Market Notes From Caswell Labyrinth
A fragmented line from a Caswell note mentions abso 'ationts, others, and a comparison to market. It references dimples, Juniper To ward and Co in a vague business context with no clear event or outcome.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1882
Page
4
A fragmented line from a Caswell note mentions abso 'ationts, others, and a comparison to market. It references dimples, Juniper To ward and Co in a vague business context with no clear event or outcome.
The Philadelphia Press notes Republican gains in November with 1.6 million voters, laments internal party disputes, and contrasts with Democratic victories. It recalls Skobeleff’s bold campaigns at Plehve and Seno ya and ends with a promotional note for Parker's Hair Balsam.
Several Musquakie leaders from Tama county reservation testified before the federal grand jury about whisky sales to a tribe member, grandson of Chief Poweshick, who drowned after drinking. Agent George Davenport led the witnesses and spoke on Sac and Fox history and Musquakie religious rites.
A Cerro Gordo County resident promotes Kidney-Wort as the best remedy for complications affecting the liver kidneys and bowels. The ad claims numerous cures and notes both liquid and dry forms are effective. Allen's Brain Food and Allen's Pharmacy marketing also feature nervousness debility and generative weakness cures with pricing and a New York address.
A pamphlet promises a free cure for youth errors and nervous decline discovered by a missionary in South America. It directs readers to mail a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joszen T Inman Station D New York City for the recipe.
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