Senate Leader Gyaroror Tnacunps Leads In Senate Replacement
The piece discusses political notes on leadership in the Senate with mentions of Ben Butler reforms and Massachusetts woman suffrage politics. It references figures like Ben Butler and local New York commentary, noting party dynamics and proposed tax and civil service reforms shaping the next Congress.
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Guyaror
Te Senate
David Davis
Ben Buller
Ben Butler
New York
Quer
Ben Anid
Massachusetts
Benwiler
Old Ben
Puteast
Wecter
Sens To Peen
Pevraex
Chex
Dameratio
Mimdu
Congress
Tineh
Chicagea Tribune
Aktee Tarrison
Chicage
Menal
Decin
Curlish
Harty
Lin ‘Bon
He Business and
Indus
Red Party
Ladianapolis
Dour Na
Bad Meat From Diseased Animals Study
John Gambee argues up to one fifth of country meat comes from diseased animals. He cites pleuro-pneumonia and foot and mouth disease, noting slaughtered diseased cattle may be eaten or processed, while healthy meat remains firm and fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gambee
Cost of Pensions and Anecdotes of Ole Bull
A humorous column recalls Bishop Wilberforce misreadings and his clever retorts to the nickname Soapy Sam. It also covers Ole Bull's Lexington stop and Washington politicos seeking performances, with Clay and Bennett figures noting reactions to the violinist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vishop Wilberforce
Englad
Savinh Snevess
Sam
Tooth
Ole Bull
Lexington
May Clay
Mr. Clay
Washington
My. Bennett
the Herald
Mr. Bennett
Origins and evolution of glass making through ages
The article traces glass from ancient claims to modern mastery, noting Tubal Cain legends, Pliny and Tacitus anecdotes, and Josephus stories about glass origins. It cites Egyptian tomb depictions around 8500 B C showing early furnace use, medieval windows, and Roman adoption, concluding that only optics are modern exclusive inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
Palestine
Bolus
Adoss
Tacitus
Josephus
Israel
Beni Haswam
Egypt
Duke of Northumberland
Herculaneum
Pompeii
Brick Architecture and Urban Identity in Nineteenth Century America
The piece discusses a shift back to brick in urban construction, praising brick's climate resilience and honesty of design. It references Archibald Augusts and ancient Roman brickwork, contrasts brick with marble and stone, and notes how brick houses with terra cotta exteriors and mineral wood interiors convey authenticity. The article mentions a Census Bureau table on saloons in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Minnral Woods
Wien Langeest
Augusts
Ninevali
Dr. Marchisi’s Catholicon and Pile Cure Sale
A historical ad noting Dr. Marchisi’s Catholicon and other tonics including a “Rock Candy Cough Cure” and pile remedies. Mentions doctored phrases, money-back guarantees, and sales through Swants, Dras, Daughters, Wives, and Mothers with prices like 25 cents to $1.50. Also promotes Griggs' Glycerine Salve as a skin treatment and pile cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swants Dras
Marchisi
Utica
N.Y
Swants Bios
Griggs
Emmert & Burrell
Atv
Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Seasonal Health Benefits
A 1881 testimonial from Berlin & Co. praises Brown's Iron Bitters for preventing disease by keeping the system in perfect condition. It claims strength through winter, blood enrichment in spring, toning effects in summer, and resilience to seasonal shocks, noting its protection against impure water and miasmatic air and warning against imitations.
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United States
WATT
Census Bureau
Arkanhias
California
Colombo
Guy Oes Farid
Louisiana
Vane
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Mary Stuart
Marehis
Swakrs Dres
S. Berlin
H. S. Berlin & Co
le Droit
Washington, D.C
Brown
Brown Chemical Co
Baltimore
Second National Bank
Prebport
Capital
Ati Wis A, Redplnider
Bowakob L
Harroon Weber Addases
Diwvaes
Alka
Jacob Krohn, Pres, John
Acoh Scroten, Pw, Hance, Alatane Hower , H Blkex
Yan B. Taylor
Jacob Krohn
Boyrre
Krom
Jurgen
Kastarn
WM. Massenberg
Stephenson St
Freeport, Ill
Hettinger, Collmann & Co
Dos General Beuklug Lunowe, Ome Ot Incorporated
Ake
Il Taggart
PEN Tits
Firat Nokona Bank
Mann's Building
Freeport
Kingsley & Miles
Oflom Over Riaon'a
Stephen. Con
van Buren Atreeta
Tonle
W. W. Krape
Dent Ats Mooms
Knowlton Brothers’ Bank
Oppoalts Boldiere’ Monument
Freeport, IL Make
Taylor & Son
Thilen
Innite
Lahod Freeport
Vanad
Philip Geib
Gaiens Avenue
Neon Street
Court House
Port I. T
J. R. Wacner
KkPolice
Omos
Munna
W. Avott Agney
Korva
LaSalle Acco
OIS Central Railroad
Aoux
Amodation
W. B
Jonnson
Gen. Pass
Chicago
Murphey
Apt
Til
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
Eant
Milwkee
Tay Pasa
Liniam
Keath
Shicago & Northwestern Railway
Ourg Eaer
Fisep Paasenger
Art Ryprese
Bi Wen MeNger
Fxprea
Wight
Republican Printing House
Sulebila
Atkins & Kellogg
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Dakota
Iowa
LaCrosse
Winona
St.paul
Minneapolis
Madison
Prairie du Chien
Mason City
Sioux City
Yankton
Albart Lea
Aberdeen
Dubuque
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Merit
AYO Caton Tarr
Enem
Ion Dnaak
Ayer
UU. Clark
Hal Ori
Gen
Age
TRG
Orem
Illinois
Howton
Morteages
HMSO
Atau
Ott
HL Ah
M. Hettinger
Prealent
F. Gund
Prompt
Ative
SARK
John Freesmann
Fred. Flachtmeier
Denlar In
Joliet
Galena and
Adame Strenta
Illinom Dum
Chicago & North-Western Railway
Mires
Michigan
Minnesott
Makota
Manitoust
Nebraska
Color
Wyoming
Utah
Idhilo
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Terriory
Hellish Columbia
Ching
Japan
Sandwich Islands
Auntralia
New 4Ratend
Illino Central
Tow
Central
Union
West
ST. Pave
North Andorthwest
Tih
J.D. Layng
Marvin Hughtt
Sibley's
Hiram Sibley
ECO
Landreths
David Landreth & Sons
Jelphia
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