Carlisle Herald Ad Rates and Publication Terms
The Carlisle Herald outlines weekly publication terms with pricing for subscriptions at 1.30 in advance, 1.765 annual, or 2 after a year. Ads cost 1.09 per square twelve lines for three insertions, with 25 cents for each additional insertion. Obituaries and marriages up to five lines are free. The printing office promotes its facilities and prompt service.
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Chavisse Henain
Cumberland County
Cumbeland ‘County
Sohe
Carlisle Herald
Baltimore Lock Hospital advertised cures for private diseases
An 19th century advertisement touts the Baltimore Lock Hospital as a refuge from quackery. It claims unique, rapid cures for organic weakness and sexual health issues, promises no mercury or nauseous drugs, and cites Dr. Johnston's qualifications and diplomas as proof of trust. It warns against unlicensed practitioners and urges immediate treatment to restore vigor and marriage prospects.
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A. Cabicari
Tno
OFICE
South
Frederich Street
Baltimore Street
Johnston
Royal College of Surgeons
London
United States
Prester
Paris
Philadelphia
Dr. J
Dr. Johnston
Great Hospitala
Europe
Sun
Ry Sikin
Joan “M. Jolneton
Baltimore Lock Hospital
Baltimore
New Spring Goods at Local Store Advertised
A 1602 notice announces a large assortment of spring goods offered to old friends and customers. It promises handsome and cheap items with more details to appear in next week's paper.
Boots and Shoes Advertisement in 1862 Listing
Fragmentary ad notes a diverse boot and shoe assortment aiming for best quality and handsome style. Mentions brands or names like Ansyon Ndrens Galters and Shoby Lor with a date of 7 April 1862.
Selected Rockey The Young Child And The Flowers
Poem by Gould Chronicles a child named Rockey who tends flowers beside a fountain. He fills a tiny cup, offers water to the blooms, and imagines God blessing the plants. The piece reflects innocence, faith, and a spiritual lesson about nurturing creation.
Newport’s Awakening and Perry Victory in War Time Romance
In Newport Rhode Island a faded seaport rises again as fashion and courage revive its fortunes. Captain Perry’s Lake Erie triumph and a clipped love triangle with Martha Hayes, Charles Bright, and Lieutenant Percy anchor a tale of wartime romance and national pride in a rebirth of the city’s social glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Rhode Island
United States
New York
Venice
New World
South America
Indian Seas
Abraham Touro
Tennygon
Martha Hayes
Mr. Bright
Miss Hayes
Martha
Charles
Lake Erie
Perry
Martha Haya
Mr Bright
Admiral Percy
Misa Hayes
Percy
L'Hs
Phillis
Missis
Providence
Windward
Sas
Oliver Harvard Perry
Lake Irie
Mercury
Shy
Frym
Rosa
Martha’s
Lieut
Cockburn
Chesapeake
Blackguard Cockburn
Hiie
Mr. Percy
Hayes
Adela Harcourt
Adela
St. James
Northumberland
Ile
Contrarius
Lahall
Charles Bright
Charley
Avery
Napoleon
Petty
Bright
Commodore Perry
Martha Hayes Bright
Captain Grenville
Adela Perey
Meta Snow Wins Over Old Bachelor With Frugal Flair
A village tale shows Meta Snow, an extravagance-suspect beauty, outwitting her cousin Joe’s wager by proving thrift beats aristocratic expense. Meta’s clever use of self-made clothes, home repairs, and budget recipes wins him as a husband over the cousin Mary Wright and Jennie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Hannah
Meta Snow
Mary Wright
Joseph Harris
Meta
Jonnie
Margaret
Levi
Snow
Jenhia Harris
Seine Manher
Jennie
Andy
Mary
Philadelphia
Anid Meta
Jeanie
Father
Chia
Ottt
Godoy
Onte
Joa
Mara
Jennié
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Syrens
Ulysses
de Jowanston
Rockey
DY Nisa H. ¥. Gould
The
Springfield Republican
Trinity Church
Falstaff
West Indies
Capt. Perry
Miss F
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