Fragmented Quips and Anecdotes Chronicle Curious Era
A collage of pithy maxims, jokes, and social notes from old papers. Observations range from philosophy and travel to odd anecdotes, editorials, and snippets about fashion, marriage, and schooling, with several named places and figures referenced.
Ambitious Seekers in New York Stock Exchange Seats
A Brooklyn Union-Argus note hints at men willing to pay up to $10,000 for NYSE seats, contrasting with little concern for heavenly rewards. The remark frames the modern, money-driven pursuit of access to elite markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Marm
Cincinnati
England
Congress
New York Herald
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Heavenly Kingdom
Brooklyn Union-Argus
Voodoo Doctor’s $100 Cure and Various News Snippets
A voodoo doctor in Montgomery claims snakes and eggs in air cause illness and offers to destroy them for $100. Also notes on strawberry balsam remedies, a pauper burial scheme, Hop Bitters cures, and other brief items including a Cincinnati bride’s loss, Wistar’s Balsam claims, a St. Paul incident, grape wine use, Arnica Salve ad, and cheap hack fare discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Marlner
Chicago
Lawrence
Montgomery
Ala
London
Paris
Hall
Speer
Oporto
The Secret of Happiness Remedy Advertisement
An optimistic ad touts Dr. Rixa’s New Discovery for consumption and throat lung ailments. It claims thousands cured and invites readers to visit Allen's Drug Store at 321f for proof and purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addyes CG. A
Cook & CG
Chicago
U. S
Canadas
Randy
Alfred Speer
Passaic
N. J
Allen
Robbing a Poor Man of His Beer and More
A verse quarrel mocks harsh charity and the idea of giving a poor man a home and education. The speaker questions the motives of robbing a man of his beer while granting him comforts and literacy, calling it malice and spite and suggesting the heart is hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
California
Rhode Island
Buffalo Sunday Times
China
Dexter
New York News
Jay Gould
Philadelphia
New Philadelphia
Keeley
Maine
Steubenville
Sis
New York World
Bangor
Portland
An Even Exchange Between Neighbors Over Servants
A well dressed woman asks about Mrs. Brown and learns they have not spoken in six weeks. The reason is that the two families have exchanged servants, ending their previous close terms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sickhead
Carter
Carter Medicine
Erie
War
Craig
Warner
K. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Ig Acta
As Y
Leibig Medicine #Co
Dearborn St
Ince
Tryrr
jBend
Ephraim Brown
Lowell
Mass
Seel Orrent
Charles
Sheffield
Connecticut
America
Sheffield Ware
Longfellow
Four Winds
Peoria
Rocke
Cradle of the Deep
Cleveland Herald
Sharon
Bancroft
Emma Abbott
Jenny Lind
Malibran
Grisi
Viardot-Garcia
Catadani Albani
Lyric
Packard
Ansonia Sentinel
Grand Rapids, Mich
New York Independent
Gen. Hancock
Philadelphia Times
Battle of
Gettysburg
Gen. Garfield
Gen. Thomas
McClure
Crumpton
Katherine Kahley
Germany
Wistar
St. Paul
Bucklen
Jerome Allen
Braceries
Phillip Albaugh
Hathaway Block
Statuay
Colliver & Darnall
Bainbridge, Ind
Putnam
And
Hendricks Counties
Green House
Vine and
Walnut Streets
John Wilson
Fionest
Philander Wiley
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Office
Marion
Monroe
Clinton
Madison
Tps
Plainfield
Parke County
Clay An
Greencastle
Traders
Phoenix
Hartford
Pega Ans
Theis & Newpenr
Landes’ Drug Store
East Washington Street
Wif
G. W. Bence
Ireen Castle
Ind
Mulhern
St Evans
DE Vore
Physicians and Surgeons
Donnahue & Lewis
Landes Drug Store
Washington St
H. H. Mathias
Enatsside Square
J. Rh. Miller
T. T. Moore
Mi.Ler & Moore
Attorneys At Law Real & Estate Agents
Gteencastle Ind
Office Bayne’s
James J. Sutney
Will G. Nery
Smiley & Neff
Albin’s Black
South Side Public Square
Sype
Co. C. Wells
Breas
New York Tribune
Speler
Cay
Lancaster
Messender OF Health
Mishler Herb Bitters Co
Parker
Uliar
Benxarr Jones
Sd St
Eric
LEWS
G.T. Lewis & Menzies Co
Ikidney
R. WH. Clark
South Kero
Nelson Fairchild
of &J. Albans
Kenya
Hogaron
Berkshire
Wells, Richardson & CO
Burlington
Vie
Harris
Harris Remedy Co
Th & Market
Ste, &T. Louis
Meo
St. Lowin
Mos