The American Farmer Advertisement Prospectus
The American Farmer promotes farming stock raising fruit growing market gardening the dairy and poultry yard with focus on fertilizers and manures including commercial options. It offers reports from farmers clubs and practical farm tips for households. The bi monthly publication costs $1 yearly with a free extra copy for clubs of five.
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severn
Atlantic States
Delaware
Georgia
SON
Baltimore St
Baltimore, Md
Names of merchants officials and banks listed in Maryland Delaware district
A列 names several individuals and firms across Maryland Delaware and nearby states including PP W Downes president Denton National Bank Godwin Millsboro Del and Evitts Holbrook Denton Md among others plus George A Horn Stony Brook Pa and The National Bank of the Liberties Philadelphia noted for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Downes
Denton National Bank
Godwin
Millsboro
Del
L. AH. Gudd
Caroline county
Dukes & Hocker
Millville
J. M. Wooters
Cordova
John A. Nottingham
Capeville
E. Saulsbury
Dover
Goslin, Bros. & Sons
Federalburg
S. Q. Parker
Eden
Kilgore & Bro, Merchants
Slub
HL. T. Nuttle & Bro
Andersontown
Mid
Wy. J. Harley
East Salem
Richard T Carter
Denton
Peter Orth
Mariette
Evitts & Holbrook
Maryland
George A. Horn
Stony Brook
The National Bank of the Northern Liberties
Vine Sts
Phila
Sensational elopements in Chicago highlighted by society cases
A Chicago Mail feature recounts sensational runaway marriages including Ella, daughter of Colonel J. L. Wancock, who wed Lindon, his English coachman. The piece notes the scandal, a failed divorce bid, Lindon’s death, and a wave of similar elopements with doctors, actors, and a soprano, all echoing Chicago society’s appetite for notoriety.
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Chicago Mail
Chicago
Ella
J. L. Wancock
Lindon
Michigan avenue
twenty-sixth street
Towler
Centenary Church
South Side
Hila
Henry Webster Jones
Dr. Jones
Dr. Davis
Davis
Jones
Matteson
Second Presbyterian Church
Paris
Winds of Heaven Show Rhythm in Global Air Currents
If wind currents could be seen from afar, their orderly rhythmic motion would outshine their chaotic appearance. Tropical regions exhibit regular morning and evening breezes while trade winds flow from the poles toward the equator, creating vast, majestic currents and circular storm patterns.
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heaven
tropics
equator
Sermon Tickets and Playing Cards Lesson
In a humorous exchange from the Atlanta institution, a preacher examines lecture tickets that double as playing cards. The speaker notes the four suits remind of seasons and life values, twelve months, and fifty two weeks, with three hundred eighty five days cited in jest, and the preacher pockets a queen and jack.
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Thase
Bill Arp
Atlanta
Various quips and sketches from a humorous column
A jumble of social quips and light verse jokes list puns about rheumatism coffee and beans royalty and veiled digs at editors jurists and railroad workers. The pieces mix one liners about safes bon mots on beggars and a parade of small gags about kitchens houses and winter labor.
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Greece
Vasaline
Bell device teased as Garfield bullet search fails
A New York Sun report recounts early attempts to locate President Garfield s bullet using an electrical apparatus devised by Bell and professor Graham Bell. The device aimed to locate embedded lead through telegraphic coils and a steel probe. It later notes a veteran case where a similar needle hum indicated a bullet s location, with Dr. John P Girdner claiming potential life saving implications for Garfield.
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Garfield
Etberon
Graham Bell
Bell
New York Academy of Medicine
John IP. Girdner
Garfields
Mind Reading Test Sparks Playful Tease
In a light exchange, Mabel gushes over a mind reading test while Augustus remains nonchalant. The duo jokes about holding hands to read thoughts and whether one would answer an “important question” with a simple no, revealing a playful banter.
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Mabel
Augustus
Tree planted by Webster near Corcoran garden endures
Mr. Webster once owned and occupied the Lafayette square house shared with Mr. Corcoran. They were close friends. Webster recalled planting a pear tree in Corcoran’s garden during his time with Tyler. The tree still stands, cared for, and bears abundant luscious fruit.
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Mr. Webster
Mr. Corcoran
Lafayette square
Corcoran
Tyler
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CAROLINE
Denton Frontine
Lusper MILL
Mop
counties
DENTON FLOURING MILLIS
Maryland Steamboat Company
Frank W. ReppeEn
LIGHT STREET
FUEE
Ewitors & HotBrook
RET TON
B.C. BIBB& SON
Rifk
EPORTINA
TARGCIT
Uf betwee SIABLIN VIEE ARMS COs
W. J. BLACKISTON
THE
W. H. PARKER
Bulfinch street
Boston
Mass
ROYAL
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO
Weil St
JAMES H. COULBOURN
COULBOURN & MOYER
North Front St
Philadelphia
D* J.K. SAULSBURY
RIDGELY, MARYLAND
FRANK TOLSON, M. D
SENDERSON
Marydel
J.W. Bayast
T. PLriny FISner
BRYANT & FISHER, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
ELON S. STOBBS
DENTON, Mo
ManisilaLn
MUTCHLER
DENTON, MD
Masonic Hall
court house
GFEORUE
M. RUSSUM
RUSSUM & LEWIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Caroline, Talbot
Queen Anne
John Wanee
Cheney
Ife
Supreme Court
Buchanan
J. E. TYLOR
EASTON, MD
WILLIAM ‘T. KELLY
Preston
Greensborough
Eutow St
Baltimore
presets & SON
DR. TEACKLE
SvaAtTE
Park Ave
BALTistern
CHESAPEAKE
Norrit
SOUTIL
Pas
AJM. P.M. mM. P.M
Oxford
Trappe
Euston
Chapel
Ridgely
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Slughters
Startley
Kenton
Clayton
ACM. POM. AJM
P.M
K. F. KENNEY
Cnas
E. Puan
Manuager
J. N. Mines
THOMAS HILL
Fayette and St. Paul Streets
Clarendon
COR
HANOVER
J. F. DARROW
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
NEW YORK CITY
W.L.STORK & CO
J. 5. JOHNSON &CO
South St
MANULFACTURERS OF
gayNets
Seiies
auade
W. H. COULBOURN
Seaford, Del
North Carolina
Heart & Sap
Denton Bridge
WM. G. HENDERSON
F Street
WASHINGTON, D. C
U. S. Patent Office
Patent Office
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal
Daniel
UuUs
Clark’s Poultry POWDERS
KNIGHT
CLARK & WeDANIEL, PROPRIETORS
Deaware
Thomas M. Cooper
Charles Stevens
George & Redden
Bridgetown
Qotoborist
W.R. BUSTEED
Trazzare
TRAZZARE & WATTS
C. C. Seymour
MARRANT TAYLOR
THIRD STREET
Tuckahoe Neck
EDWARD SAULSBURY
Ridgely, Md
DOWNES
EVITTS & JIDLBRROOK
Winds of Heaven
blockhead
Solo
Sam Jones
Jasaiin
New York Sun
Daniel Webster
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