Brestou Pmenxex Advertisements and Rates
Publication details for a Bristol newspaper issue listing pricing for advertisements. It notes weekly Saturday morning issues at 80 Bradford Street, with rates: one square for three insertions at one dollar, twenty cents per additional insertion, twelve lines in Minion type equal one square, annual rates and payment terms, and limits on yearly advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Street
Bristol
W. W
Bayley
Peper
Warren's Bansaraniyca and Bitters Promoted for Seasickness and Debility
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Warren's Bansaraniyca Tomato and Phys ical Bitters claiming relief from seasickness vomiting and teething diarrhea in children. It markets Mrs KE Kidder’s Cholera Morbus and Dysentery Cordial as impostor substitutes. Also promotes Arsaprilla and Wild Cherry Bitters as standard medicines for scrofula liver gout and general debility with claims of quick, permanent system changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
E. Kidder
Warren
Bert
D. L. Bradlee
Washington
Dutaoren Death and Factory Fire Reported
A seven year old wife Juha Webber, agent of the New Eng Cordage Company, fell into a boiling rope-walk vat on Northampton street and was found later by workers. An inquest by Coroner Smith concluded a verdict consistent with the event. Separately, John R. Brayton’s Woollen Mill at Latimer’s Mills site in Chesterfield Montville burned at 4 am, destroying machinery and wool worth about 5000 dollars with 4000 dollars insured. Ebeneezer Warren, Revolutionary soldier, was robbed on the Pittsfield highway by John Whyte, who was bound over for trial at 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutaoren
Juha Webber
New Eng Cordage Company
Northampton Street
Corgner Smith
Boston Journal
Burxee
John R. Brayton
Latimer's Mills
Chesterfield
Montville
New London Chron
Ienway Romeny
Berkshire Culturist
Ebenezer Warren
Pittsfield
John Whyte
New England
Deacon
Santa Claus
Beaton Goodman
Rabbit
Deacon Goodman
Kate
Adam
Deacon Goodman Affected by Sarcasm and Charity
A satirical biographical sketch portrays Deacon Goodman famed for orthodoxy and liberal acts. His clashes over singing in meeting and his unexpected mercy to a drunken neighbor reveal a complex, stubborn yet benevolent character within a tight New England village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Deacon Goodman
Amusements and the Vice Increase in Lowell
A late report from Nev. Horation Wood denounces a rise in vice in Lowell over the past year. He links dram shops, bowling alleys, and dances to tempt youth, urges wholesome public amusements and better social training to curb dissipation. The piece also notes a city editor nudging delinquent subscribers toward paying debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Horation Wood
Lowell
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Brestou Pmenxex
Mrs. Kidder
Nainy Thinanil
EF. Kidder
KE. Kidder
Court Street
Boston
Dealira
Cass
Biggs & Drury
Brandreth
Ly . Holmes
Burney
Houghton
Sin de Sante
Magazine of Health
Washington Street
Fenton
Laesta-Biad
Briggs & Drury
W. J
Davdleens
J. Taylor
Swanary
John C. Wood
Prowdence
Chur & Dodge
Thees
Tercely
Wilson
Goodman
Ruth
Clark
St. Pauls
Londun
St. Petece
Rome
Lardu
Martin Swallow
Episcopal Church
Madult
Yoacon Goodman
Sim Crow
Zip Coon
Thvers
Ole Bull
John Casco
Jose
John
Deacon ‘Goodman
Little Mary
Andantina
Dolce
Jite Mary
Tedesco
Madam Bishop
Universalis
Amedorf
Mre. Goodman
Universalist
Bragg
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