Three Baltimorean Winners Land Louisiana Lottery Prize
J G Warnefeld James Billups and John T Stansbury each bought one twentieth of a Louisiana State Lottery ticket. Their ticket number 41176 drew the August 12 capital prize of 300000 dollars. Warnefeld and Billups collected 7500 dollars each after bank deposits and transfers to New Orleans. Stansbury cashed his one twentieth share the same week and deposited funds in local banks. Stansbury praised the lottery as honest and fair. Baltimore Md Harald Aug 27.
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J. G. Waroefeld
Light Street
Charlotte
James Billups
Baltimore
York River
John T. Stansbury
Byrd Street
Warnefeld
Billups
Louisiana
Morning Herald
New Orleans
Adams Express Company
New York
Franklin Bank
Warvefeld
Mr. Stansbury
Messra. Warnefeld
The
Herald
Stansbury
Howard Bank
Maryland
Harald
Obscure 19th Century Medical Remedies Advertisements
A garbled 19th century page promotes Dr Meroy and The Vernhield Regulator Co offerings for female ailments and labor reduction, plus Syrup of Figs as a liver and bowel cleanser. It blends medical claims with product guarantees, brand names, and price cues, illustrating period quack advertising.
Castoria’s enduring use across generations and jokes on reformers
The passage traces Castoria’s role from infancy to motherhood, praising its soothing properties for children and critiquing societal changes. It also references well known brands and a dated tone, mentioning reformers and a satirical “Manual for the event” amid miscellaneous quotes and old advertisements.
The Intellectual Training of Women and Home Life
A compiled reflection on educated women enriching family life with balanced intellect and charm. It extols intellectual cultivation as strengthening mothers and wives, guides women to nurture harmony with brothers and suitors, and urges practical adaptation in marriage. It also weaves in anecdotes and fashion notes from Harper’s Basar style prose.
Love of farming and home influence for the next generation
A farmer laments neglect of farm life in youth and urges elevating home influence to inspire children. He advocates more knowledge, science, and agricultural reading, with farming as a valued profession. He urges better foods, learning, and family mobility, stressing alfalfa as summer feed and broader farm education.
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Tam
Gail
Othvet
P DD
Curtis
Musbandnan
Forage crops and dairy feeding guidance on fodder
The article argues sowed corn yields large feed at low cost, with sorghum, Amber cane, millet, and Hungarian millet as strong options. It advises row sowing for better stalks, rotating pasture to extend feeding season, and blending green fodder with nitrogenous foods such as clover and bran. It cautions that fodder corn fed green is only part of a ration and must accompany high protein feeds. It also notes cows gain flavor from diverse old meadows and emphasizes variety in the dairy ration.
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Elmira Farmers’ Club
John Bridgman
Dusen
Bridgman
Wier Stowell
Field and Stockman
Stewart
Green Corp
Thor
Commemoration Met With Societys Chatter and Romanesque Observers
In a crowded New York commemoration, Bishop Potter urged graduates to forge individuality. A society lady scoffed at the stock exchange mockery as guests teased the scene. A Frenchwoman praised American girls for graciousness while a diplomat’s widow recalled roses for a wedding.
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Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Madane
New York
Washington
Died Ste tag 1860 population counts in Bing Jind Wiles
Fragmentary report notes deaths around 1860 as population near 2000 grows. Article hints at undercount and possible higher death toll, referencing local statistics and authorities. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ste Tag
Bing, Jind
Wiles
Rere
Favorite Prescription and Dr Pierce promote women's health
An advertisement lauds Dr. Pierce and his Favorite Prescription for female ailments. It claims women are slow to understand but quick to seek relief, praises the doctor as the discoverer, and urges readers to try his remedies, including Dr. Pierce's Pills as “Little Regulators” for stomach and headache issues.
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Dr. Pierce
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Meroy
Tomach
Merce
Pellits
Gould
Vauslers Dilt's
Hockefel Ortsia
Will W. Astor
Sunany
Vernhield Regulator Co
Atlanta
California
Castoris
Eho
Castoria
Toledo
Winslow
Tila
Rochester
Armuke
Lael
Bulla
Huey
Line United Stales
Pithy Pelms
Fashicen
Sweotheart
Sho
Pardea
Beason
Bishop Cosgrove
San Francisco
Miss Kittenish
Mr. Smilax
George
Jennie
Yergor
Urals
Hoge
Howe Hind
Anda
Cressi
Triwley Mouutabis
Atchicon, Dopudea & Sante Pe
Hooky Mountains
Senstituteeot
Union Pacltie
Northven Pacifc
Champton
Thex
Carter Medicine CO
Morrison & CO
Commission Merchants
Water St
Chicago
James Tanner
Huslnese
Simtel Mawilly Wingert
Cnet
Stroma
Peery
Neale
Herr Beale
Warnees
Wilewy Diutiel Rin
Relea
Sewhig
Mindleis
Mupactea
Kthia
Yale Tnt Free
Ahlen
CMNTO
Elastic Roofing CO
West Browlway
Er Ny Auris
Ceria
Ettfound Mugler Powler
A. Serians
Lit
Ada C. Sweet Wan
Fox
Pensiong
Tesa Attorneys
PD. C
Uranch Obeices
Cleveland
Detroit
Lailen
Prico
Dr. W. Kriond & Co
Sthaw, NY
Ensio Joun W
Morris
Wahington
Lauenesst
Syredu Lawtiwar
Adalat
Laims
Anid
Manette
Waelibighnan
Mihon Beal
Clarks
Chloe
Lake Pitem Rota
Coinnel
Butea
Matolor
Wretmarton
Chirag
Wilmires
Mibemgriy
MN. PL Co
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