Outlura Remedies Relieve Severe Skin Disease tale
GEO COTY of Morrill Wisconsin recounts a years long struggle with dermatitis and eczema. He describes raw itching scaly eruptions that spread across his body and how applying Outlura Remedies brought rapid relief and eventual full cure within weeks. He mentions consulting doctors with no success and praises the product’s effectiveness for mothers and babies with skin eruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Coty
Morrill
Wis
Cure Skin Diseases with Cuticura Remedy Ad
An older advertisement promotes Cuticura for blood and skin purification facing impurities. It touts internally cleansing blood, externally clearing skin and scalp, and claims cures for itching burning and pimples. Pricing listed for Cuticura Soap and Purifier with a request to send for a booklet of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price
Cuticura
Cc. Soap
Enlvent
Pantee Drug and Chemical Corporation
Buc
Senator Edmunds Resigns From U S Senate in 1891
Vermont Senator George F Edmunds announces resignation effective November 1 1891 in letters to Governor and Vice President Morton. He cites personal considerations and gratitude for decades of public service while reaffirming commitment to liberty equality and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steg
Washrnevon City
George S. Eximugds
Vermont
Senate
United States
Edmunds
State of
The
United
Commonwealth
Republic
GrEorce
Morton
George K Epsunpbs
Edmunds Public Services and Senate Career
George F Edmunds born in Rochester Vermont rose from public school to law in Burlington and entered politics at 26. He served in the Vermont legislature and became U S senator in 1866, repeatedly reelected, shaping reconstruction debates and civil rights, opposing certain military actions, and guiding postwar commissions and railroad funding acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F Edmunds
Rocmond
Vtoan
Lek Hee
Burlington
Senate
United States Senate
Dole Mot Bents
Ated
South
Decatur Vacancy Filled Amid Quiet Election Day
A quiet day in Decatur saw little public activity aside from a mayoral reception at the Grand Opera House. Mayor Stew art issued a police order warning ward and city campaign committee members to resign or face dismissal, while hydrophobia outbreaks near Brutt, Iowa caused livestock losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foofintny
Boston
Ted Oury
Pootattotta
Stewart
Bureau of Police
Ward
Lincoln Seance Tied to Webster Spirit for Emancipation Proclamation
Long report from White Plains notes Mrs. Maynard bedridden for a decade while dictating a book on seances with Lincoln, Webster, and other figures. Ghostly visitors, including Sumner and Morgan, provided dates and recollections as she works to finish the history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wew
York
Abraham Lincoln
Wilte Plains
Mra Nottie Colburp-Maynard
Lincoln
White House
8. L. Brittan
Maynard
Willama
White Plains
Thia
Congressman Sumesa
Maine
Mrs. Maytard
Shy
Treaty of Reciprocity With Newfoundland Details
The treaty settles fishing rights for US vessels in Newfoundland harbors and imposes duty rates on US exports to Newfoundland while granting free duties for certain US imports to the colony. The agreement lasts five years with a twelve month termination notice. A later note reports Parnell’s alleged marriage to Mrs. O’Shea’s eldest daughter in a private ward-in-chancery arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Newfoundland
Canada
Newfoundlanqd
Parnell
Barnum Dies After Prolonged Illness In Private Funeral Plans
The showman P. T. Barnum died at 6 32 yesterday after twenty one weeks of illness. Surrounded by family and close friends his last hours were marked by calm acceptance and seeking of sedatives for a painless death. Funeral to be private at Mountain Grove cemetery with services at North Congregational Church conducted by Rev L B Fisher and Rev Charles E Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang
Sisite
Ynuth
Bumnexfort
Conn
T. Barnum
Mra
Barnum
LFP
Fisher
Thompson
Clarke
New York
Missiday Read
Bushtelle
Clinton H. Seely
Benjamin Fish
Sarnum
Mountain Grove
North Congregational Church
L. B Fisher
Charles E Palmer
Life of the Prince of Showmen Barnum Portrait
Phineas Taylor Barnum born July 5, 1810, a Connecticut farmer’s son who rose from clerkships to show business. His career included managing Jenny Lind’s engagement netting $20,000, introducing Tom Thumb and Jumbo, and surviving major fires that destroyed venues and lives, with estimated losses up to $5,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phineas Taylor Barnum
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Herald of Freedom
Barnum
Jenny Jand
Tom Thumb
Toung
Burmah
Museum
Broadway
Ano Street
New York
Prince Street
Theie Ives
Fourteenth Street
Third
Fourth Avenues
Chicago
Lake Front
Iraington
Bridgport
Canadian reciprocity policy faced by England says Topper
Sir Charles Topper, Canadian high commissioner to England, told a New York audience that England would strongly support Canada if reciprocity with the United States were pursued but complete free trade would sever ties with Britain. He warned that unrestricted reciprocity would be rejected in England and in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Topper
New York
England
Blaine
United States
Canada
John MacDonald
Great Britain
Financial unsettled payments and a night of tragedy in New Jersey
A Boston dispatch reports the U S government refunds direct tax money in silver certificates to states including Maine with large sums rolling into state treasuries. In East Rahway New Jersey a wedding party tragedy ends as a gun misfire injures a guest during a send off to the couple. Also noted are a London court scene at Justice Stephen’s retirement and trade figures from the board of trade showing March imports and exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Boston
Alassachusetta
East Rahway
Anothoo Henry
Preapat
Henry Metz
Albert Schaub
Loxvos
April
Queen’s Bench
High Court of Justice
Stephen
Coleridge
Richard Everard Rebster
Justice Stephen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Onticura Romeilivs
Union Store
Buyabuffalo
Dieffenbach
Gatha Swan
Moline
Heoy
Patan
Colorado
Luton
San Domingo Po
Congress
Mitnion
Cenoral Commission
the Grand Army
Decatue Fila
Minreapolis
Minn
Brutt
Widrhanl
Washington City
Duck Legs
Wanehivfly
Hong Lp
Atanada
the Prince OF Showman
Odin
T. Showmin
Erined
Bridgeport
Re ‘Toanty
Harnum
Anita
Jet
United Fe Fas
Chapin Home
Children’s Aid Society
Old Aren's and Women’s Homes
Bridgeport Orphan Asylum
Bridgeport Ospital
Alnum
Lonponn
Board of Trade
Harare
Isaane
Hood
Glee
Danrer
Nauright
Hood & CO
Apothecaties
Lowell
Mase
Deafaves Eammeen A. Beh
Bedway
Ements
Alesmer
Gr Pers
Gonvins
Aa Pongaeste
Poe Greats Ae Saat
Pee Ae
Mr A Hirdercorns
Roy True Gon
Moline Savings Bank
Moline, Ill
Illinois
W Whrelock
Portei Brinnes
CFH Way
Streb. C.F. Hemenway
AB. Wriht
Porter Skinner
L. E. Hemenway
A-W. Wheelock
G H. Eaywards
J. Bilns Lona
Rivam Darling
H.W Candve Casper Vitzthum
Omor
Matine National Bank
Hnidt
Third Avenue
Fifteeneb Street
Resfogs Bank
Rock Leland
First National Bank
TL. Capital
Govan, Presiden Ent
JT Brownina
GinMonr
Chahtar
M. Gould
Bamvel Bowles Gonntban Huntoon
Loris Rosenfeld
J.T. Brownin
H. A. Barnar ,_ James Shaw
Rrenna Bell Ae
London
Guttenberg
Hamburg
Bremen
Dern Ciline
Moline Nations Bank
Pourek Beimwen
Huwaxwar
Ren A
Hameny
Hemenway
I J
Keator
A. Bawards
Borer Bkinner
B. WF
Wheelock
Ihe
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!