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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1870
Page
4
The text portrays a chaotic market narrative with notes on old stock exhaustion and speculative discounts. It hints at scarce virtues, overstocked vice markets, and widespread unemployment while signaling questionable advertising, retail peddling, and a failing piano advertisement from Knabe.
Book notice touts The Physical Life of Woman as a medical treatise on female hygiene and married life. It lists topics from courtship to childbirth and birth planning, with endorsements from Surgeon General Hammond and Rev Beecher. Published by subscription, price 1.50. agents invited. includes legal note on probate accounting requirements for executors.
The New York Mercury volume plans for 1870 promise first class original stories sketches dramatic criticism and humor pieces plus science arts foreign celebrities Paris fashions and baseball news. It pledges political independence defending direct ballot and local/state control while opposing federal overreach. Subscriptions priced cash in advance with rates for various copy bundles and club offers. Caldwell Whitney publish the 128 Fulton Street address, New York City.
The Bee-Keeper's Journal and National Agricultural for December announces five departments Bee-Keeping Agriculture Tome and Fire side Ladies and Youth. Front page features Mr Quinby at home with a biographical sketch noting a single season honey output of 20 000 pounds. Portraits of Marx and upcoming features on Huber Dzierzon and other leading apiarians are promised for January. Subscription at 1 year with sample copy offered by Aides Ha King co Oz Park Row New York.
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