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The establishment offers complete commercial printing services including cards letterheads blanks posters and more. With a new type and presses they promise handsome work at low prices and fast turnaround.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1878
Page
13
The establishment offers complete commercial printing services including cards letterheads blanks posters and more. With a new type and presses they promise handsome work at low prices and fast turnaround.
A tattered memorandum book found on a humble West steps reveals a long, drawn out legal odyssey from 1870 to 1875. The entries chronicle repeated continuances, surveyors, and fees as a man endures a contentious fence dispute, culminating with a tombstone inscription hinting he died from the burdens of litigation.
The Louisville Commercial recounts the goose bone forecast from a last spring’s goose. It divides the breast bone into three parts for winter, predicting cold weather in early December and mid January, with warmer days to come but a harsh end to winter and early spring. It urges coal and preparations as Winter nears. It also notes Egyptian ladies favor draped, modest street attire in Cairo.
At a Bury Lancashire inquest the coroner condemned Old Charley’s Lodge for being unfenced and a public hazard. He cited many prior deaths, noting about fifty corpses were removed from the site, and called the lodge a public scandal amid a crowded neighborhood.
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for fever and ague and malarial disorders caused by miasmatic air and water. It claims the tonic improves circulation and liver function, replaces quinine, and offers a free cure receipt to youths facing nervous weakness and early decay, via Rev Joseph T. Inman in New York.
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