Parodies and Social Quips Then and Now
A collage of humorous vignettes and brief notices on society, politics, and gender roles. It lampoons religious figures, marriage laws, divorces, and sharp city scenes with satirical secondhand anecdotes and modernist sketches from Detroit to Cincinnati.
Religious notes from the era on churches and clergy in America and Britain
A compilation of religious items notes church counts and positions in England and the United States. It covers infant dedication practices, self supporting Presbyterian churches in San Francisco, Methodist and Evangelical statistics, church building counts, and clergy attire trends, with brief anecdotes on union meetings and a few humorous quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
San Francisco
Primitive Methodists
Great Britain
Gloucester
Bristol
Tennessee
Georgia
Missippi
Alabama
Lousiana
United States
New York
Ladies’ Home Society of the Baptist Churches
Nevada
Presbyterian Church of
Chicago
Reformed Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church
Don't Drink My Boy Tonight From A Mother's Warning
Poem recounts a mother’s plea to not drink alcohol, memory of a night out, and the lingering impact of her warning. The speaker recalls gray years, past comradery, and the refrain My boy, do not drink tonight as a guiding moral to avoid temptation and seek an immortal crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweattea
Pune
Dortarink
Debilitated Men Urged to Seek Prompt Treatment
An appeal describing consequences of nervous debility and sexual excess, warning that impotence and bodily decline follow self abuse. It links weak generative organs to broad health failures and urges remedial measures without detailing specifics.
Vinid Extract Budhy Promoted as Universal Diuretic
An advertisement touts Vinid Extract Budhy as a supreme diuretic and cure for bladder and kidney diseases, gravel, dropsy, organic weakness, female complaints, general debility, and all urinary disorders in both men and women, regardless of origin or duration.
Huichin Hooflands Germany Bitters Noted for Liver Cure
An 19th century advertisement extols Hoofland’s German Bitters and Tonics as purer remedies derived from German roots and extracts. It claims no stimulants, nonaddictive properties, and a supplier chain from Germany to local bottling works. The text lists wide ranging liver and digestive ailments and claims lightning cures for pains and aches with various illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Subscriptions and pricing for Harper's periodicals
Harper & Brothers lists 1871 subscription terms for Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar. One year rates, club discounts for five or six copies, full year for Harper’s Periodicals at ten dollars per address, back numbers and complete sets offered with publication and binding options. Postage and extra costs detailed.
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Harper's Magazine
Harper's
Express
Harper & Brothers
New York
Dr Oback’s Stom ach Bitters sales rise yearly
Dr Oback’s Stomach Bitters are touted as the best combination and a proven cure for dyspepsia and indigestion after years of experience. Druggists are said to recommend them to customers based on trial and long use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Roback’s Bitters
Blood Purifier and Pills touted as cure all diseases
Questioning claim that Dr Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the best duo for curing all blood disorders. The source presents a skeptical view, noting lack of universal efficacy and urging caution with such remedies.
The Blood Purifier’s Swedish Drug Component Claim
The article claims the Blood Purifier is the sole item in the market using costly drugs imported from Sweden for its manufacture. It states the Pills use Podophyllum Mandrake Root active principle and serve as a Mercury substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Dr Roback’s Bitters Blood Purifier and Pills Questioned
A historical ad asks if Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are the three greatest remedies the world has known. The wording reflects 19th century health claims and promotional hype.
Remarkable Cures Promoted by Longstanding Sales
After eleven years of experience and trial the sales have risen every year with thousands of unsolicited letters praising the cures produced by these medicines. The Local Column highlights testimonies to the efficacy and ongoing popularity of the remedies.
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Issage
Paria
New York Indies
Rhode Island
Tivo
Jenkins
Sacramento
Cincinnati
Mary Vaoria
Fifty-Fourth Battalion
Aleady
Hussars
Kate Watrous
Hartford
Dearborn Street
John Gilpin
Mobile
Mgr. Beecher
Miss Anthony
Abbie Richardson
McFarland
Woodside
N. J
John Calvin
St Pierre
Geneva
National Jewish University
Lawrence Bare
Indiana
Declaration and Testimony Synod of Missouri
Old School Presbyterian Church
Synod of the Old Church
Brethren
Board of Missions
Miss Jones
Misa Jones
Wrervous
Melmbold
Helmbold
H.T. Helmbold
Hoofland's
Hoofland
Hoofland's Creek Oil
Tonis
DR. Hoofland
Aveden Exreenartry
Takin Tyrer Nanny—fe
Paul
Huofl
Chas. M. Evans
C. M. Jackson & Co
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Canagas
South America
West Ludice
Seeley
Harper’s
New England Homestead
Harpers the Nation
N.Y
Dr. Roback
Europe
Victor Rivaud &Co
Wain Street
Louisvillr. Hy
Edebrites Rivaoud
A.W. Brewster
Attorney At Law
Corydon Ind
Richard Wichey
Harrison County
Charles Hauswald
Inwevr Tailor and Clothing
Conrad Steinbauer
Public Square
Corydon