Mormon Gold Coinage From Utah Narrated In 19th Century
A historical overview traces Mormon gold pieces issued in Utah from 1849 to 1860 with denominations of 2.50, 5, 10 and 20 dollars. It notes designs by Campbell and Barlow, variants across years, and the eye mitre motif on the twenty dollar piece, plus rare specimens and auction history. The article ends with a devotional meditation from the Nashville Advocate.
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Utah
Brigham Young
Robert Campbell
James M. Barlow
Campbell
Great Lake City
James B. “Onasore
United States
California
South Temple Atri
Salt Lake City
Sacramento
Cal
Callahan
eRion
Chief Ground for Thanksgiving The Pardoned Sin
The article emphasizes pardon of sin as the core reason for thanksgiving and a central need of the awakened soul. It argues sin’s burden and stain, the light of forgiveness, and the transforming experience of pardoned sinners, urging readers toward forgiveness as essential and available through God.
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O. P. Fitzgerald
Baby's Own Tablets Ad Claims Safe Cure All Ailments
An advertisement from Mrs. Andre Tremblay of Sayabec Quebec touts Baby's Own Tablets as the best medicine for minor childhood ailments with a government analyst's guarantee of no opiate. It cites use for newborns and growing children and includes a testimonial about skin disease indigestion and teething. Sold by mail or medicine dealers for 25 cents per box from Dr Williams Medicine Co Brockville Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andre Tremblay
Sayabec
Quebec
Habitual Drunkards Due to Innate Mental Defect
English physician Dr. R Welsh Braithwaite argues after a 25 year study that habitual inebriety stems from congenital or acquired mental mechanism defects. He says alcohol exposes preexisting issues, doubts normal acquisition of habitual drunkenness, and notes high rates of mental defect among inebriates while urging early control and symptom relief.
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R. Welsh Braithwaite
Society For
Hiss Norman Kerr
The
London Morning Post
Father Remains Interested in Son’s Learning, Generations Echoed
Dialogue from Harper's Weekly recalls Crawford and Crabshaw discussing a father's affection for his son's studies. The father claims the boy can now count to a thousand, highlighting a household emphasis on education and growth.
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Crawford
Crabshaw
Craw
Harper’s Weekly
Average Arab Drinks Nine or Ten Cups of Coffee Daily
A reader reports that average Arab individuals consume about nine to ten cups of coffee each day. The note reflects general beverage habits rather than a scientific survey.
George Westinghouse The Inventor Hero of Real Life Romance
Portrait of George Westinghouse detailing his rise from derailment incident spark to air brake invention and vast industrial empire. The piece highlights his resilience amid financial troubles, leadership of Westinghouse Air Brake Co and Westinghouse Electric, and his role shaping American industry worldwide.
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George Westinghouse
Westinghouse Company
Mhay
Westinghouse
America
Napoleon
United States
Westinghouses
Fifth Avenue
Schnectady
N. Y
Nfe
General Electric Company
Thomas A. Edison
George
Herman
Schnectzdy
Albany
Pittsburg
Alexander & Woods
Schrectady
Troy
Ralph Bagley
Steubenville
Worthington
Panhandle
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Himsek
Goulard
Gibbs
Franklin Pope
England
THE
Electric Company
Westinghouse Electric Company
France
Germany
Russia
Westinghouse Bro
Suffering Women and Dr Williams Pink Pills Advert
An Ontario testimonial claims Dr Williams Pink Pills revive weak health and restore blood. A Welland woman describes relief from headaches heart palpitations and weight loss after two months of use. Pills sold 50 cents each or six for 2.50 from dealers or Brockville company.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co
Brockville, Ont
Cedar shades in shoes set fashion for summer
The article notes a wide demand for stylish boots and shoes for indoor and outdoor wear this season. It highlights leather options and new cedar shades along with Empire green and Nattier blue, plus canvas shoes in colored linens to match mauve blue or green and white outfits.
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Singiars
Deseret Assay Office
Young
Nashville
Boston
Scott
Pitsburg
New York
Canada
Alf
Mont Cenis
Ae Pa “S
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