Grand Summer Sale Ad for Pianos and Ottoler Goods
An old newspaper ad promotes a grand summer sale in Greenville listing August and September terms. It markets pianos with cash price 820 and flexible payments, mentioning December balances and a customer-focused buy now pay later approach. The fragmentary copy references Degans and Davonter, with unclear street details and sales pitch tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.- Ostoler
Guy
Degans
Devamber
Faeyonls Reita Orcad Shayeie
Davonter
Greenville
A.ysegsie
Thaghrs Column on education and politics in the South
A Washington dispatch comments on teachers and school openings, praising modern methods and stressed training for female teachers. It then shifts to a sprawling discussion on education, politics, cotton, and the Farmers Alliance, urging fair dealing with Black tenants, cautions about bagging trusts, and critiques leaders while calling for a state normal school and universal schooling to uplift farmers and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Hieron
Mex
Murray
Lenora Alubbard
Boya
Wirle
Sauron
Misa Hubbard
Audi
Echéc Ayatem
Atlanta Constitutions
Beavon
Vai
Pena
New York
Albany
Amar
Calumbus
Letham
Moidure
Printers
Searly
Rowland
Anid I
Aaid
Ailisnes
Sid
Gwina
Ewine
Macon
Montgomery
Hoo
Tharilond
Rome
Alabama Great Southers
East Tennessee
Charleston
Railroad Commission
Ux Bay
Spur
Georgia
Trockon Ba
Berry Houck
Fix
Blood Circulation Described Like an Evolving Rail Network
A Victorian style explanation compares blood vessels to a railway system, detailing how arteries deliver blood from the heart, through capillaries for nourishment, and back via veins to the heart and lungs for reoxygenation. It notes kidneys filtering waste, and follows the cycle from heart to lungs to left heart again in a continuous loop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fife
Binad
Taelf
The Best Boy in the Philadelphia Hardware Firm
Mr Alden of a Market Street hardware firm tells of Freak Jones a thirteen year old apprentice who became indispensable. Jones’s memory courtesy and diligence earned him a partnership offer and ten thousand dollars from his own savings plus family help. His example is tied to Bible verses praising faithfulness in small duties. A ten year old listener quips about kings, prompting Mr Alden to note America’s many powerful “kings” in money and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correspondanta
Ecribbiere
Joe
Hharnnesse
Acon
Spartanburg Spartan
Liverpool
County Alliance
Welkin Ring
Bose
Pinner
Epokler
Farrwen
Harper's Weekly
George William Curtis
Curtis
Curtiz
North Carolina
Alden
Market Street
Philadelphia
Fim
Seling
Syold
Freak Jones
23A
Tama
Mar
Frank Jones
Mr. Alden
Gare
Mary Wager Fisher
Odd Scraps of News From 19th Century Clippings
A collage of brief notes reports and anecdotes from an old paper recounts steamships feather consumption maps and marriages in Oakland a goose with a gold chain find a river of diverse oddities. It notes Lincoln van Buren and Barnison heights, Seminole chiefs method to pick a leader, and crowds at Rev. Sam Jones meetings in Trenton Tennessee with vast crowds and dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jones
Trenton
Tennessee
Jones
Kentucky
Arkansas
Mississippi
Evan Texas
Nuell
S Jay
Tranton
Coches
Cairo
Corinth
Miss
General Lee's Greatest Mistake in Fredericksburg analysis
A critical reflection on General Robert E. Lee's decision after Fredericksburg. The author argues Lee missed a chance to destroy Burnside's army, suggesting the Confederacy could have altered the Civil War's course if Fredericksburg had ended decisively. It cites published despatches and contemporary opinions, weighing lost opportunities and strategic lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Lee
Fredericksburg
Lea
Frederickaburg
Burnside
Frederickeburg
Confederacy
Lord Wolseley Iz
Calisaya Tonlexome Remedy Promoted for General Debility
A testimonial from a grateful customer praises Dr Westmoreland's Calisaya Tonlexome for curing a daughter's constant headaches and general debility after using only the medicine. The note accompanies a broader item announcing a September battlefield barbecue at Chicamauga with Governor Gordon and General Rosecrans set to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Westmoreland
Ibougats
Chicamauga
Gordon
General Rosecrans
Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Digestive Help
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to cleanse the system, dispel colds headaches and fevers, awaken kidneys, and improve sluggish blood. It claims to permanently cure habitual constipation without irritation or weakening the kidneys or stomach.
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Titoe
Pecaia
Simpson
RED & Co's
Neture
Pringe
Anderson
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Norty Nis
Patrick
Jorneeaneron
A.y
A. G. Strickland
Ines
Ae Oman Co
Thaghers
Ander
Breamale
Balton
Helton
Kemp
Breazealeat
Wehads
Allgood
Emig
Tanehate
Suo'to-Eun
Jobo
S. Presley
Rod Aye
Washington
Harrison
Biasine
Windom
Chandis
New Hampshire
Quey
Pennsylvania
Mahone
Virginia
Platt
Tews
Bry
Augusta Chronicle
Eprrots Cagontone
Warmers Alliance
Farmera Alliance
Alliance
Atlanta
Augusta
Onte
England
British Empire
Aunior
Walsh
Todio
Austria
South
India
Australia
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Suleida
Madnoss
South Carolina
James Baughman
Lexington County
Barghman
Melissa Daniels
Emaanel Daniels
Hampton’s
Mill Pond
William Shaw
Pittsburg
Bis
Sumter County
Philadelphia Record
Weather Service
Deckle
Quitman
Oakland
California
San Lucas
Cal
George Green
Alabama
Waterville
W. T
Georgia Penitentiary
Annapolis
N.S
Bear
Melbourne
Liamsr
Darlington County
Abraham Lincoln
Ainehes
Martin van Buren
Benjamin Barrison
Grand Army of the Republic
West
Cleveland
Ouhoble
Ill
America
St. Augua’ Ting
Santa Fe
Florida
Signor McCosh
Tilinola
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