Lovell Safety Bicycle Debuts Low Price High Grade Model
The Lovell Diamond Safety bicycle, praised as high quality and affordable, is presented by the John P. Lovell Arms Company of Boston. The firm, established in 184é, celebrates its 50th anniversary on June 14 last year with founder John D. Lovell still active in leadership.
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John P. Lovell Arms Company
Boston
America
Europe
Joh P. Lovell
Lovell Diamond Safety
New England
United States
John BP. Lovell Arms Company
Me Joba DP
Lovell
Syndicates eye retail drug stores in English profits
Inquiry reveals English syndicates seeking expansion into U S retail drug stores with plans discussed in regional markets. A respondent questions which state markets might be targeted, mentioning Wisconsin or Kansas as possible examples.
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Jowsa
Nansus
Deafness Cure Found In Catarrh Relieflisted Ads
A 19th century column describes deafness caused by a clogged auditory tube and claims catarrh treatment can restore hearing. Offers one hundred dollars for genuine cure and promotes Wall's Catarrh Cure from Blt. Cheney & Co. Also notes odd ads and a language puzzle about cream potatoes in Zululand and a Crescent-marked product.
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Wall
Denlirs
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Guin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Permanent Cure
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the constitutional remedy for catarrh and blood impurities. It claims other tonics give only temporary relief while this medicine removes the cause, promising lasting benefits with one daily dose.
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Hool
Shilohs Cure Promises New Consumption Remedy
The advertisement touts Shilohs Cure as a historic Great Couch Cure with universal druggist availability and a free sample bottle for every home in the United States and Canada. It urges use for coughs sore throats bronchitis and even consumption and markets Shilohs Porous Plaster as a supplementary product.
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United States
Canada
Shiloh
Women Boomers in Oklahoma Frontier Politics and Peril
The piece profiles female boomers led by Nannetta Daisy and others as brave frontier figures in Oklahoma Indian Territory. It recalls their claims fights with a railroad engineer, Catharine Labourier Dallas, Pearl Younger, Nellie Bruce, and others, noting shootings, defiance, and public support while praising their honor and resilience.
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Nannetta Daisy
Indian Territory
Nanuetta
Kentucky
Amazon
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Catharine Labourier Dallas
Kate
Texas
Pearl Younger
Belle Starr
Nellie Bruce
Sun
Bull Tries to Stop Train in Sardis Tale
H. B. Crain recalls a comic incident on a passenger train near Sardis Bliss. A small red bull ran ahead on the track as the train halted for an obstacle, finally colliding with a freight car and breaking its neck.
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Peabody Hotel
Sardis
Bliss
Iail
Afempsis Algalanche
Appeal
How a Goat of Tar Feels
A St Louis Globe-Democrat correspondent describes tar and feathering as extraordinarily painful and dangerous. Hardened tar sticks like cement, obstructs perspiration, and removal requires days with painful peeling and hair pulling. Deaths have occurred, and victims endure excruciating torment.
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Wyomings
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Ex-convict Linked to Noted UA Writer
Fragment quotes discuss a University of Alabama figure famed for polished sentences and label another person as an ex-convict. The dialogue hints at literary reputation and criminal background in a Baltimore America context.
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Indead
Bailimore America
Spectacle Hunt Turns Up On Top Of Head
A comical scene in the newspaper office has a fussy man hiring an advertising clerk to place a lost spectacle ad. The clerk reveals the mystery: the man’s gold rimmed glasses sit atop his head, prompting laughter and a lesson on practical jokes.
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India
Ikely
The Favored Classes and Public Notices
The column promotes B F Johnson & Co Richmond Va for part time work promising financial improvement with years of experience. It also notes British soldier mortality rates and endorses Kemp s Balsam and Crown s Bronchial Tracheas for respiratory issues. A Sacramento district potato crop shortfall is cited with 60 000 bushels left undug.
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B. F. Johnson & Co
Richmond
Sao
California
Saecramento
Castoria Brand Slogan Promotes Gentle Child Care
An old advertisement notes Castoria for babies sickness and growth stages. It traces use from infancy to motherhood, highlighting Castoria as a trusted remedy through generations. The catchy rhyme advertises Castoria as the preferred medicine for children and families.
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Castoria
Castoris
Global noble steam companies and railway reforms news
The text notes 180 major steam nonvigation firms with breakdowns by country and mentions 15 in the United States. It also previews a Great Britain railway board's discussion on ending class distinctions and includes a medical patent claim about a nerve restorer with dubious trial terms. It ends with a French note on birds disappearing and nests destroyed.
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United States
German Syrup Proves Remedy for Throat Ailments
A Martinsville New Jersey Methodist parsonage story cites Rev W H Haccarty praising Boschee's German Syrup for hoarseness and coughing. He recounts a fourteen year old cold that hampered pulpit duties and notes quick, lasting relief after using the remedy.
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Martinsville
N.J
Boschee
W. HH
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