Something for the Girls Ween’s Complaint and Moral Debate
A fragmentary, strongly critical era discussion explores women’s behavior, dress, and respectability. It references a society party, an artist, and a public debate on female propriety, urging caution against sensationalism and urging readjustment of perceived female restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gol
Orig
Wells
Mowat Lie
Pradery
Chita
Peter
Alain
Evan
Walla
A Kentucky Murder Axe Near Louisville
A brutal affair unfolded near Louisville Kentucky as Valentine Rabbit shot Jacob Rein at the Wirz home during a failed wedding postponement. Rein died around 11 PM after being wounded by Rabbitt who fled. Rabbitt insists he acted in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Wirs
Mothe
Tiszie
Jacob Rein
Valentie Rabbitt
Lizzie
Rabbitt
Hein
Hain
Rabbitts
Senve
Wetler
Quet
Piltern
Peter Rein
Kein
Valentine
Honce
Iik Grests
Dhirilees Sehurcine
Cgaar
Alood
Ofelock
Jochee Af Ciewinder
Public Debt Statement and Bonds Recap
The issue lists the current public debt by category with principal and interest figures, certificates, and notes. It includes totals for debt bearing interest, demand notes, and gold notes, plus a brief recapitulation of bonds purchased and Pacific Railway debt adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teil Léa
Re Sabold
Mareh
Troasnyy
BRAUN
Goth
Pacific
Internet
Crincipal Onuaetan Ditto
Sss
Cecces
Tranuyyirdat
Hari
United Mater
A Barber Prank and Canal Steam Craft Debate
A humorous tale from two towns on the Connecticut River shows a barber selling bear’s oil that proves to be lamp oil. A clerk pays for it, endures a prior shave, then later receives a prank shampoo of rank oil and protests, refunded costs, and a public stir. The item moves to a novel canal steam craft contest promising swift navigation with rotary propulsion and no rudder, then political notes on French elections and assorted health ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut River
Jim
New York State
Warner's Wire-Gan Brrrers touted as vitalizing cure
An advertisement promises Dr Warner's Wire-Gan Brrrers will strengthen weak constitutions. It claims each drop holds stimulating regenerative and regulating power, comparing the mix to steam and oil for the body and noting it contains no fiery excitants, only herbal extracts for healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dox
A. Warken
Tietor
BleDonato & Co
Drugxma & Ben
Bon Francisco
California
J. Walker
R.H. McDonald & Co, Druggista
Gen
San Francisco
Commerce ‘Street
New York
Munn & CO
Publishers Scientific Abmerican
Park Row
GI Anersl Purchasing and Business Agency
Ackiress
J.-M
Addreve
M. Wagner & Co
Marshal Jah
Phila
Richmond, Frederesburg and
Potormee
Richmond
EL B. Newburm
Richmond, Va
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Kentucky
State Department
Wien
Auirenney
Erettaiape
Neenwrth
Wbortdk
Switel
Newark Arister
Elizabeth
Leen
Maeruus
Boeltenks
Jossie Appearinen
Wiilie
Lion’s
Albany
N.Y
Fonda Grosebyck
Sylvester Havens
Tartford
Havens
Pama
Mintalena Bay
Tower California Company
la May
San Fracisco
Lower
Navy Mint
Inbernet Tae Bia
Maputiuy Easy Ees Intercat
Paich
New York Forse Disease
Altiny
AQ Vanoa
Anna Hostares
Massiehusetts
Iuncds
Alaxandin McAxeny
Millbrook
Duchess and Coluinbin
M. Rochefort
Suevembal
France
Thiers
Radicala
Jornal
Ces Deheis
Friends of Order
Siecle
Caswrun, Hazann & Co
New Haven
Sandwich Islands
Conwrnu
Saaw & Winnanp MP Co
Centre St
Bonos Saxo Goun
United States
Lasheon
Panson
Johson
Hil Ahoux
Nat Ri Oliver
Ohio
Penncylynnia Gn Oopes
Ata Hk
State Factory
Ciren “ Estimated - AG Ags
Euus—Blute
Peereres
TREAT
Bravie—Choten
Primi
Eacee
Sioux Carrix
Comnon
Fae
Seeeas
Gond Ta Chatco
Berren
Horteller
Pr. K. Pherman
Bhelontep
Henry Beecher
Ploymence
Navy
Addreva da
Harvey
South Bend
Int
ORK
Milton Wradley &Jo
Pringfield
Hebe River
Thea-Nectar
Church St
Thea Nevin
Kir Uei
Elnb
Great American Tea CO
Vesey Street
Plc
Hon
Keathy Mall
Perry Davis
Ain
Ain Killer
India
Africa
China
Aen Hiller Xee
Draggiete
Vscanreg Ny
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Cramer
Wis
Northwestern
UNIGN
Milwaukee, Wie
Pawl
Missouri
Atlantic and Pacific
R. R
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