Hie Huta Hemocent Democrat Publishing Subscrip Fees
Public notice style listing subscriptions and rates for Democrat Publishing Company Indiana Pennsylvania. Includes advance payment terms, discontinuance, and arrears. Also lists various advertising rates and names of advertising agencies such as Lyman Morse George Batten Remington Bros Ayer Lord Thomas and others.
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New York
Lyman D. Morse
Park Row
George Batten
Potter Bde
Remington Bros
Broadway
Pyigadmlputa
N.W. Ayer & Son
Cor
8Th
Chestnut
Gov. A. Regar Advert'g Co
Privature
Remgton Bros
Pannbldg
Pennave
Antgano
Lord & Thomas
Randolph At
Louis N. Ullesmann& Co
Finding the Lost Lamb and Punishment Reflections
A southern friend recalls a tale of a farmer’s daughter who wanders to the city, hears her father’s lonesome cry, and is reclaimed. The piece reflects on punishment’s benefits, noting varied views from readers, especially youths, about discipline and guidance. It also includes a light quip about Panama hats and a joke exchange.
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Eugene
Thim
Mr. Field
Youths' Companion Price Listing From Devocray Ad
An OCR fragment shows a price offer for The Youths' Companion and the Devocray pamphlet with a notably low rate of $225 and a one year subscription price of $1.00. The readable words indicate an advertising notice for periodicals and a bargain rate.
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Pauocway
Orators in Parliament Show Varied Speaking Styles
A survey of British MPs notes Gladstone’s high days as a benchmark while Chamberlain stands out for forceful gestures. Balfour lacks fluency and Wyndham appears too polished. Brodrick delivers robotic, regular cadence. Campbell-Bannerman uses a rapid tile trick. Harcourt, Morley, and Asquith display distinct mannerisms and careful prep.
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Gladstone
Joseph Chamberlain
The
Chicago Chronicle
Mr. Balfour
Chamberlain
Mr. Wyndham
Mr. Brodrick
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
William Harcourt
Morley
Asquith
Descendants of David Claim Kingly Lineage Across Europe
Genealogical notes report that the Imeretinsky line of the Bagration family traces to King David, with recognition in Byzantine annals and the Annuaire de la Noblesse de Russie. They descended from Jewish origins, later converting to Christianity, with monks noted in the fifteenth century. Also included are items on sea captain qualifications, ship crew norms, and a humorous exchange from Collier's Weekly about a fire incident.
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David
Ueber Land and Meer
Alexandar Konstantinowicz Imeretinsky
Russia
Warsaw
Imeretinskys
Bagration
Constantin Porphyrogeneta
Almanach de Gotha
Europe
Annuaire de la Noblesse de Russie Contenant
Les
l'Empire
Imperial
St. Petersburg
Imeretinsky
David I
Annunire
Dimes
Collier's Weekly
Man credits Dr Pierce remedy for weight gain and recovery
Mr. Thomas A Swarts of Columbus writes of severe headaches stomach cramps kidney and liver trouble and extreme weakness. After trying multiple doctors he says eight bottles of Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery in six weeks restored his health and he gained twenty seven pounds. He offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser and mail order note.
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Matty
Pierce
Golden Medical
Thomas A. Swarts
Columbus
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Work & Son Promotes Ivers & Pond Pianos
The firm claims extensive study of piano making after a tour of eastern factories led by Mr. Work Sr. They promise to reveal details of the Ivers & Pond at their store opposite the Court House, asserting the Boston brand costs more at the factory than rival high grade pianos sell for in profit.
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Mr. Work Sr
Ivers & Pond
Boston
Mass
Food fads and live meals spark curious diet debates
A 19th century discussion surveys changing food fads from meat and fish diets to living foods. It notes comparisons among lions, elephants, and whales, cites a Japanese live fish dish, and mentions an American officer surviving years on canned goods. The piece blends humor with critique of fad diets.
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Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post
Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion Book Issued
The Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Department has issued its Winter Excursion Book. It describes leading winter resorts in the East and South, lists routes and combinations, and includes travel rates. The publication is free at principal offices or by postpaid request to Geo W Boyd at Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Youths' Companion and Democrat Offer Remarkably Low Price
A combined offer for The Youths' Companion and The Democrat ends at a striking $2.25 for a year. The Youths' Companion costs $1.74 and The Democrat $1.00 per year, a notable bundled deal for readers.
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Companion
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