Southern virtues praised by national publication
A Ladies Home Journal editorial extols the South as a model of religous devotion patriotism and conservative progress. It contrasts Southern calm Sunday observance with Chicago's World’s Fair debates and lauds Southern families teaching religion and love of country while advancing steady rational progress.
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Ladies Home Journal
The
Home Journal
Atlanta
Chicago
South
Ion
America
Drummond's Lightning Remedy Claimed Cure for Rheumatism
James M Brooks of Washington Avenue St Louis declares he suffered rheumatism for years and was fully restored by Drummond's Lightning Remedy. He praises the product as the greatest on earth and urges others to send $5 to the Drummond Medicine Co New York for two large bottles. The treatment lasts one month and promises to cure ordinary cases. Agents are sought and a 25 cent sample is offered.
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Jackson
Georgia
James M. Brooks
Washington
Ave
St. Louis
Drummond
Drummond Medicine Co
New York
Wanted 100 Bashels of Large Corn
A short notice seeking 100 bashels of large corn from A. G. Hrrceuuxs. The misspelled name suggests a local buyer offering to purchase grain, with emphasis on quantity and grade. No further details on delivery or price are provided in the fragment.
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A. G. Hrrceuuxs
Florida
Tampa
Jackson
Glass eye and watch puzzle eye inspector in Pittsburgh mystery
A Pennsylvanian railroad eye exam order spawns a curious package to the inspector. A glass eye and an old watch arrive with a note from Anthony Driscoll explaining a humorous escape from a mistaken blind spot. The clipping ends with a mix of quotes and short moral anecdotes.
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Pennsylvania Company
Jerry Sullivan
Dominick Coolley
Danny Doherty
Anthony Driscoll
Pittsburg Dispatch
Buckien's Arnica Salve advertised for many ailments
Chopped hands and chilblains are among conditions claimed to be cured by Buckien's Arnica Salve with a money back guarantee. The advertisement notes a price of 2 cents per box and lists R.G. Bryan as the seller.
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R.G. Bryan
Salvation Army Plans City Thanksgiving Dinner
The Salvation Army prepares a Thanksgiving feast for the city's poor with front street banners on Commerce. The annual dinner has grown into a notable charity, with soldiers and lassies aiding the needy daily and supplying meals to the starving. Provisions are being arranged for the feast.
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Salvation Army
Commerce Street
Prevent germ growth by nourishment and Scott's Emulsion
The ad explains mold forms on bread after moisture and compares it to consumption. It stresses that germs thrive when the body is weak and urges a well nourished condition with Scott’s Emulsion to strengthen the body. It notes fast absorption of the oil and lists prices 50c and 1.60.
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Scott
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