Weank Leslie's Popular Monthly for November
A November issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly highlights Lily Higgin's Rime Press portraits of royalty from Queen Victoria to Servian queen, plus a Boston to Provincetown coastal tour by A V Abbot and Verdi and his operas by G Elson. It also features the start of Prince Lucifer, a new novel by Etta W Pierce, with other clever minor stories.
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Domestic Monthly November number features fashion and ads
The November issue of the Domestic Monthly highlights autumn fashion plates and styles for winter, with editor Henry Ward Boorke and other writers contributing. It promotes a booklet of patterns, lists price and subscription details, and notes a printed medical claim for Hood’s Sarsaparilla alongside public notices and political chatter from Minneapolis and New York.
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Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Route Now Open
The Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham Railroad completes a continuous line from Memphis to Birmingham under one management, offering a major through route between the South and the West. The article blends notices of rail progress with promotional medical claims for Dr King’s New Discovery and excerpts from Tennessee temperance discussions, plus vivid reminiscences of early 19th century life in East Tennessee and Georgia rail and farm era details.
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Andrew Jolnsond
Willan J. Brownow
Andrew Johnean
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Houston Poats
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Smith & Ripley's
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Analie Fae
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Augusta Divine Inn
Early Electric Bitters Supposed Remedy Urged
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a purifying alterative to lift spirits and restore liver and kidney action. Amidst the noisy column of political notes and traveler tales, the claim stands out as a health tonic promising vitality without stimulants, tied to a specific store location and date reference.
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Deng Store
Ragu Root Liniment Marketed By M A McKarland
A vintage notice advertises Ragu Root Liniment for sprains bruises and cramps with a claim of universal relief. The seller M A McKarland lists the product at 50 cents per hatful and promotes its use for horses and riders under the King of Link brand.
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M.A. McKarland
Cleeals Tell Crowell Advertise New Stock Arrival
Messrs Tell and Crowell offer a variety of 3 tire or tram items for one dollar paid in advance. Customers can get free delivery at any level in their store. A new stock of popular novels is expected next month for purchase.
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