Proprietary Medicines Promoted Across the Nation
The advertisement extols Bull's Worm Destoyer and other remedies as superior cures for fever, bilious ailments, and digestive issues. It cites Dr Clement and a Georgia physician praising the products and seeking direct terms to procure medicines for wider distribution.
Sarsaparilla testimonial from Julius P. Clemens M D and family
A muddled letter from Dr Julius P Clemens of St Louis and a Mrs Jennie Johnson recounts claims of healing powers of Sarsaparilla. The letters praise cure of wounds scrofula fever sores and general debility and request orders for bottles amid wartime injuries and medical hope.
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Joos Doap
CG DP. Johnson
St. Louis
P.S
Eunie Johnson
Cant. Johnson
C. S. Johnson
New York
P. Johnson
Ohio
Iowa
Amin
Jennie Jornson
Authentic document from Arkansas saluter on Cedron BItters
A dated letter from Stoney Point Ware County Arkansas May 23 66 describes personal use of Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilla for rheumatism stomach and liver problems. It claims health improvements for self and others and asks for shipment via Memphis care of Ricker Neely. For sale by druggists generally.
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Stoney Point, Ware Co., Ank
Jons Beir
Louisville
Gist
Coffee
Ohio Legislature tilts toward Democrats amid mixed results
A dated Ohio political summary notes Democrats gain practical control of the Senate committees with independents and Democrats uniting, while the House elevates Speaker Cunningham in a Democratic triumph. It also questions Ratical posture and pending Fifteenth Amendment ratification. The item then shifts to a miscellany of quirky notes and anecdotes from Michigan, Canada, Paris, and the U.S. about marriages, jokes, hymns, elopements, and oddities.
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Senate
G. L. Wall
B. J. Loomis
Cleveland Herald
Cunningham
John R. Cockerill
Ian
Amos Laymn
World's leading Democratic papers praise The World
A page of endorsements extols The World as the ablest Democratic newspaper in the nation and the continent. Quotes from the Sentinel, Herald, New York World, Boston Traveller, and others laud its editing, influence, and wide circulation across regions.
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St. Joseph
New York Worn
United States
New York World
Boston Traveller
New York Womld
Prenleigh Sentinel
The
Surcease Journal
New York City
Courier
Sagi
Michigan
Worcester Leening Gerdle
Chronicle
Penn
The Weekly World promotional notice and rates
The Weird invites readers to subscribe to the Weekly World the largest weekly in the U S with markets reports on New York Albany Brighton Cambridge Philadelphia and the New York Moncey Market plus agricultural features and hop market summaries. It lists pricing for single and club subscriptions for Weekly World Semi-Weekly and Daily editions and notes club terms, payments and address details for orders shipped to New York.
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New York
Albany
Brighton
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Odd Tales and Local Quips From A Patchwork Columns
A South Carolina youth married a girl in the poor-house and deeded her its property as a weeklong stare ended in nuptials. Various local witticisms follow, including jokes about a St Louis residency, 67 cent skates, wet leaps, prayers, and social foibles.
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Troy
St. Ltn
St. Louis
Weekly Worp previews Farmer's Club reports in advance
The Weekly Worp publishes full proceedings of the Farmer's Club of the American Institute a week early, followed by family reading in the Weekly World and a yearly focus on a comprehensive weekly news summary to keep readers well posted.
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Louisville
Farmer’s Club of the American Institute
Worp
The Semi Weekly World Publication Overview
The Semi Weekly World is a large quarto sheet issued Tuesday and Friday. It reprints all Daily Warp news for New York City non residents and includes full market reports and weekly Farmer's Club reports.
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Farmer's Club
Daily World News Digest by Mail and Telegraph
A global roundup of current events, topics, and debates delivered through mail and telegraph, summarizing developments from all regions and offering thorough discussions on matters of widespread interest.
World Almanac 1870 promises vast political data
The World Almanac for 1870 will print full official returns of 1869 elections including New York State by district and Connecticut by town, names and votes for New York Legislature, lists of U S Senate and House members, obituary record, and a year in review of 1869. It positions as a compact political manual with unparalleled detail.
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Connecticut
New York
United States Senate
House of Representatives
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