Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Ad Offers Cure
A period advertisement asserts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures chronic catarrh nationwide and promises permanent relief even for incurable cases. It claims dramatic symptoms vanish including bad breath, lost taste or smell, and memory issues, with a 60 cent price and a money back style offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Saves
Tvs
Catarch
Avs
Sage
Imate
Ely
ELY Bros
Warren St
Old and New Bring Changes at City Offices
Miss Fannie Rodgers retires as City Treasurer after ten years, handing the office to Leander Robinson. John A. Zuck transfers Clerk’s office to George Clark, with praise for Andy Zack and praise for Ela Clark. The Hersman notes endorse the new team and predict orderly, businesslike conduct under Clark and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Rodgers
Leander Robinson
Hersto
Fannie Rovers
Madison
Finnie
John A. Zuck
Mar George Clark
John Andy
Madison Comriop
Hrrann
Geore Clark
Andy
Evertvads
Warn
Counccl
Mra
George Clark
Ela Clark
Zack
Greatest American Poets Debate Across Eastern Papers
Sentiment runs through eastern presses on who is this era’s best poet following the death of James Rus sell Lowell. Buffalos News backs Lowell while New York papers weigh Bryant Poe Whittier and Longfellow with varied praise. Atlanta Constitution forecasts Sidney Lanier rising. Indianapolis Sentinel endorses Lowell as peerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Russell Lowell
Buffalor
Lowell
Buffalores
Whittier
New York
Bryant
Poe
Longfellow
Atlanta Constitution
Sidney Lanier
The
Constitution
Sentinel
Indianapolis
James Whitcomb Riley
Robert Burns
America
Weighing System Considered for Spirits Measuring
Washington dispatches report Commissioner Mason of the internal revenue bureau weighing system as a replacement for gauging to determine spirits in casks and packages. The method measures weight, accounts for absorption into wood, and requires scales at distilleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Capital
Washington
Mason
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Office
Climax Aims at Haiti as Exiles Rally for Return
Reports from Port-au-Prince and Kingston say Haitian exile forces plan a descent on the capital. President Hippolyte tightens guards and moves his family to Cape Haytian while foreign residents withdraw. News from the Alert describes chaotic Haitian laws and pilot fees amid shifting authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alert
Port de Paix
Cape Hayti
Hayti
Kingston
Jamaica
Republic
Port-au-Prince
Hippolyte
Haiti
Port-au- Prince
Cape Haytian
General L. Blot
Willian Howe
The
America
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carters
Carter
Pero
Yizisat
Arter
Osu Cesatilly
BNAK
Saeed Aml
Erie Medical CO
Bufeslon
Rai
Fienerative Careen
Perth
Pele
Siuven Elect
Ana
Etitaten Hataarrts
the Herald
Prapristar
T Jones
Leane Edtter
Terese
East Main Street
J.E. C. F. Harver
Drugeirt
Madison, Ind
Eod D&wly
Mapr
Sism
Hearst
Chicago
Hlinois
St. Chur
George Bullen & Company
Tllinois
St. Clair
Holinois Street
Brollen
Alderman McAbee
Florence Dorney
Janes Murphy
Ani
Wasitixagox
W. R. Hearst
San Primeixco Exainer
Newspaper Road
Examiner
Newspaper C
Examiner Indian Depreciation and Claims Bureau
Pacific Coast
St. Lounis
Cleveland
Boston
San Francisco Examiner
Omaha Bee
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Senator Hearst
California
Congress
Interior Department
United States Court of Claims
Nashville
Livingstone
Overton County
William Smith
Simith
Bostox
Young Eggleston
Medical College At
Albany
Noten
Scrivern
Ganteda
Crow
Port Heros
Mich
Chicago and Grand Trunk Railway
Chcaco
Magpie Drobalak
Dickson Street
Mary Kopelusii
Cherry Avenue
Clybourn
Maggie
Mary
Watrererry
Conn
Henry Hughes
Thomaston
Ellen
Catherine
Naugatuck River
Henesxa
Mont
Charles Snyder
Miles City
Lily Dunkley
Disan
Broker
Bernard de- Yough
San Francisco
Hright
New Yon
Stratton & Storms
Third Avenue
Alexander, Favorita and
Treville
N. Horuff
Rugers & Cowlam
W. Main St
Ind
E.C. N. T. Drake & CO
West Main Street
Indiana
Alliance Razors
Alling & Lodge
Horough
Louisville, KY
Chichester
RED Cross
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!