Darkey tobacco raiser on four-acre farm tops market prices
A Louisa County Virginia tobacco grower explains his success by careful land management and self produced manure. He claims four fertile acres outperform larger plots and consistently fetches top prices from buyers, while underscoring his pride in sun cured terbacker and lack of regret over prices.
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Louisa County
Terbarker
Southern Tobacconist
World Crown Values Raise Esteemed Imperial Worth
The article notes the King of Portugal’s crown as one of the costliest, valued at 8.5 million dollars. Queen Victoria’s crown is placed at 1.86 million, while the Sultan of Johore in full regalia wears diamonds totaling 12 million dollars.
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Portugal
Victora
Johore
The Ballad of Bill the Fighter at the Air Line Junction
At the Air Line junction a frantic father hails a Southern Express crowd to warn them his son Bill, a fierce fighter, is coming to fight. The scene ends with Bill knocked down by a stinging jab and carried off toward home by his relieved father.
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Air Line
Southern Express
Chicago Daily News
Bill
Dr Kings New Discovery For Consumption
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery a universal cure for coughs colds and consumption with guaranteed results. It promotes pairing with Dr Kings New Life Pills to regulate digestion and claims free trials at W A Wrights Drug Store.
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Dr. King
W. A. Wright
Flies and Fads in Everyday Life
The writer muses on seasonal flies, vanity in speech, the odd use of late for the dead, discomfort with ingratitude, and the humor in how modest failures draw attention, noting how daily life already brings troubles without ongoing tales.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, a famous small patent medicine, are described as a popular remedy in historic advertisements. The column notes that the pills were marketed for quick relief of common ailments and used widely by shoppers and families.
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DeWitt
Multum in Parvo and Varied 19th Century Notes
A compilation of brief items from The Savannah News and others touching temperance progress in Macon, figures on Cuban boundary politics, a warning about appendicitis, inquiries into belligerency and beer tax, royal gifts to Victoria, a major raid on stills near Windsor, Sinai revelation, Schlatter’s death, Tillman on the sugar trust, global agriculture and the Dingley bill, Burke county cyclone, Confederate Veterans rotation, tariff talk, and a health advertorial praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for blood and digestion.
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Macon
Savannah News
Cleveland
New York
Congress
Czar
Czarina
Queen Victoria
U.S
Ammons
Winder
Mt. Sinai
Schlatter
Sierra Madre
Tillman
Sugar Trust
Dingley
Kansas City Times
Burke County
Stephen D. Lee
Confederate Veterans Association
Three Womens Souls and the Gate of Happiness
Three women approach the gate of death seeking happiness. The first laments marriage for social position and envy of wealth. The second laments marriage for money and loss of social standing. The third, who loved fully despite pain, mourns losing love yet earns entry, while happiness remains elusive beyond the gate.
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Kingdom of Death
Earth
New York
Dr Cady's Condition Powders For Horses
An old horse medicine product description advertises Dr Cady's Condition Powders as tonic blood purifier and vermifuge not food but medicine. The text notes the powder helps a horse in prime condition and lists price per package in cents.
Tutt's Liver Pills Fly Wheel of Life
Advertises Tutt's Pills as a total cure for liver ills and related ailments. Claims quick relief from sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice and bilious troubles. Includes testimonial from J Fairleigh of Platte Cannon Colorado.
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Tutt
Dr. Tutt
J. Fairleigh
Platte Cannon
Col. Tutt
Pope Villa Site Home at Twickenham Confirmed
Mr Labouchere takes satisfaction in proving the Twickenham house once linked to Pope really stood on a confirmed site. A recently found stone bears the inscription that until 1809 Alexander Pope’s house stood there and that the grotto forming the basement still remains, dated 1848.
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Labouchere
Twickenham
Pope
Alexander Pope
Poor Wrapper Reference Sparks Family Banter in Detroit
A light quip in the Detroit News jokes about Mrs Elderly and her son, noting the son’s lack of wrapping skill. The playful exchange centers on a mother and her child, reflecting local humor and social banter of the era.
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Detroit News
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