Florida Tour by a Texas Traveler and Confederate Shenandoah Talk
An extended Florida travelogue describes Clear Water, Leesburg, Plant City, and coastal scenes with quail hunts and orange trees. The piece recalls a boxing match between Corbett and Mitchell and recounts a detailed naval memoir of the Shenandoah cruise, including officers, captures, repairs, and the voyage ending in Liverpool.
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Atlanta Constitution
Anow
Rome
Daniel Webster
Schreider
New York
General Grant
Mr. Burchard
Cleveland
Burchard
Elaina
Sam
Plant City
Dade City
Leesburg
Gulf Coast
Griffin
Harrie
Orlando
Switzerland
Harria
Florida
Front
Tam
Anspaugh
Cartersville
Hawaian Islands
Corbett
Mitchell
Jackson
Goliath
Sampaon
Shenandoah
Wren
Club Rouge
North Charles Atreet
John J. Musop
Arctic
James R. Wheeler
Cardinal Gibbons
J. J. Whelan
Edmund Didier
Jamis Cunningham
D. J. Stafford
Rivlaed Guinn
Pacific
Waddell
Alabama
England
Melbourne
Craser
Mix
Mason
Virginia Infantry
Manassa
Navy
Ada
James River
Europe
Madeira Islands
Tent. Waddell
William Whittéle
Madeira
James L. Waddell
North Carolina
United States Navy
Wm. C. Whittle, Jr
Virginia
Commodore Whittle
John Grimball
South Carolina
Sydney Smith Lee
John T. Mason
Hoatswain
Sashwaker
Cntire
Pacife Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Aliva
Searsport
Boston
Tio
Godfrey
Susan
Lizzie M. Stacey
South Atlantic
Hark Edward
New Bedford
Trigton du Cubaa
Good Hope
Australia
Delphine
Bangor
Cansul
New Zealand
North Pacific
Ascension Island
Behring Straits
California
Confederacy
Atlantic
Cape Horn
Liverpool
Kentucky
Johnny
Bray Qnan
Jie
Great Niagara hydraulic tunnel test marks power milestone
Jan. 26 report from Niagra Pars details the first practical test of the Niagara hydraulic tunnel project. The 120,000 horsepower system powers the world’s largest paper mill under a $8 per horsepower year lease, with 5,000 horsepower turbines and 6,000 horsepower generators ready for June 1 opening. Officials from the paper mills, R. D. Wood Co., and Prof Gegelin witnessed a smooth test before a limited crowd.
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Niagna Pars
Niagara
Ita
Paper Mills
R. D. Wood Company
Philadelphia
Gegelin
Hutch
Bucklens Arnica Salve Advertisement Claim
Bucklens Arnica salve touted as best for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores chaps and all skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Sold by Hill Bros with a price of 25 cents per box.
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Hill Bros
Hall's Catarrh Cure Hying Claims and Teeth Ad
A 19th century-style advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for any failure to cure, asserts constitutional action via internal intake, and urges testaments. also notes a dubious ad for horse dentures claiming high costs and limited business prospects.
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Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oddities and facts mix in curious 19th century clippings
A miscellaneous collection of short items covers bizarre statements from medical quacks to dental myths, small world wonders, race, technology and travel. It includes misquoted laws, household tips, travel notes, and peculiar anecdotes about vaccines, iron, bonnets, and global life.
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Sullivan
Beacksmith Bellows
United States
Leo
OPES
Todd & Evans
Avideren
Fred, Leo
P.S
DR. Leo
Ben
South Main Street
Broyles
Taylor & Crayton
Bayne
Aise
Lizzie Williamss
Mel Bent Lie Lasualle
Amzi Dodd
Newark, N. J
Massachusetts Standard
Proofa
Webb & Mattison
Anderson
S. C
Maxwell & Son
Chiquola Place
Fast
Palace Grocery
J. Asaustinge CO
Bill
America
Christopher Columbus
Bjorn
Hergolf
Iceland
Greenland
Ireland
Lief
Gon
Brie the Red
Helleland
Markland
Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ferdinand
Isabella
Spaniah
Palos
Biorn
Jasper
George W. Childs
Hin
Almaeit
The
Public Ledger
Twenty-second
Walnut Streets
Gulag
Abe
Grance W. Cups
Nisgra
Bucklens Arnica
Salvation Oil
Wm. C. Bald
Mosher St
Balto
Threk
Krupp Gun-Works
Luge
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
New York City
Japan
Grafton Ross
King's Daughters
Park Ity
Temple Church
Fleet Street
London
Knights Templar
France