Ambulent barber and patent remedies feature in old Paris scene
An 19th century vignette describes an ambulant barber in Paris serving dockworkers and river workers on the Seine quays. It touts White's Vermifuge for worms and a herb remedy called Herbine for bilious, sickly feelings with quick improvement after the first doses. Prices are noted as 25¢ per bottle and sold by J. L. Wikle.
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J. L. Wike
J. L. Wikle
Trunk Delay Sparks Family Tensions in Chicago News
Mrs Nabelack derides son in law as Henry Pussett frets over business and ailing baby Henry Jr. The missing trunk looms, with the expressman’s delay heightening friction as Passett and wife wait for departure and a hoped trip.
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Sheridan Tales and Poultry Advice
Gen Sheridan recalls his laugh about an Irishman on a mule during a line ride. The Irishman jokes about getting off as the mule kicks. The note adds a caution against wooden drinking fountains for poultry as wood fosters germs.
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Phil” Sheridan
Beborra
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