Glorious Perfidy and a Confederate Dilemma at Laura Fains
Laura Fain faces a moral test as Mark and Jakey flee a Union officer. Captain Cameron Fitz Hugh arrives as a fiancé of Laura, heir to Confederate loyalties, while Laura struggles with fear and secrecy. Mark calls her the loveliest woman for acting bravely amid danger.
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Catarrh Cure Promised as Universal Remedy
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Credited With Grips Cure
A Vermont reader describes severe grip attacks two winters apart leaving weakness and stomach pains. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla the symptoms fade, appetite returns, and pain disappears. Also mentions Hood's pills and other remedies like One Minute Cough Cure and De Witt's Little Early Risers as popular patent medicines of the era.
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Stout Man and Castoria Advert for Stout Man and Castoria
A collage of vintage ad lines notes stout men licking Columbian stamps and a popular Castoria remedy. It also mentions Mrs. N B Forrest’s death in Memphis and promotes Dallam's German Worm Lozenges, a 25 cent worm remedy sold by L M Bosworth. The Boston Journal cites two million dollars connected to Iron Hall sieve.
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Castoria and cures fill early state ads in city issue
A jumble of medicinal ads and notices shows James G. Longstreet opening an Atlanta office, Dullam's German remedies sold by L. M. Bosworth, and testimonials for Castoria and De Witt's products. Railroad schedules, Kipling notes, a Bobby Burns statue plan, and light humor intersperse with drug warnings and health claims.
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Debate over the unearned increment at Syracuse
A heated Syracuse debate pitted Hon. R. G. Harr against Henry George before 2000 attendees. Harr pressed George on copyright profits from Progress and Poverty, arguing the author earned $30,000 to 40,000 from unearned increment while landowners bear the tax burden. The crowd reacted with laughter and shouts.
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Tribune
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Life of James G. Blaine advertised for sale
Hon James G Blaine famed statesman praised as the greatest American of his era. T C Crawford prepared the Blaine biography endorsed by political and literary figures. Curtis Co Cincinnati offers the volume at two dollars with postage prepaid and an advertisement noted in a separate column.
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The One-Hoss Shay and Woman’s Rights Rhetoric
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