Free American Fanwen paper expands nationwide publication
The popular agricultural journal American Fanwen will be published from Springfield and Cleveland Ohio to broaden facilities for publication. The January issue is enlarged with added features and illustrations. The paper remains non political and offers free subscriptions to attract readers nationwide.
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Springfield
Cleveland
Ohio
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Mystery man Emerick deepens New York intrigue
Percy and Armida navigate a web of hospital visits, family secrets, and a looming Buenos Aires expedition. Mr Wilcox and Eugene Bregg pursue clues about Alphonse Emerick, while Percy plots a solo South American inquiry to uncover Emerick’s true identity and motives. Armida’s social circle and the Delaro household add tension as plans unfold.
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Percy
Cat
Armida
Mr. Eel
Serose
Wilcox
Mrs Delaro
Armids
Gramercy Park
Mrs. Delaro
Tank
Recta
Acre
Brooklyn
Peres
Shostae
Mr. Wilcox
Ai Emerick
Trinidad
Eugene
Emerick
Pat Street
Buenos Ayres
Euggene
Amevici Peters
New York
Perey
Peney
South America
Europe
Buenos Apnea
Coer Rey
Buenot Ayres
Aehlow
Armia
Tom Ball
Avaida
Bach
Howe
Nema
Prose Fragments and Ads in a 19th Century Scan
Fragmented reminiscences and garbled notices recount a late night conversation with Percy's near miss with Armida, a journey to South America, and tangential references to tonics and pills sold by Bosworth and others. The piece blends narrative bits with advertisements for De Witts Little Early Risers and various patent medicines, hinting at a restless era of medical quackery and social intrigue.
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Armids
Wilcox
Percy
Silcox
Armida
South America
Horace Porter
Woutford
L. M
Bosworth Bengeist
Ames
Self
Princeton College
Harrison
Hime
Campbell
de Witt
Cleveland
Popular Patent Medicine and Public Notices Highlighted
The article promotes Electric Bitters with broad claims and cites testimonials about curing liver and kidney ailments while warning of fever and malaria. It also reviews a pneumonia scare, discusses tariff effects, and notes civic debates on Catholic clergy's role and a publisher dedication, plus coverage of cooperative cooking clubs and domestic economy experiments.
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