Harper's Magazine 1885 volume notice and pricing
Harper's Magazine announces its thirty fifth year with new serials and illustrated pieces for 1885 including Woolson Howells and Abbey bindings. Subscription rates cover United States and Canada with post paid cloth binding options and guidance on starting with current or January numbers. Remittance via money order or draft. newspapers require permission to copy.
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Harper & Brothers advertise Harper's Weekly volumes
An ornate notice from Harper & Brothers New York offers the last five annual volumes of Harper's Weekly bound in neat cloth, with mail or express shipping, cloth cases for binding, and payment details including post office money orders. It specifies pricing of 700 dollars per volume and freight limits, with subscription terms for starting with the next number after order receipt.
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Harper's Bazar Subscription Offer and Volumes Listing
An 1885 advertisement from Harper & Brothers details Harper's Bazar subscription terms for one year with 52 numbers, options for postal free delivery in the United States or Canada, and pricing for bound volumes and cloth cases. It outlines payment by money order and how to order, with notes on postage and freight.
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Earnest Worker clash over church fund raising and education
A reader replies to Earnest Worker defending missions and reforming church collections. The writer supports self funded education, urges private gifts for local girls at Barnesville schools, and questions public collections. The piece critiques denominational pressure while defending individual charity and integrity.
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Sure Cure for Piles Promoted in Ad
An advertisement proclaims Dr Bosanko’s Beneey as a permanent cure for piles and related skin conditions. It notes intense nocturnal itching as a symptom and claims relief after application. The remedy is priced at 50 cents and manufactured in Piqua by the Medical Medicine Co. and W Hightower.
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