Hood's Barsaparilla Restores Health for Nervous Prostration
J Edward Rivlin of Allegheny Pennsylvania narrates a lengthy recovery from nervous prostration and loss of appetite after near despair. He reports initial improvement after the first bottle and full recovery with continued treatment, noting better sleep, restored energy, and overall well being. He urges others to try Hood's Barsaparilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleghany
Hood
J. Epward Rivlin
Madison Ayre
Allegheny
The New York Times Offer and Miscellaneous Ad Copy
An OCR rich in promotional prose for The New-York Times and Weekly Times plus subscription rates and distribution notes. Mentions a broad range of topics and a generic sales pitch for Hood's Sarsaparilla as well. Contains historic period tone with outline of prices and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Werkly Pum
Orite Nawevortut
Tohns
Cho
Ellision
Wericu
Pro
Sitoe
Hive Stock
Memorial Festival Day planned for Confederate Hall project
A Southland drive to fund a grand memorial hall, dubbed the Battle Abbey, advances under General commanding J B Gordon. Charlee Broadway Rouse’s gift and a $100,000 challenge pave a people’s drive led by Confederate veterans and Southern women to raise funds and establish a memorial honoring Southern valor and heroism. May 1, 1896 is set as Memorial Festival Day with women leading local committees and subscriptions coordinated through New Orleans and the United Confederate Veterans.
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Hhavgranrens
Ustrup
Orden
Sheap
Charles Broadway
Rouse
Tate
Generulla
Charlee Broadway Rouss
al the Houston
Ttiv
U.G. V
Eure
South
Hopre
Cloude
Appomattox
Hanlalipe
Herotier
Jone Heying
Cieile
Eple
Wood
Confederate Memorial Association
Perdidotreet
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
JB. Wont
Perdido Street
Dr Hale's Household Ointment Promises Quick Cures
An old advertisement touts Dr Hale's Household Ointment as a universal remedy for catarrh neuralgia rheumatism piles salt rheum and various ailments. It claims to soothe inflamed eyelids coughs and colds and to cure long standing conditions with multiple sizes and affordable pricing.
What Mr Geny Says On Teething Remedies
A garbled June 10 note argues against the strong recommendation of Owen's Pink Mixture for teething infants. An unnamed expert warns of risk while children chew during erupting teeth. the text references Gray and anther terms in a fragmented fashion.
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Geny
Huownsuitur
Tevs
Owen
Anwar
Cody
Ity
Jou
Hicks' Great Almanac Promoted By Rev Ira Hicks
An 1890s promotion for Hicks and Word and Works of St. Louis features the celebrated storm prophet Rev Ira R Hicks. The almanac promises accurate year ahead weather predictions, 100 pages, color covers, and broad popular instruction. Also advertised are Dr King’s New Discovery cures and Dr Mart’s Great Relief pain remedy with testimonials from San Francisco and Junction City.
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Hicks
Ira R. Hicks
St. Louis
America
Ir] R. Hicks
Word and Works
Word and Works Publishing Oo
Word
Phebe Thomas
Junction City
King
Thos Bugera
Florida St
San Francisco
Elge
Dr King
McFarland & Go
Dell
Noted financier Arthur seeks aid amid career fall
A circle of the upper ten reports Alexan der A. Arthur has written to a member for financial help of 100 dollars to tide him to better times. Once a brilliant steel magnate, he funded major Kentucky Tennessee ventures and built Newport mills, a $30,000 home, and the Four Seasons hotel project.
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Alexander A. Arthur
Arthur
Kentucky
Tennessee
Newport
Tenn
Scottish Carolina Land and Timber Company
Knoxville
Amersican Agrociation Limited
Middlesborough
Cumberland Gap
Louisville
Four Seasons
Corner Hill
High Euests
Arther
Convicts to Mike Saddies via Local Sale? January Missive
Notice from January 3 reports a flotation of two hundred convicts to a local dealer, G. Wo Wall, representing a teat with degree Olsen. The document mentions payment for each man and a reference to Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder.
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Nasavite
Pwtiitecdiary Conviiessonere
G. Wo Wall
Eegreege Olsen Tin
Utah Declared State by President on New Year’s Day
The president proclaimed Utah a state on Saturday January 1 and listed events from across the nation. Reports note a reshaping of state borders in Cincinnati and disputes in Nashville, Knoxville, and Georgetown among others, with legal and political developments, crimes, and business ventures.
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Utah
Oysters Ad Image of Local Oyster Stand
Oysters advertised with offerings at a local stand near Goings By Brown't Europeant Bestan. The fragment announces oyster prices and availability during the week, reflecting a small-town market notice.
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Obe
Brown
Bestan
Anthracite Coal Vein Discovered Near Hot Springs
An ashmore North Carolina report notes workmen cut into a vein near Hot Springs Madison county exposing about forty feet of anthracite coal on Thomas Garrett land. An expert declared the coal of good quality and seemingly inexhaustible. The site lies thirty miles from Asheville near a railroad, with nearby lime rock and iron ore prospects enhancing regional value.
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Asimore
N.C. Jan
Iwhorora
Hot Springs
Madison County
Thomas Garrett
Garrett
Asheville
A Tarheel Senator Marion Butler Jeered in Memph is Appeal
The Memphis Commercial Appeal quotes Carmack railing against Marion Butler of North Carolina as a ridiculous senator. The piece mocks his intelligence, compares him to Daniel Webster, and describes Butler as a “fountain of folly” and a “spouting geyser of hot mud” while noting North Carolina’s humor. It recounts a debate move to send him to a dime museum.
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Carmack
Memphis
Senath Butler
North Carolina
Marion Butler
Senate
Butler
Daniel Webster
Peifer
Kanaae
Peffer
Marion
United States Senate
Marion Butt
Earth
Aman
Electric Bitters Aid Kidney and Liver Troubles
Irving Newfoundland man Fred Miller reports severe kidney pain and bladder issues. After trying many cures, he found relief with Electric Bitters, sold at McFarland & Co. for five cents a large bottle. Also notes a Tennessee Republican primary meeting set for January 21, 1896 at Grand Central hotel Greeneville.
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Fred Miller
Irving, NL
McFarland & Co
Morristown
Tennessee
Republican Congressional Executive Committee
First District of
Grand Central Hotel
Greeneville
Congress
Tayton
China
Dr Matthew Henry Kollock of Norfolk Va in Nashville local card
The reader is directed to a notice about Dr Matthew Henry Kollock a Norfolk native and noted authority. He is cited in the Encyclopaedia Britannica Vol X page 185 as a standard reference and is described as having treated diverse conditions including the nose and womb and having performed cures. He is associated with Hot Springs Ark and Hood's Sarsaparilla for protection from grip pneumonia diphtheria fever and epidemics.
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Noah
Saan
Hot Springs
Ark
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Thomas Jeter
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Addroni
THE
New-York Times
Printing House Square
New-York City
Angociati
Aleo
Willpuh
J.B. Gornox
Gio, Moorman
Statt
Oprrerat
Wake
Milea
Miles
Dr. Miles
Tim Cower
Tim Cone
Mr. Arthur
Mike
Cincinnati
Detroit Chamber of Commerce Asociation
Bradley Tag
Marion County
Buckingham County
James D. Page
Cumberland Park
Nashiville
Taatentas Breeders’ Association
AN. Marsh
Cleveland
Georgetown Ky
Will Content
Dannemora
N. Y
John McGough
Bat” Shea
Shea
Morton
Clark
Denny
Congressman Owens
Owens
Victor D. Liang
American Cotton Growers’ Protective Union
Dun‘s Review of Trade
Elkine
Hill
Sherman
Congressional Committee
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