Hair loss cure claim from Danderine ad via Edmund Murdaugh
A fragmented ad style passage cites Edmund D. Murdaugh praising Danderine as a hair regrowth remedy. It notes the Territorial normal school's president endorsing the product to Guthrie Oklahoma, and states a bottle price of $1 with distribution through local druggists. The text also includes miscellaneous anecdotes about gendered strength and a harsh handshake remark.
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Wbgo
Dan Deren
Danderine
Edmund D. Murdaugh
Territorial Normal School
Knowlton Danderine Company
Guthrie
Oklahoma
A Doctor Meets an Amateur Artist in North Wales
In autumn 1864 a London doctor on holiday in Bettws-y-Coed befriends Carriston, a young amateur artist and heir to a baronetcy. The pair sketch together, discuss art and fate, and probe Carriston’s finely wrought, sensitive mind shaped by imagination and melancholic temperament.
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London
North Express
British Museum
North Wales
Bettws-y-Coed
Royal Oak
Royal
Walter
Carriston
Carrision
Muller
Carriston Vared
Nho
Charles Carriston
An Important Difference Promotes Fig Syrup Comfort
An editorial notes the difference between ill health and a cleansing system and promotes Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Company as a cure all sold by druggists. It urges farmers to adopt a philosophical view to improve life and happiness for themselves and their families.
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California Fig Syrup Company
P. Hall & Co
Nashua
N. H
Florida Keys Statehood Campaign and Excursions
Describes Florida as a potential new state with 26 miles square and 30,000 inhabitants, promoted by Nameseekers' Excursions and Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway low rates for December 1 and 15. Includes references to agents J Tucker and Nf. Ww. Sparks, Chicago addresses, and a sharp aside about Uncle Tom's Cabin attractions and a dining ad at Grand Restaurant Co. in St Louis.
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Florida
Ww. Sparks
Clark St
Chicago
Florida “Keys
Rhode Island
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
A. Cherrier
Marquette Ride
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Eva
Marks
Miss Ophelia
Topsy
Blondhounds
Catalog of Lowest Priced House in America Jewelry Ad
An illustrated catalogue of jewely, watches, and silverware offers the lowest priced house in America. It promotes a 25 cent solid silver ladies hat pin from MERMOD JACCARD JEWELRY CO. and mentions sending the catalogue free with requests to Broadway Col. Locust, St. Louis MO. It also includes quirky notes about billiard balls carved into buttons and other curios, plus various patent medicine claims and odd observations from different places.
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America
Catatouie
Mermod & Jaccard Jewelry CO
Broadway
Col. Locust
ST. Louis
Physicians Wise in Their Generation Praise Stomach Bitters
A battered column extols Hostatter's Stomach Bitters as a fever and ague remedy and tonic. It cites physicians’ support, public endorsement, and claims of broad health benefits amid general mix of religious and domestic reflections. Mentions Denver opera audience, hat rules, and global crop notes.
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Hostatter
America
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W.vapia Gena
Carrison
Nway
Waterville
Sentinel
Grand Restaurant Co
Mammoth Dining Room
North Sixth Street
J. Louis
C. A. Wickham
Mgr
Edward Wood
Primghar
Iowa
Kay
Ady
Wormwood Scrubbs England
Carlstodt
State
Texas
England
Waler
Christ
Jerusalem
Denver
Tabor Opera House
Dr.Carlstedt
United States
Chine
Japan
Hood
HALL
Voal
Ial
A. J. Tow
Wonit
Bontony
Ast
Scien Wendell St. Ivered
Company
Boston
Mast
Fample Fa
Amd
Mason BR Bros
Chicaco Board OF Traded
O'Farrell
Washington, D. C
Jensions
John W. Morris
Washington
WOOL
Harris & Co
N. Main
St.Louis
Anil
Ome Marist
Quinney
Mich
Ad Vice
Hamitwr
Thompson
Wr. Blm
Woolly
Atlanta
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