Burdock Blood Bitters Promoted by Personal Testimonials
Letters from users in Brooklyn Indianapolis Cobourg and Ontario praise Burdock Blood Bitters as a potent stomach tonic and blood medicine. Dyspepsia sleep troubles and long illness are claimed to be cured after three bottles. Endorsements from a blacksmith a resident near Cobourg and Grey County emphasize dramatic improvements and fear of death averted.
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Wislom
Manhrémenia
Prckage
Gra Specfic
RAY Medicine CO
Buffalo, M
Duckin Ks
Ligure & Harper
Joseph G. Good
Hantington Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Burdock Blood Bittersard
Wny
Chas. L. Ainsworth
Vance Block
Indianapolis
A. Burns
Neiga
Cobourg
Ont
Key Win
Stout
Wiarton
County Grey
Foster Milburn & CO
Prop
Buffalo
N.Y
Poultry Market Seizure Report Reads Odd Query
Unclear OCR fragment mentions poultry and market terms with garbled phrasing. Indicates possible seizure or deal note but lacks coherent details or identifiable persons or organizations to anchor a full summary.
Independent journalism and oddities in 19th century note row
A collage of offbeat items: Elkmeen mummies discovery in Egypt, Murray’s temperance push in Chicago against vice dens, Jefferson Davis slaves owning his Mississippi plantation for $260,000, Roca’s hanging sentence on Long Island, Harald Godwin’s marriage plans, Mant Asperson’s London equipage, a Texas court allowing shooting into trains, missionary society reports, the DC Republican committee seeking a new convention, a New Mexico postmaster resignation, Polk’s skull quip, and Boston oleomargarine sales details.
London Comedy Sensation and Embassy News Mix
A collage of notices covers Muga Lrog Thomson’s U S rights for a London comedy, Nita’s First, possible Broadway appearances, and a Siamese embassy in New York amid the white elephant dispute. Cardinal McCloskey thanks officials for Rome college exemption, Brarsz royalties, and a Texas editor’s misread P G T anecdote. Telegraph rate wars loom as Western Union faces competition from B&O and postal lines, lowering night message rates to 15 cents for 10 words.
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Muga Lrog
Thomson Heas
United States
London
Nita
Miss Thompson
Barbecque
America
New York
Krom Mun Nares Varariddhi
Cardinal McCloskey
Corrigan
Frelinghuysen
Minnister Astor
American College At
Rome
Propagandas
Merchants
Baltimore and Ohio
Postal
Western Union
Yankee Gumption and the Coal Target Prank
A Bangor trader ordered a ton of coal for his store second floor. Coal dumped outside, he set a loft target, and urged nearby countrymen to throw coal at it. After the crowd filled the building with coal, he offered water to wash their hands.
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Bangor
Bangor Commercial
Why He Didn't
A Woodward Avenue car scene prompts talk as a divorced man refuses to pass fare to a lavender silk wearing ex wife. By two weeks post divorce, onlookers note his lack of composure and label the act a mean trick against alimony expectations.
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Woodward Avenue
Powder Industry and Powder Use in U S History
The piece states Pennsylvania leads in powder production with New York and Ohio close behind. It notes more powder is burned in peace than war, averaging 100 tons daily in the United States. A 50,000-man battle with 40 rounds each would use under a quarter of a normal day’s quota. Hoosac Tunnel blasting exceeded Civil War powder usage. Coal mines alone require almost as much powder.
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Pennlvania
Aron
New York
Ohio
United States
Hoosac Tunnel
Woodworkers Magazine
Exploding the Swim Myth of a Local Chickens Escape
A hawk seized a month old chicken in Har r ig yard and flew across the river. The chicken dropped in the water and swam toward the bank while several men watched. The bird was carried home, dried, and the yard’s proud swimmer remained in fine condition.
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Georgia
Frankin Tia News
Harrig
Marshal Pittman
Contested prayers at City Hall church debate
A letter from Mrs. Buckley and others argues for audible prayers and benedictions in Mr. Adams services at the City Hall church. Mrs. Buckley favors pure heartfelt prayer over ceremonial form, urging reinclusion of doxology and benediction to reflect true religious influence on parishioners.
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Eoiroe
City Hall
Christ
Tam
Buckley
The Review rises and falls in a daily tale
Robert J. Burdette recalls starting a daily paper named The Review with partner Jerry Cochrane. They faced constant debt as payrolls loomed each Saturday. Sheriff Frank Hitchcock later joined as financier, running the paper profitably until it dissolved leaving two travel passes to Cincinnati and Burlington.
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Robert
J. Burdette
Review
Jerry Cochrane
Jerry
Frank Hitchcock
Frank
Cincinnati
Burlington
Peck's Bad Boy Illness and Local Notes Ablaze
In a humorous scene a sick Peck's Bad Boy receives a mustard plaster as the grocer jokes about health. The piece also notes the Whiteside Brothers of Liverpool planning a return after buying maple bolts in the county, with 100 car loads involved, and reports Mr. Daniel Quinlan of Great Valley losing a leg in a workplace accident where flesh was torn from bone.
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Peck
iPeck
Hennery
Saema
Henry
Whiteside Brothers
Liverpool
England
Machias
Daniel Quinlan
Great Valley
Back to Work After Schuylkill Strike
Several hundred Italian laborers on the Schuylkill Valley Railroad returned to work at a wage of $115 after a strike. A large fire in Barmore caused about $53,000 in damage to a mill and nearby structures yesterday.
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Wone
Reape
Schuylkil Valley Railroad
Barmore
Hows Men &. Co
Honest merchant recalls long career amid credit woes
A New York drummer recounts a business man in this state who stayed in the same store for thirty four years. The speaker argues credit restrictions and insurance against loss show his honesty. In a separate note, Harry Lee arrives in Cincinnati from Toronto after being indicted for embesslement.
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New York
Market Prices Across Cities May 7 Report
Financial notes from Cleveland Cincinnati and other markets show wheat oats flour and meat prices with mixed quotes. Wheat futures cash and May June bids listed alongside corn oats and pork and lamb values. hogs and cattle trading described as slow with uneven demand.
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Royal Agricultural Society
Buckwell
Golden Belt
North Carolina
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Bence
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P.O
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East Second ST
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Fredonia
T. J. Duggan
Forestville
John Fons
Third Street
Partizan
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Chautauqua
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Land of
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Chicago
Hell
Tris
Jefferson Davis
Mississippi
Roca
Long Island
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Parke Godwin
New York Commercial Advertiser
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Texas
Lynch
Woman's Foreign Misssionary Society
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Rry Anderson
Republican Central Committee of
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Washington
Nutt
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Aweet
Star of Empire
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Mr. Doellas
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Canada
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New York Time
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Poneto
Traveler's Guide
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