Not yet sold here but by and by a dealer named nearby
Not yet sold here but by and by a book and the name of a dealer in a nearby town are provided. The text proclaims that the makers are the only ones offering warranted clothing.
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Newspaper
Covington Republican
Location
Covington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
2
Not yet sold here but by and by a book and the name of a dealer in a nearby town are provided. The text proclaims that the makers are the only ones offering warranted clothing.
National Review recounts Anthony Trollope's difficult early life. He lacked languages and struggled with education, facing poverty and misfortune while pursuing writing. The piece portrays his ascent from a struggling clerk to literary success as a tale of perseverance.
The article lists home treatments for infections and sore throats, recommending lime cream as a preventive, vinegar compresses for eye conditions, a barley water drink with gum arabic, and a caution to admit light to the sickroom while avoiding disturbing reflections. It emphasizes simple, practical care and mentions environmental factors like avoiding crystals in the patient’s view.
The New York Tribune explains infusorial earth as a puzzling chemical name used in weekly trade journals. It notes the substance is an absorbent for nitroglycerin in dynamite, a discovery linked to Nobel who improved safe handling. It describes infusorial earth as siliceous shells of minute organisms with intricate microscope structures.
A letter addressed to the biggest fool in Washington arrived at the post office while the postmaster was away. A junior clerk opened it, finding only the line Thou art the man, proving the prank. The tale appeared in the New York Herald with a punchy moral about cleverness and folly.
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a brother named Dickey under the weather and a garbled scene with references to a clinician or caretaker, a milo lodge, logs, and a skull. The readable parts suggest illness and incomplete details without a clear event or outcome.
A damaged, fragmentary OCR text mentions Trollend obbies forbidden use of soap and bran and a letho fetter to remove inkstirs. It notes gloom fever used soap while keeping his hair rods white by bran.
A detailed glimpse into the dining car’s kitchen and the three white capped cooks who run it. The piece describes the cramped space, state of cleanliness, salaries, and the rhythm of meal service as the car travels between stations, plus the pantry, and the delicate balance of stocking perishable goods.
A reflective Chicago News line notes the river’s steady journey to the sea, urging patience and avoiding rush in pursuit of outcomes. The terse observation blends natural imagery with a reminder to slow down.
Galveston News reports a complex business succession at the Beeh a Beeh a Co with Mr Garsett taking charge and plans to continue operations. The piece notes discussions about pricing and venture risks as the firm navigates changes and aims to sustain trade.
A garbled clause from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat hints at a struggle between civilization and what it fights against. The text mentions fences of nature, pastures, and a looming battle described as more terrible due to minute and apparent insignificance.
An 19th century ad style note warns against Cisthesis for Catarrol and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective internally for blood and mucous surfaces. Also promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and wounds with testimonial claims and counterfeit awareness.
Fast racing colt Black Chimes from Sne sice breed expected to compete at Ule fair grounds. Entries list ten dollars for a living calt. Spectators urged to come and see Bodine and the bred ang in action.
The readable fragments mention names and topics but lack coherent events or context to identify a clear incident or person. No verifiable dates, places, or actions are present to form a concrete summary.
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