Pears Soap Ad Claims Pure Gentle Cleanse
An advertisement extols Pears soap as pure with no alkali and safe for the skin. It stresses cleansing without irritation and promotes its wide availability at drugstores and its use by many people.
09 Feb 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Brenham Daily Banner
Location
Brenham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1892
Page
1
An advertisement extols Pears soap as pure with no alkali and safe for the skin. It stresses cleansing without irritation and promotes its wide availability at drugstores and its use by many people.
The seventh annual reunion of Green's Brigade will be held at Corpus Christi on Monday February 22, 1842. Every member should attend. Transportation rates are set at four cents per mile for round trips via the railways listed, including San Antonio and Houston routes.
Fragmented state news details unrest and economic strain across counties with mentions of farmers, small-town councils, and infrastructure issues. The misshapen text references tremors, rail connections, and local legal actions, interspersed with scenes of street events and court outcomes.
The text asserts Cottolene is registered with the Patent Office and fully protected, warning all against infringement. It mentions simple directions for use and claims the product offers a kitchen alternative with cost efficiency, urging adherence to the advertised price and quality.
Disjointed notes describe figures from Genvening including finance, health symptoms, and public notices. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with mentions of individuals such as Pete Jena xt and a physician from Pails Naw. It references a 165,100.41 gutta figure and a public figure’s retirement, plus broad allusions to corn, cotton, and a Thames signal.
Fragmented OCR text lists rentals and farm goods for sale including land value per acre, pasture and crop notes, various ads for groceries, liquor, bakery, and local services. Mentioned are names and places loosely tied to a 19th or early 20th century paper, with scattered numerical figures and inventory items.
A terse Kans report mentions durum and cereal grains including oats rye and bran with Terres Suedata and food Barley cited in connection with supply notes. The fragmentary note hints at varietal mentions but few clear details or dates.
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