Testimonials on Stomach Disease and Appetite Cure
Nantu Drensis of Barnstable Mass reports stomach disease relief after Indian Blood Syrup claims. Jane Stafford of Berkshire Co Mass praises loss of appetite and bowel regulation. John McK notes rheumatism improvement after Ivian KLoop Syrup. Dr Clark Johnson endorses the medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnstable Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Mas. Pultver House
Berkshire Co
Clark Jonsson
Jane Stafford
Pirrsreep
John McK
Indian Blood Syrup Testimonials From Massachusetts Doctors
A collection of testimonial letters from doctors and patients in Essex and Franklin counties Massachusetts praising Indian Blood Syrup. Dr Clark Johnson and Dr Crank Johnson attest to cures and general health improvements. Letters from H B Rowley Betsy Falls S P Tolman and James D Barnes dated February 10 1879 endorse its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suravenn Fas
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Jonson
Tolman
Betsy Falls
Crank Jennnson
HH. E. Tolman
Blood and Liver Purifier Advertisement Letter
Lew Sacem of Cooleyville Franklin County Massachusetts writes regarding Ixpian Liver Syrup. Dr Clark Jonxson endorses the medicine for blood purification liver invigoration and stomach tone. The letter promotes Purifier Whitteker and claims the syrup sustains health for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Sacem
Cooleyville
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Jonxson
Puroctor Whitteker
Metal BLoop Syrup praised by Franklin County resident
In WENDRILL, COOLEYVILLE Mass on February 11 1879 Mrs CHARLES A FELROY testifies to the excellent qualities of Metal BLoop Syrup. She notes the pamphlet from the agent, the many cures claimed, and that the medicine proved to be among the best she has used for her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott, Cooleyville
Franklin Co
Mass
Clark Jonnson
L. Haskins
James D. Barnes
Wendrill, Cooleyville
Clark Johnson
Charles A. Felroy
The Family Regulator cures rheumatism and erysipelas
Dr Crank Johnson praises Is DIAN BLoop Syrup as a long used, highly valued family regulator. Springfield resident Haskins endorses it as essential. Dr Clark Johnson confirms its effectiveness for rheumatism and erysipelas, with Carpenter of Orleans Street recommending its use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hampden Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Carpenter
Orleans Street
Letter Critics Harmony of Synop Use in Hampden Co
A reader from Hampden County Massachusetts writes to praise Dr Clark Johnson’s Synop device but hesitates to broadly recommend it. James Soselyn of Orleans Street endorses the tool with caveats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sper Inchetn
Hampden Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
James Soselyn
Orleans Street
Local Patent Cure Claims From Dr Clark Jouxson
A letter from Mars Harrie et Preston of Hampshire County Massachusetts praises Dr Clark Jouxson for using an unnamed excel remedy to treat typosia and dyspepsia, claiming complete cure and urging wider use. The missive appears in a regional paper, with no verifiable medical endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapsey
Hampshire Co
Mass
Clark Jouxson
Mars
Harrie
Preston
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia Trial Claim
Message from Joel Preston in Hapley Hampshire Co Massachusetts endorses Dr Crank Johnson and a treatment described as Four Splax Bhoop Synrr claiming great benefit for liver complaint and dyspepsia and urges others with similar ailments to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hapley
Hampshire Co
Mass
Crank Johnson
Joel Preston
Dr Clark Johnson Names in Middlesex County Notice
Bituerica Middlesex County Massachusetts lists parties who claim benefit from a product aprAx BLoon By Re. Named individuals include Maynard Rousenthall Luyn Mars H Oscoon Spaulding Coupry Smith Cole Marston Kimball Filoyn Stone and others. The document notes substantial percentages and asserts widespread use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bituerica
Middlesex Co
Mass
Clark Johnson
Maynard
Rousenthall
Male Luyn
Mars
H. Oscoon
E. Spaulding
M. M. Coupry
George Smith
Samuel Cole
Joan Marston
Mas
Geo
Kimball
Iel FiLoyn
Jonas Stone
HagRis
Wholesale Agents in Boston Firms Listed
Boston firms listed include WEEKS & POTTER at 360 Washington Street GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO and QILMAN BROTHERS both at 307 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Weeks & Potter
Washington St
GEO. C. Goodwin & CO
Qilman Brothers
Free Club Offer For Five Subscribers And Five Dollars
A historical newspaper plea offers a free one year subscription to any reader who forms a club of five subscribers, each paying five dollars. The deal promises an extra free copy for the sender and waives postage, with individual subscriptions at one dollar per year and agents invited.
Puzzle Department Adds Youth Feature to Page
A new department for young readers will be continued weekly in another column. It promises to be an attractive feature with its editor, a prominent national puzzler, contributing his best efforts.
Free Subscription Offer for Club Members
A notice promotes a free one year copy to the organizer of a five member club, with each member paying one dollar per year. It urges renewal at once to avoid the rush in the new year.
Remittance and subscription notice for The Weekly Globe
The Weekly Globe offers a one year subscription across the United States and Canada for 100 dollars with postage paid. Subscriptions and notices must use postal orders or drafts on New York or Boston, stamps accepted in 1 2 or 3 cent denominations. Send letters to The Weekly Globe Boston with full sender details and provide former and present addresses for changes of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
United States
Canadas
New York
Boston
Mass
English Rowing Victories and Political Notes
An array of items: English girls win a rowing duel against navy youths. a Western delegate Alexander Campbell, Wheeling Intelligencer editor, may gain White House favor. Methodist education concerns surface through Gath’s father remarks. Thames regatta results crown Laycock the Australian amid Trickett, Smith, and Hanlan analyses. Boston’s Hosmer contends for future impact. Brooklyn’s John Shannon declines jury duty citing Reformed Presbyterian beliefs about church state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Laycock
Trickett
Wallace Ross
Hanlan
Smith
Hosmer
Boston
Dem alderman candidate praised for service and integrity
The piece highlights Major Cyrus S. Haldeman of Ward 18 as a leading Democratic alderman candidate. It recalls his wartime roles with the volunteer service, as assistant adjutant-general, and later as judge-advocate. Also notes his work with the Pennsylvania Railroad in New England and British provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus 8S. Haldeman
Ward
Philadelphia Daily Record
Thomas A. Scott
Hancock Corps
Scott
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New England States
Boycotts and Land War Echo Across Ireland
The piece profiles Captain Boycott in Mayo and the Irish Land League struggle. It notes boycotting of landlords, mass withdrawal of services to Boycott, and military intervention with 1000 Irish troops. It highlights Parnell and Gladstone’s roles, the cost of the campaign, and the broader push for land reform amid Tory and Liberal divides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Robinson
General Court
State of
Massachusetts
Boutwell
Hosea Biglow
Biglow
St John Bull
Legation
James Russell Lowell
Ireland
Lord Erne
County
Mayo
Land League
Captain Boycott
Dublin
Curragh
Parnell
Britain
John Bull
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Lough Mask
Little Island
Impartial Justice and Trish Tenant Demands
The speaker warns that if Mr Gladstone fails to address the Trish tenant farmers fairly they may resort to force. He appeals to a global class of sympathetic readers whose influence could pressure John Bull during the justice struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gladstone
Trish
John Bull
Mother Shipton Prophecy Mocked by Boston Editorials
A long critique argues that Mother Shipton’s famous prophecy is a hoax from a nineteenth century writer after steam and rail inventions. It notes how editors in 1488 and 1641 would have scoffed, and mocks belief that 1881 would end the world, urging readers to carry on with ordinary duties instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Shipton
Kouland
Rome
Jerusalem
G. and i
Springfield Republican
Boston Journal
Shipton
Stebbins
Boston
General Hancock
United States
America
New York
New England
Detroit Free Press
Garfield Might Withdraw Credentials In Senate Plot
The piece contemplates Garfield declining to claim his seat on March fourth, triggering a temporary filling by Governor Foster and a subsequent election by the Ohio legislature. It speculates on a possible Democratic shift and notes the idea is not the paper’s own invention, offered for amusement only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Conkling
Ohio
John Sherman
Garfield
Thurman
General Garfield
United States
Senate
Foster
Wheat export prospects and national supply affect gold needs
The article analyzes how gold imports for currency stability depend on wheat and provisions exports. It estimates 455,649,000 bushels of U S wheat this year, with 190,724,000 bushels available for export and a 64,750,000 bushel surplus to foreign buyers. It notes expected regional deficits abroad totaling 227,500,000 bushels, yielding a possible world demand of 162,750,000 bushels for U S exports at favorable prices. Regional production totals are given for New England, the West, the South, the middle states, Colorado, and the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bradstreet
New York Journal of Trade and Finance
Brad Street
Great Britain
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Spain
Portugal
Switzerland
Italy
West and East Indies
Central
South America
New England
Western States
South
Middle States
Colorado
Territories
Pacific Coast
Washington Territory
That Pension Schreme and Grant’s Friends
The piece critiques William E. Chandler for using a proposed national Grant pension fund to attack Grant’s supporters. It notes failed fundraising, inflation of promises, and lists officials who opposed the retirement bill. It also reports Captain George F. Nye pleading not guilty to Nar ragansett disaster charges and facing bond conditions in Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Chandler
General Grant
Grant
The
Tribune
Congress
Sargent
California
James Shields
Republic
Mr. Sargent
Messrs. Oglesby
Illinois
Howe
Wisconsin
Conkling
New York
Edmunds
Vermont
Teller
Colorado
Lamar
Voorhees
Cockrell
Morgan
MacDonald
Butler
William
New York Times
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Man Pleads Not Guilty in Virginia Collision Case
Attorney Nye faces manslaughter charges after a collision with the Narragansett. three divers, Edwin Horton, Isaac Boyce and others, are linked to deaths. The Richmond Whig lauds Senator-elect Mahone as a true American leader, while Judge Davis’s role in the senate and politics is examined with criticism of his volatility and ties to party power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shannon
Germany
Bismarck
Hart
Narragansett
Edwin J. Horton
Attleboro
Isaac Boyce
Stonington
Nye
Captain Nye
Hartford
Richmond Whig
Mahone
General Mahone
Conte
Davis
Senate
Ftea
Jack Falstaff
Garfield
Maryland
Bloomington
Table Cossip Paragraphs and Punchline Fragments
A mosaic of jokes notes and snippets from late 19th century papers. It mixes quips about Garfield Weed and newspapers longevity with light satire on fashion age and travel. The column references various events characters and places including Louisville Topsham New Haven Register and Norristown Herald with a thread of humorous observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodh
Garfield
Ohio
Thurlow Weed
P. I
M. Loilet
Sea of Galilee
Louisville
Washington Baseball Nine
Indiana
John Billings
Topsham
Chelsea
United States
Detroit Free Press
Grimmer
New York Herald
New York Graphic
Virginia
New Haven Register
Land and Water
London
Royal Exchange
Emily von Schomberg
Philadelphia
Europe
Emily
Fountain of Youth
Norristown Herald
Waterloo Observer
Yawcob Strauss
Marlboro Times
Chaffee
Detroit Frog Press
Burdett-Coutts
Guild of Haberdashers
Elizabeth
Mose
Jim Webster
Old Mose
Jake
Austin
Galvyeston News
Ireland
Earl of Erne
Mayo
Sligo
Donegal
Fermanagh
Boycott
Earl
Geere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Johnson
West 3d ST
N.Y
Shelburne Fai
Crank Jonnson
H. B. Rowley
Scianwnanu H. Haskins
Boston Weekly Globe
Parliament
England
Navy
West Virginia
Chicago
Alexander Campbell
Wheeling Intelligencer
White House
Gath
John Shannon
Brooklyn
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Circuit Court
God
Jesus Christ
Angus Cameron
Matt Carpenter
Cameron
Philetus Sawyer
Postmaster Keyes
Madison
Republican
Sawyer
Keyes
Hobson
George F. Nye
Captain Young
District Court
Board of Supervising Inspectors
Long Island Sound
Board of Supervising
Bates
Lydia & Pavkham
Lynn, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkbam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Western Ave
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkhamws
R. F. Clark
South Hero
Nelson Fairchild
St. Albans
Co. &. Mogabon
Berkshire
Wells, Richardson & CO
Propristors
Burlington, Vt
Prop
Fmwéwy
Druggis
Tonic
D.R.V
D.B.Y.G
Peror
G. Mfg. Co
Prop’s
Yracuse
N. Y
New York Depot
Crittenton
Pulten Street
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