Fragmentary Names List From Historic Page
A scattered OCR snippet lists multiple personal names including Oliver Ong George Clutch Dr Shane Dick Jones Wick Larue Frank Lowman P B Ensley West Jonathan Smith Walter Coup Charles Norton John Febring and Mrs James Lash with unclear context and formatting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Ong
George Clutch
Penning
Dr. Shane
Dick Jones
Wick Larue
Frank Lowman
P. B. Ensley
West
Jonathan Smith
Walter Coup
Charles Norton
John Febring
James Lash
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Lexative Bromo Quinine
An old ad promises a 25 cent remedy named Lexative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with a refund if it fails. The genuine product bears L. B. Q. on each tablet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Rover
Ladies' Home Journal
Czar Peter Wrestling Challenge Ends With Dragoon Victory
A Peter the Great tale from St Petersburg recalls the czar challenging nobles to a wrestling match. A young dragoon steps forward and agrees to the perilous terms. The soldier pins the czar with his left arm and earns lifelong free drinks at crown inns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
T. Petersburg
Imperial Palace
Peter
Dragoon
Herod
Big Four Trains West Schedule Notes
Train times listed for the Big Four routes to Greensburg Columbus and nearby towns. Daily service with multiple stop times shown for stations including Burney's Hartsville and Lambert's across morning and evening runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Cint’i Ar
Greensburg
Atwington
Burney’s
Hartsville
Ing
Hope
Miller’s
Lambert’s
Columbus Lv
Queen Sophia of Holland and the Iron Chancellor Tale
An anecdote from earlier royal intrigue notes Queen Sophia of the Netherlands favored Napoleon and Eugenie, then mistakes the term greatest enemy for Bismarck during an Amsterdam exhibit. The actual exhibit shows a beetle or phylloxera image harming German agriculture, not Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Sophia
Netherlands
William III of
Holland
Napoleon I
Eugenie
France
Luxembourg
Amsterdam
Germany
Westminster Gazette
Poe's 1849 Visit and The Bells Timing
The New York Tribune recalls John Sartain and Poe a few days after Poe’s 1849 stay at Sartain’s Sansom Street home. Poe feared a killer conspiracy and hid two days, even having his mustache cut to avoid recognition. Sartain notes Poe’s work on The Bells earned $15 for two stanzas and $45 overall before publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sartain
Poe
Sansom Street
Sartain
Moyahusing
Teven
New York Tribune
Klondike Balloon and New Mining Machine From Ottawa
The New York Sun describes Joseph de l Etoile's Klondike balloon to transport mail and passengers to the Yukon, a cigar shaped craft with a car beneath for eight people and a hot air system. Ottawa capitalists back the project, aiming to aid travel to the goldfields. E B Haycock touts a thawer and excavator to mine frozen Klondike ground year round, reducing a 24 foot shaft cost from 960 to 160 dollars per hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
Joseph de l’Etoile
de l’Etoile
Interior Department
Ottawa
Canada
Fr. de Etoile
Klondike
Edmonton
E. B. Haycock
Haycock
Waycock
New York Sun
Two guard dogs guard Luetgert home in Chicago tale
The article recalls Adolph Luetgert’s Chicago home watched by two dogs Major and Tige. Major sits at the porch awaiting Luetgert’s return, patrolling by day and night to guard the family, with Tige joining at times. The dogs remain devoted to Luetgert and his children despite their fierceness to strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph L. Luetgert
Chicago
Major
Tige
Luetgert
New York Journal
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H. E. Langdon & CO
Third Street
Phoenix
Lion
Capitol
Fairbanks
Gr. Seal
Cheap Cash
Belvedere Block
3D Street
Atti
Joe Young
Majestic Steel
Columbus
J. G. Swartzkopf & Sons
Ulrich’s
C. Ulrich
Choice Brands of Cigars
Tion
Dan Adam
Old Stand
Sanders & Tailor
Crump’s Theatre
George Habig
Fred Ulrich
Fred Kollemeyer
Tom Hull
Chas. Jones
Lee Loy
Albert Owens
Sandy Tooley
R.ol
Lambert
Attorney AT Law
BIG Four
R. R
C., H. & G. Branch
EAS
Dog Guards
Roxbury Gazette
The
Worcester Antiquarian Society
Hoar
Worcester
Hell
H. L. Rost
Funkhouser
6Th and
Washington Street
Winans Grocery
IND
W. . Roland, M. D
ICE
Acti
Western Union Telegraph Office
Citizens
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Conham
Crystal
Fifth Street
Telephone
Bell Harrison
Drake
JOS. Villa
Jas.f. Cox
Attorney-At-Law
Office Crump’s Block
Court House
Fifth and
Jackson Streets
Men & Womn
Romanza Agency
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
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