The Hustler Printer’s Ink Brings Jobs to All in Need
The Danville Commercial News praises the hustler of printer’s ink as a tireless promoter of work. He aids laborers, supports the poor, helps women earn wages, and sells goods from pins to guns in vast cargoes. He claims to serve both small and great, working day and night to bring money to those in need.
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Printer’s Ink
Danville Commercial News
Time has wrought wonderful changes in rail debate
A 1827 Lancaster school board refused a debate on railroads calling them an “infidel” device and refusing travel by steam. The article notes public opinion has shifted, with people now recognizing railroads' importance and the need for fair treatment by regulators and emphasis on conservation in regulation.
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Journal of Education
Educational Magazine
School Board of
Lancaster
Hell
Our Native Town Citizens and Local Pride Highlighted
The piece lauds a native town’s indispensable citizen as a living beacon of local pride. It praises those who know every point of interest, steer outsiders toward honor and progress, and overlook shortcomings with true patriotism.
Rabbit Hunt on the Mountain and a Catfish Pie
A rustic speaker recounts trapping rabbits on a steep mountain, feeding them to irate cows, then hurrying to his beloved Eulalie, ending with a curious image of drinking a slice of catfish pie despite the odd sequence of events.
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Eulalie
Two Golden Days Belief on Yesterdays and Tomorrows
Robert J Burdette argues for living only in today as two days of fear free existence endures Yesterday and Tomorrow. He cites the healing power of Infinite Love and urges embracing the present with patience and hope.
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Robert J. Burdette
What a Pretty Maid Can Do
A playful verse notes a pretty maid can enthrall men, provoke fools, spark desire, and inspire envy. It contrasts her charm with the reactions of bachelors and young bloods, claiming she embodies endless social power and admiration.
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Simon
Take Liv-Ver-Lax And Feel Well
An ad promotes Grigsby’s Liv-Ver-Lax as a liver remedy to reduce headaches indigestion and lethargy. It claims natural action safer than calomel and offers a money back guarantee at 50 cents a bottle, sold at Jourdan’s Drug Store with a protected bottle label. Public notice ends with a corn shelling ad.
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Grigsby
LK Grigsby
Jourdan's
For Sale Mules Wagon and Harness Ad
For sale mules weighing 900 pounds each and a wagon 23-4. Will sell cash or credit. Everything in good condition. See me for a bargain. ady 16 21 Mrs AB Moser.
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Ady
AB Moser
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