Indiana newspaper advert rates and circulation notes
The Daly Sentinel and Weekly Sentinel advertise pricing for daily and weekly editions, noting ten or twelve cent per copy rates and yearly subscriptions. It highlights distribution outside Indianapolis and claims the paper reaches a prosperous Indiana audience, with advertising options in advance and various payment methods.
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Daly Sentinel
EE Weekly Sentinel
Uontha
Indianapolis
West
Indiana
Christmas Adage and Ship Dollar Totals
Nonsensical OCR text with scattered references to a Christmas sentiment and ship cargo of 2,550,000 French coins, plus figures on appropriations and government payments. Mentions of coal wage cycles, census notes, oyster trade value, and a misread U.S. Supreme Court associate justice appointment. No clear coherent event or date. contains numerous garbled phrases and inconsistent names.
New York Post reports vast January money in circulation and investment hopes
The article notes large government expenditures and a flood of funds entering the treasury, fueling belief that money will flow into the market. It cites booming corporate profits and expected high dividends, boosting hopes of domestic investment, especially in real estate, amid cautious market activity. It also covers political shifts with David V. Buttner winning a legislative seat, while Baker faces pressure from Republican leaders over his public stance.
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New York Post
Tereabouts
New York
Xem Board
Linde
Resignations, Bank Circulation, and Civil Service Reform Debate
The excerpt critiques Dan Mender and calls for his resignation from the legislature. It analyzes the National Bank circulation deficit of 69,100,000 and argues profits are shrinking amid abundant gold, silver, and fiat money. It questions Judge Wood's nomination and accuses Hayes of partisan spoils, urging nonpartisan civil service reform and equal appointments for Democrats and Republicans.
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Danayntem
Wational
Banka Woome
Hanif
Tiute
National Bank
Thess
Iit
Woodn
Ohio
Uprems
Strong
Hayss
Woods
Georgia
Hayes
Mr. Hayes
United States
Republic
Toula
United States Recipe Revered Doctor Promotes Stomach Syrup
An old advertisement extols a widely used remedy for children including dysentery diarrhea wind colic and kidney and liver support. It claims thirty years of tested success from a female physician and asserts relief for back pain piles constipation and overall health balance. The product comes in liquid and dry forms sold by druggists with price shown.
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Carlton
Treas
Dee
Fraudulent Health Claims From Early Advertisements
Disjointed ad text touts cures for youth issues and sexual weaknesses, promises a “Great remedy” found in South America, and instructs readers to mail a misaddressed envelope to New York. Claims include whitening teeth and lips with “OZODONT” and “life-giving” color, with aggressive canvassing for a catalog and terms.
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Arninnimary
South America
Roy Dosepa
Ivan
Station D
New York City
Ang Iawit
Local Scoundrel Deserts Bride After Vows
A June marriage ends in desertion as James Ronson abandons his wife after promising a life together. Her relatives compel him to marry, but he deserts again, causing her heartbreak and a crippling vigil in Orange Bloosome. A brother retaliates with a beating. In another tale a preacher’s shocking nuptial is witnessed amid a village fever dream.
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Polk Township
Morsay
Ind
McGrea
Rome
Amon Lawrence
Allen County
Molle Craven
Wells County
McGrea Cams
James Fulton
Lawrence
bin Farm
Salem Commissioner Sale of Notion and Private Sale
The Salem Commissioner announces a private sale of a tract described as the twenty seven feet of Jolky Son’s property, including parcels in Wayne and Salt City, with payment terms of one third cash and balance in eighteen months, interest, and a deed of transfer upon completion. Names include Mary Arndt, Tobey Ullecke, and Jomps J. Jenkinson. sale conducted in Allon County court.
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Allon
Mary Arndt
Dunuarg
Wayne
Kairnton
Nauer
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