Salisburys Careiase in Dresn and Fashion Flair
A garbled satire describes Lord Salisbury as the most badly groomed man in Dresn, noted for a disordered wardrobe and dour demeanor, then pivots to advertisements for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Had several tonics claiming cures, followed by a quack medicine pitch and a final rural warning about farming work for boys.
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Dresn
Lord Salisbury
Long
Diepne
Discase
Hell
Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ghia
Comfort to California on Surlington Route excursions
An Omaha notice promotes weekly tours to California with through sleepers from Omaha to San Francisco and Los Angeles. Second class tickets accepted. contact a local agent or J Francis, GP&T A, Omaha to arrange tickets and berths. Also includes health ads and varied product pitches.
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California
Omaha
San Francisco
Los Angeles
J. Francis
Neb
Drummer Boy of Shiloh Recalls Civil War Fronts
Professor J H Munro, a veteran drum boy of the Sixth Tennessee Infantry, recounts his Civil War experiences from the Battle of Shiloh to Gettysburg and Petersburg. He describes marches, prison rail journeys, and battles, sharing vivid memories of Stuart, Jackson, and Lee and the end of the war.
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Shiloh
J. H. Munros
Dlineis Conservatory of Magic
Jacksonville
Gome
Sixth Tens Infantry
Brydon
Bret Tdéutenant Holliday
Phillips
The Saher’a Story Recall and Cavalry Tune
A survivor recalls a cavalry saber and the marching call Boots and Saddles. The memory transports to a farm kitchen at Pratdy Station Virginia after the war. He notes buying the saber for two silver dollars and reflects on past loyalties and times.
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Kensington mansion to become Royal Academy residence
Sir Frederick Laighton plans to bequeath his mansion at Kensington to the Royal Academy as an official residence for future presidents of the society. The report highlights the estate as a magnificent house. The rest discusses syrup of figs and a tangent on medical tonics and a humorous remark about a widower with eleven children.
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John Spader
Frederick Laighton
Kensington
Royal Academy
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