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A cluttered advertorial parcel cites local trades, medicines, and notices. It mentions various products Kemp's remedies, Electric Bitters, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and Kemp's Pile Suppositories with prices, plus names Barber Bros and Zack's store. It references Kansas towns, rail routes, and public notices in a ragtag mix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Barber Bros. S-quawly
Nomsnean
Knight of Labor
Edward Shepherd
Harrisburg
Buckten
Barber Bros. Ai
Among the Diggers a Musical Digger Pambles Tale
In Pleasant Valley the Diggers or Pambles boast a musical man named Bob a gifted guitarist flutist violinist organist and harmonica player He has played for pale face dances and speaks of a centenarian squaw and her daughter In Captain Pambles a famed hunter the tribe holds wild big soups tickets funded by scalps and tail feathers The Diggers prepare for winter acorn feasts inviting kin across generations with humor and stern tales including Sear-Face Dick a feared but sharp wit and spiritual talk The satire of their natural life contrasts with ghost jokes and a stone ghost episode told by Dick Tomale at Nevada City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Bob
Filso
Pambles
Digger
Dick Tomale
Nevada City
Captain Pambles
Sheely
Yass
Women ranch owners and a widow officer build fortune
A Boston Post note highlights how a ranching life attracts women, citing an army officer widow who built a large southwest ranch with capital and hard work after her husband’s death. The piece contrasts rugged ranch success with social images and references Miss Carroll’s Vienna marriage to Count Anton von Heussenstamm. It closes with a Chicago Herald blurb and a Hood’s Sarsaparilla testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Boston Post
Miss Carroll
Vienna
Count Anton von Heussenstamm
Heiseenstein and Grafenhausen
Starhemberg
Archduke Carl Ludwig
Chicago Herald
Fragmented notices spark memories from old papers
The clumsy OCR compiles terse snippets about old figures and oddities. It mentions Louisa Knappers, a five thousand dollar ceremony, and various curiosities about diamonds, West Point students, Henderson widows, and Bismarck. The mix blends local names with foreign anecdotes and generic society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Knappers
New York
Patti
Nantucket
Syracuse Journal
Anthony Barrios
Cimatemala
West Point
Zavala
Barrios
Pittsburgh Post
Venango
Hendersons
Henderson Brothers
Thomas
Samuel
Andrew
Stewart
William
Alexander
Personal and Literary Snippets From a 19th Century Page
A collage of brief items and quotes reflects literary tastes and social quirks. Notes include Gordon Cumming likening an African jungle to a forest of fish hooks, Ex-Chief Justice Greene’s scruples about free passes, and Mary Stewart’s car coupler invention. Also cited are opinions on Thackeray and Bunyan, plus humorous vignettes from city papers and exchanges about fashion, money, and domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Cumming
Greene
Washington Territory
Mary Stewart
Taliaferro County
Stewart
Alexander HL Stevens
Sun
Mary Tillnghast
Fanderbit
Grace Church
New York
Jacob
Thackaray
Chicago
Hjalmar Hjyrth Boyesen
New York Sun
Isle of Shoals
John Banyan
Dilyeia
Pene
Bunyan
Jupan
Darirnapolis
Seven Pines
Peter Beth Smith
Caleb Smith
Thomas Smith
Ehatra Daily
Tomas Smith
Frederick Smith
New Mexico
Philadelphia Press
Prematurely Aged and Female Weakness Remedies
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a time tested cure for female weakness and premature aging. It claims the remedy restores the bloom of youth and is acknowledged to be without equal by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Rheumatism Relief
Rheumatism 4 is presented as a proven remedy by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The text claims the medicine cures severe rheumatism by correcting blood acidity and purifying the vital fluid. It urges readers to try the potent remedy for their pains and aches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
I. T. Balcom
Shirley
Mass
J. V. A. Provaproor
Chicago
Lowell
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Journal
Lawrence
EAS
Baer
Kahess State Penitentiary
Latrkiy
Kaneas
Iealurs
Vyte
Diletors
Engine House Oval
Hempbird
Mass. Street
Bidymiller Jee Company
Teleplone
Zack's Tore
N. Perenros
Kainureding
Tory
Induerdt
Kemp
Barber Bre
Howard
Grd
An IL
Bhunsus
Barber Bro’s
St. Jozeph & Grand Island
Wyanilotte
Taxil
Manhond
Miesluoury
South Ameries
Joseph T. Inman
Statloun D
New Yorkey
Jay Gould
Brandon Cain
Mr. Mieree
Kansas
The
Sttories
A. G. Rose
New London
Conn
Barber Bros
Gen. Caldwell
Teshady Gazette
Herat
London
Seah
Addreeq
Giese
Prigkun
State University
University of Kat
Ance University
Antil
Baller House
Atice
J.G. Haskell
Topexa Kansas
Iss
J. A. Lippincott
Laurenct
A. G. Otis
AL “Liefscort
Gleed
Pista
Samal Wee
Sas Stark Nurseries
Bayne
Bellevue
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Benz Perley
Massachusetts Historical Society
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Bismarck
von Moltke
Marshal Een
San Francisco
San Francisco Chronicle
Knansas
Europa
cAinarrial Gian
Walt
Amy Proney
Tinean
Smeere
Raphael
Michael Angelo
Lee Ahah
Debi
Whittier
ST. Charles Street
St-Louuis
Ameria
Formarry
Iption
Sass
U.someay
T Rand
Adires
PearsusKew
Triumph
Ouri Parlor
Massachusetts Street
Rattan Goods
National Bank Hill & Mendenhail
The--Journal Company
Bill Heads
Journal Company
Lawrence Journal Co
Hammond
Remington & Caligraph
Wim, T. Carpenter
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