The gang journal notes on school sanitation and religion
A collection of brief comments on schoolroom sanitary conditions, a teacher applicant's ignorance of geometry terms, and various religious and cultural observations. It cites Chicago and Philadelphia sources, a German church project, and Japanese Bible distribution with praise for local Christian effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. FL
Lawrence
Kan
Chicago Herald
Massachusetts
Ashers
Cambrian Deaf and Dumb Institution
Chicago Times
Philip Schaf
Ba Baile
Jerusalem
Nathan Brown
Yokohama
Vr. Brown
E. H. Jones
Alway
Pungent Paragraphs From Old Newspapers
A collage of quirky quotes and snippets from 19th century papers. Jokes about postmasters, sea serpents, and social quips mix with brief legal notes and a fashion snippet on bonnets. Contains names and places like Boston Post and Harzer's Buzer, with light satire and domestic curios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buazard
Wits
Wil
Westlake
San Francisco
Boston Post
Alfred
Duroit
Lincoln
England
Egypt
Basion Laurier
Bobby
Ismmai
Mitchell County Justice's Court
Squire A
Doc
LV. Journal
Fragmented 19th Century Remedies and Anecdotes
A garbled mix of medicinal claims and literary snippets describes various tonics and cures. Mentions Parker’s Tonic, Dr King’s New Discovery, Red Clover Tonic, a hair restoration product, Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir, and “Rough On Toothache” with brief allusions to seasonal imagery and distant Columbus. Unclear attributions. tone resembles a late 19th century newspaper drug advertorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Lewis
B.c
Eighth Street Baptist Church
Fallis
Llayver
World's Fair Route Opens New Orleans Access
The Memphis Short Route South opens December 16 and runs through June 1, 1885, offering direct West to South travel to the Exparition fair with round trip tickets Paris travel via Kansas City and Memphis. Tourist passes to southern pleasure resorts available, with quick time and superior accommodations. Route details and maps available from General Passenger Agent A. R. Newlex and J. B. Lockwood in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Memphis
New Orleana
Kingas City
Kansas City
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Nashville
Jacksonville
Euthern
A. R. Newlex
J.B. Lockwoul
Topeka
Atchison
St. Joseph
Chisago
Palace
Chicago
Grand
Depot
Chi
Peqbia
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Chis Lane
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the Gang Journal
Hanag
WM. Thacher
GEO. AL Hyers
Ciicaco
Fin
H. .W.wetherell
Wabash Avenue
SmEoac Ags
SFA Ytul Tek
Eas
Ina
Seine
Onticarr
Leonard
Central Ec
S. Tonthache
Iserman
Warrentes
Adall Nealers
Pwicago Corset CO
Chiru
Chas, Brady
Somerville
Mass
D. J. Wood
J.C. Arentelle
Vincennes, Ind
Heltzen
Bergen
Norway
Powers
H.N. Powers
Bridgeport, Conn
Sanford
Collins
Voltaic
Iddawlo
Georgia
See
Scale Co
Es Mall
Rothers
Gwego
Adeodewiy
Barber Bros
Capt. Kane
Medicion Lodge
Br. Higelow
Barbar
Brother
F Tos
N Vads
Brea
South America
Bay
Joseph T
INMAX
Station D
New York
Kaneas Finan and Trust Co
Hays
Tir Lzh
Marehall
gAn
Alabama
Georgetown
Thur
H. L. Titus
Pennington
N. J
S. E Wells
Jersey City
Parker
Hiscock & Co., Chemists
Santa Barbara
Portlan Oregon
Barber
Plis
Allen
Tade
B. R
Kanes
Wen
Eho
Ie Ant
King
Jenkins
Rue
Calisaya
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Gruxgisu
Erle Pa
Kean
Feo
Rowen Clawe Br
Culeara Sky
Hudson
Shakespeare
Agassiz
E. P. Whipple
Kora
Hudson's Shakespeare
Harvard
Shaken+ peire
Areca
CHE Publishers
Ginn Heath & CO
Goston
Kair
Jonn
Lovell
Teese
Eesy
Aedare
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
George Eliot
Smo
Ouida
Ramp
Ciant
Hy F. Anstey
Vai
Temo
Neave
John W. Lovell CO
Nus
Vesey Street
New Yorks
Sal
Laigago
Bormnetor
Dory
Atchison & ST. Joseph
theRast Roure
Ron m
Quincy
J. Pupler
Ferceval Lowell
Jona
Whittier
St. Charles St
ST. Louis
Raivalae
Godotesty
Alf Ald Pest
Caishtow
Gee
Callar
America
Jock and Key
Henderson
Wyandotte Street
Cass Cult
Earience
Vetterant ‘Express
Geenare
Bella
Eric
United States
Steele & Price
St. Donia
Lepelia Yeastriems
Prive Wlarertee Exirsets
Dalave
Carters
Ittle Iver
Jena
Nazeca
Carter'az
Garad
Tetter
Hton Jones
Bros- Bowery
Sania
R. Bate
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