Overwork and tonic remedies in 19th century notices
A collage of 19th century ads and brief notes touts Electric Bitters as a cure for overwork and nervous tension, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for rheumatic pain, Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs, and Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a laxative. Other items reference royalty, a castle fragment, a new English Tagalog dictionary, and police actions against Tolstoi portraits, all in compact syndicated notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaup Clark
Miswouri
Knightaville
Ind
Popsin Syrup Co
Monticello
Pepsin Syrup Co
Dr. Caldwell
D. F. Lanar
Wabash R. I
East St. Louis
Draggista
Dr. Stemple
New York
Spain
Health for 10 Cents Candy Cathartic Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic promising lively vigor and perfect health with pure skin bright eyes and clean health. The copy notes genuine tablets stamped C C C never sold in bulk and available from all druggists for 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. C
Port Cheater Fire Veteran and Local Notices
Saxe Martin, totally blind since age four, has served as a long time member of Port Cheater fire department, firefighting with the machine for seventeen years. Mothers of delicate children urged to try Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children for quick stomach relief. Verdi exhibits planned for Rome congress theater expo. Rheumatism relief promoted by Chamberlain's Pain Balm with testimonials from Meadowdale, N.Y. and Plymouth, Oklahoma. Brooklyn Eagle marks Col. William Hester's fiftieth service anniversary with staff tribute. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as universal healer for skin and ulcers. Welsh settlers funded for emigration to Canada amid Patagonia relocation efforts.
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Saxe Martin
Fire Department
Port Cheater, N
Cross
Gray
Allen 8
LeRoy
New York
Low Bits to Cat May and 20 via Missouri Pacific Ry
L E Reblander, T BP A. Chattanooga Tenn writes about the Low Bits to Cat event dated May with connections to Missouri Pacific Railway and the Denver and Rio Grande lines. The note references a person or organization in Chattanooga Tennessee and a travel or transport context tied to May.
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Colorado
Missouri Pacific
Denver
Rio Grande
Reblander
Chattanooga
Missouri Pacific Ry
L. E
Reblander, T
BP. A
Chiattanoga
Tenn
Portland
Ore
Missouri Pacific By
Scene
T. E. Reblander
Janz
Francesco Ail
Los Angeles
Jate 7
Jun
Great Northwest
Missouri Pacific Railway
Southern routes offer special rail fares for church conference
Ticket sales through Queen & Crescent Route for the General Assembly Presbyterian Church in Jackson Mississippi and the Dallas meeting. Round trip fares with small surcharges, sale dates May 13 and 14, final return limits late May or June 1902. Through sleeping cars Meridian to Jackson, no transfers, via Chattanooga and Birmingham, with extensions possible by depositing tickets. Also schedule condensed to Dec 1 1902 with Pullman cars and routes Bristol to Knoxville and Chattanooga to Atlanta, including Memphis and New Orleans connections.
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Southern Ry
Asheville
Souther Students Conference
Benscoter
Souhern Ry
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sumner School
Knoxville
Saar
Southern Railway
A. Benscoter
General Assembly Presbyteria
Jackson
Miss
Queen & Crescent
Chattahooga
Meridian
Mini
Pianne
Add
R. W. Bonds
P.A
Meridan
Mississippi
Dallas
Aslo
Birmingham
Shreveport
New Orleans
W. Bonds
Oy Boye Fay
TiTara
Buty F Saan O
Bristol
Johnson City
Jouenboro
Ile Jet
Morrixtown
Soar
Sam Delerson Chey
Bam Knosville Ae
Kawase Te
Eelam
Allin Charleston Civetard
Ghaigar
Pullman
Canooga
Memphis
Chott
Mobiles
Jacksonville
Allants
Brunswick
Ee Knozville
Chattanooge
Morristown
Tanoome
Chrattatae
Atlanta
Cleveland
Charleston
Athens
Mysfae
Roger Jet
Radford
Meatries
Pullman Sleuplay
Chitawooge
Danville
Dune
Yorlana
Tromienarville
New York
Glaaluen
Harriman Junction
Baullee Pullman
Tautaville
Jalee
Nos
Ipepar
Harriman
Loulaville
Hureim
Clwolm
Cinecinnati
Harriman Jet
Fellloo
Cuinton
Palla
Cincinnati
Fasonville
Sitereliman Junction
Dr. Mitte
Aubeville
Loulevilia
Heoville Vial
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Chicago
Missouri River
Frisco
Portland
German Baptist Conference
Harrisburg
North Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
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Tewaup
Mromdent
Sam
Mintaus
Boo
View-Brenident
Leavons L
Howann
Aus
Bank of
Caiutal
U.N. Thiows
J. M. Bak
Tynn
Q. 0
Tartan
Gino
Wy Barons
Tanac Wann
Gro
Brrvon
Hoss
L. Howann
Prices Knoxville Brick Company
Ezocay St
Knoxville, Tenn
Louis Louison
Sarantoo
X.Y
Texas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Hot Springs
Geo. I
Bates
la Lock
Ark
Co. G. Mitchell
Opera House
J D
Weaver, Sons & Co
Private McCullock
Guards
An Trishman
Margherita
Giotne Carducel
France
Joah Edgar
Germastown
Cal
Chamberlain
Joaquin Miller
The
Sierras
California
Cardinal Vaughan
Westminster
London
United States
Jeasie Pinkey
Potheringay Castle
Mary Queen of
Scota
Peterborough Archaeological Society
Count Tolstoi
Oscar Schilling
Warsaw
City Drug Store
Rivinng
Curman Kale Works
Nant
Rome
Verdi
Ion al Tithe
G. Wescott
Meadowdale
N.Y
Chamberlain’s
Willie Papa
Twina
Papa
Willie
Phelps
Plymouth
William Hester
Brooklyn Eagle
United
Eagle Company
Snemnanen
Bucklen
Earth
Patagonia
Canada
Chubut
Missouri Vaelito Railway
San Francisco
J. E. Rehlander
T. P
Temaug
Tron Mountain
Ft. Worth
EV Paso
D. Gos
Ian Territory
Arizona
New Masiol Yo
Wyuusiyus
Califorgis
Tata Thayer
Cambio
Abad B. Cho
Assi Cnet
Anaka National Bank
Johnson City, Tenn
Seattle
Tacoma
Uri Pacific Ry
Golden Pro
Pacific Dons
LEB
lCapital
Dallas, Tex
J.D. Cox
M.S. Bldea
L. Trane
Willan and
Tate
Enrnont
J. T. Linville & CO
Jobe Street
T. A. O'Donnell
Spring Street
P.O. Wailing
Robinson City
Winston Dis. CO
Winston,n.c
Hinty
Burlington
Colorado Springe
Manitou
Kaunas City
Minnesota
Yellowstone Park
N.merrin
L.W. Waxeney
N. Pryor St. Gen
St. Lonia
M. Levey
Bowne
Calcseo
Gurtis Gros
Hooke
Eriang Iedy CO
Fia
Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Utah
Oregon
H.C
C.&st.l
Nasiiilee
McKenzie Ty
W.T. Rogers
New. Thapiowan
Nashville
Dh Aatimer Guettenneea
W. L. Danley
L Pane
Agr
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