PDF IMAGES
972	November 1912 Editor's drawer/Joke A matter of spelling SEE ALSO: African American women; Homonyms; Shopping; Soap PDF IMAGES
808	October 1912 Editor's drawer/Joke Thrift SEE ALSO: Child consumers; Collars; Saving and thrift; Shopping PDF IMAGES
482	August 1912 Editor's drawer/Joke Didn't speak the language SEE ALSO: Clerks (Retail trade); Librettos; Music stores; Operas; Shopping PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 159	December 1911 Editor's drawer/Joke A gift SEE ALSO: Gifts; Shopping PDF IMAGES
PAGE MISSING 323	July 1911 Editor's drawer/Joke A false alarm SEE ALSO: Clothing; Clothing and dress measurements; Selling; Shopping PDF IMAGES
970	May 1908 Editor's drawer/Joke Willing to oblige SEE ALSO: Department stores; Mistaken identity; Shopping PDF IMAGES

678	October 1921 Editor's drawer/Cartoon A foolish extravagance SEE ALSO: Aged men; Beard; Neckties; Shopping PDF IMAGES
152	June 1917 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Cartoon SEE ALSO: Andirons; House furnishings; Shopping; Show windows PDF IMAGES
808	April 1912 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Just supposing SEE ALSO: Shopping PDF IMAGES
169	December 1908 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Puzzle—find the real floor-walker SEE ALSO: Father and child; Retail trade; Shopping PDF IMAGES
970	November 1908 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Birds of a feather SEE ALSO: Hats; Shopping PDF IMAGES
655	September 1904 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Inexperience SEE ALSO: Grocers; Shopping PDF IMAGES
331	January 1901 Editor's drawer/Cartoon Cartoon SEE ALSO: Shopping PDF IMAGES
159	December 1892 Editor's drawer/Cartoon A wise young woman SEE ALSO: Shopping PDF IMAGES