Harper's Magazine bound volumes and index offers
Harper Brothers advertises bound volumes of Harper's Magazine for three years, cloth binding, mail options prepaid, and a 70 volume index from June 1850 to June 1880. Payment by post office money order or draft recommended. newspapers are instructed not to republish the notice.
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Harper's Weekly Illustrated 1890 Subscriptions and Volumes
Harper and Brothers announces Harper's Weekly illustrated edition with bold praise for its fairness and literary variety. Subscriptions begin with current issue, and bound volumes of three years’ back issues are available in cloth or binding, mailed postpaid within price limits.
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Harper's Bazar subscription and pricing notes
Harper's Bazar details its content and audience and lists serials by Olive Thorne Miller Christine Tor hone Herrick and Mary Lowe Dickinson. It announces upcoming serials by Walter Besant and F E Robinson and provides pricing for volumes cloth binding and delivery options through Harper & Brothers New York.
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Harper's Young People promises varied tales in 1899 number
Harper's Young People volume eleven begins with November 5 1899 and offers naval length forals and parts of stories by Stoddard Little Coryall Sangster and Maycaen with fairy tales by Howard Pyle and Frank M Bicknell. Short stories by Howells Page Wilkins Roakard Prescott Roarkard Ker Butterworth Swett Johnson and others accompany juvenile library aims. Specimen copy costs two cents with single issues five cents and orders to Harper Brothers New York.
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Farm advice and economic notes from a rural era
A wide, mixed excerpt covers American exports, income estimates for John D. Rockefeller, farm labor wages over time, farm management lessons, and anecdotes. It includes remarks on corn shipments from New Orleans, the strawberry business metaphor, and guides on hog feeding, sheep care, and grapevine pruning with old rural wisdom and examples.
Property Warranties Among Records in Sparland Journal
Real estate notices show numerous warranty deeds and land transfers across Sparland Lacon Wenona and Belle Plain. Entries include parcels in Bennington Lacon Sparland and Wenona with buyers like John Card Harriet Frickey J Hodge and J Ong and sellers such as Leonard Wetz RS Bennington and Clara S Phelps.
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Ely's Cream Balm Offers Catarrh Relief in Nostrils
A new idea in Ely's Cream Balm treats catarrh by cleansing and healing rather than drying. It is not a liquid or snuff and is easily expired into the nostrils. The remedy promises magical relief after thorough use and costs 50 cents, with a child friendly 60 cent version also available for hay fever and colds in the head.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Data Though a Woman Attorney
A Milwaukee scene reports on a groundbreaking moment as a woman becomes the first to plead before the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The article notes the graduate status of Miss Pier from the University of Wisconsin Law Department and mentions her lawyer parents and a trio practicing together in Milwaukee. It also hints at family members studying for the bar and a crowded courtroom reflecting public interest.
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