Health Patent Medicines and Public Notices in 19th Century Ads
A collage of consumer notices and ads covers patent medicines from Williams Pink Pills to catarrh cures, with endorsements and prices. It includes commentary on shoe pricing, local merchants, and a tongue in cheek jab at advertising tactics, reflecting everyday commerce in a bustling town. The chapter features names like Dr Williams and F J Cheney and venues such as Schenectady and Toledo, along with advisory notes on mercury-based remedies and public skepticism.
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Wother
Dr. Williams
Thal Uwilone
Livi
Jan
Leary
Willian
Oie
Andy Menin
Wiliams
Hanna
Atudl
Wile Tiuma
Schenectady
N.Y
Bridget
Saalarie
Chile
Hnstetters
M Country
F. J. Chunvy & Co
Roledo
Termilly
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheeney & Co
Druxeisis
Lata
Fragmented tale of romance and schemes in Thetford mixing marriage plots
In a crowded social tangle Amy Dermot grapples with love, duty, and money as Louisa Stayner faces an engagement to Fred Stayner arranged by guardians. Aunt Mrs Anthony, fearing ruin, blocks suitors while Mark Thomas covets freedom and funds. A dramatic elopement plan unfolds amid jealousies, declarations, and threats of disinheritance.
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Nita
Mark Thouds
Amy
Claphant
Fark
Leipsle
Tuxcourin
Tru
Mred
Anthony
Louisa
Anna
Kredi
Lote
Fred
Lena
Mra. Anthony
Misa Dermot
Jermot
Lowlan
Mark
Aingend
Louie
Alyost
Mark Waa
Urs
Ant
Urar
Sneha
Thomas
Natuve
Bredeania
Tnele
Freil
Staymer
High Wat
Atay Hall
Sando
Miss Dermot
Mek
Aervante
Alles Dermoux
Aimy
Captain Staymer
Mrs Hotty Green Seen on Broadway and City Hall Walks
A sketch-like portrait situates Mrs. Hetty Green on Broadway near City Hall, detailing her guarded movements, wealth, and private habits. The piece notes her ownership of the Stewart Building valued at $1.5 million, her caution around taxes, and mentions a detective bodyguard in a satirical, period tone.
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Broadway
Stewart Building
Harp Ag
Ube
Wail
Senate Debates Cuba Policy and Tariff Measure
The Senate morning session discussed a substitute on Cuba policy, endorsing neutrality with equal rights for Cuban regions under U S protection. Calls were made to reconvene after the morning hour to tackle the matter. The House, meanwhile, debated prize fight restrictions and the District of Columbia appropriation, with a near party line vote on amended allocation and a split on funding.
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Washington
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Dent
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Committed
Cuba
Congress
Sauli
America
Norte
United States
el Pas
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Columbia
District of Columbia
General John Gibbon Arrives for Loyal Legion Visit
Commander of Loyal Legion Milwaukee greets General John Gibbon on his arrival for a formal visit. He will attend a legion session tonight and receive a reception tomorrow afternoon by Tron brigade and Grand Army of the Republic members.
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Loyal Legion
Milwaukee
John Gibbon
Snanlot
Legion
Tron Brigade
Grand Army Endeltians
Last of Goethe’s Family Passes Away in London Cable
London cable reports the death of Count Leo Henekel von Donnaramayk, the last surviving great grandchild of Goethe. Born 1839, he inherited the Brünter estate portions and relics from Baron Walter von Goethe, including art and carved furniture tied to the poet’s life. He died after a sudden apoplectic attack.
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New York
London
Leo Henekel von Donnaramayk
Bor
Baron Walter von Goethe
Goethy House
Frankfort
Jack the Ripper Jr Alfred Gamble Sent to an Asylum
Alfred Gamble the so called London Hay Murderer is moved to Broadmoore asylum by a panel of medical men appointed by the central criminal court. He faces an indictment charging him with the deaths of two young victims in what is described as congenital insanity. The case prompts questions about his confinement for life.
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Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Alfred Gamble
London
Axylam
Sayin al Broadmoore
Quote about William Penn and Indian treaties sparks debate
A Philadelphia man and a New York friend discuss William Penn and his approach to Indians. The exchange notes Penn preferred treaties over war, while one speaker claims the pen can be stronger than the sword. Judge remarks frame the dialogue.
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William Penn
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