Offerings and Wants in Louisiana Market Bulletin
The Weekly Market Bulletin lists extensive farm offerings from livestock to poultry and crops. Items include Jersey and Holstein cattle, hogs, goats, bees, birds, hay, butter, canned goods, various seeds and plants, tools, and equipment. Wants call for specific cattle, sheep, goats, ponies, poultry, bees, and farm implements.
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Wilson
Jersey
Devon
Durham
Poland
China
Chester White
Tamworth
Hampshire
Berkshire
Shetland
Southdown
Shropshire
Weavy
Leghorn
Plymouth Rock
Rhodes Island
C.R
S. C
Ancona
S.C
Rhode Island
Wyandotte
Star of Bethlehem
New Zealand
Paris
Key West
Nancy Hall
Pedeza
Teghorn
Orpington
Louisiana
Stark
Haton Rowse
Good Yer Investigation
Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and stomach strength. Claims the medicine improves digestion and bowel movement with a few doses, promising noticeable relief and improved well being.
French writer depicts Hon ENVOYS to Paris in vivid fashion
A Paris May description portrays the German peace delegation and their entourage as a flamboyant, ill at ease group. The writer notes red cheeks, shiny hair, mismatched attire, loud colors, and awkward pride as they emerge from a luncheon under observer eyes.
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Paris
Paris Peace Versailles 1819 Souvenirs Amid Foreign Visitors
The observer recalls journalists posing for photos and tourists in Versailles era mood with self-satisfied grins and group poses. Germans are described as thick-skinned. women noted for heavy figures and square feet, some with pale complexions and tight hair. Park scenes show crowds, fountains, and visitors marching in the Neptune fountain area with stiff poses and intense expressions.
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Versailles
Neptune
Taking Big Chances and Cholera Remedy Urged
A notice argues it is risky to rely on neighbors for medicine during bowel complaints and cholera risk. It stresses keeping Chamberlain's Cholerine Diarrhoea Remedy on hand, claiming lives could be saved with timely access. The ad promotes buying at 35 cents.
Lavish postwar spending shocks New York
New York experts report a rapid return to luxury among the wealthy. Gilded shops and exclusive resorts see record patronage as millionaires spend top prices on goods and services while demand for high priced autos outstrips supply. Greater New York resumes reconstruction with plutocratic classes spending more than in years past.
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New York
City Politics Stir Over Tammany Schemes
Community leaders remain reticent as residents and city officials debate alleged Tammany schemes affecting local governance and public trust.
Major summer exodus noted as New Yorkers flee city
Officials report record numbers of vacant homes in upscale districts as the wealthy prepare extended summer breaks. The brownstone belt and fashionable avenues show windows boarded up, signaling a larger and longer city departure than in previous years.
Gotham to Stage Biggest Open-Air Season This Summer
Planning to spend millions on amusement resorts in Gotham the city’s entertainers prepare a record summer. Beach booths to large hip podromes will be rebuilt redecorated and enlarged as promoters expect bigger crowds than ever before.
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Gotham
Temperance Training Chooses Soda Counters Over Bars
Sportsmen along Broadway flood soda counters as they seek a new order amid the dry movement. Each experiment with sodas and sun cups fails to satisfy the crowd. If the dry ban ends, it remains uncertain whether the real bar crowd will embrace the fountain drinks.
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Wuroadway
Mrs Raymond Robbins to Preside at National Women’s Trade Union League Meeting
Mrs Raymond Robbins a noted social economist will chair the National Women’s Trade Union League convention in Philadelphia today to address new war era problems of women workers. A Brooklyn native, she helped organize and led the New York WTUL, then moved to Chicago after marriage to Raymond Robbins where she continued reform work. She has chaired the Illinois Federation of Women Clubs industrial commission and served on AF of L industrial教育 committee and the American Association for Labor Legislation executive committee.
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Raymond Robbins
National Women's Trade Union League
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York Women’s Trade Union League
Raymond Robins
Chicago
New York
Harriet P. Houghton Reaches Fifty Years Service
Miss Harriet P. Houghton marks a half century of service at a Lynn Massachusetts bank. Her long tenure highlights devoted employment and institutional history.
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Harriet P. Houghton
Lynn, Mass
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Promotion Claimed Cure
Advertisement text touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as the cure for catarrh with a thirty five year reputation. Claims Malta Catarrh Medicine purges toxins from blood and heals diseased parts. Encourages starting treatment now and obtaining testimonials from B B Co Toledo Ohio, sold by all druggists.
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Hall
Malta
Bae G & CO
Tetedo Ohio
Tammany Fueling Big State Hydro Electric Contracts
A criticial piece argues Tammany Hall uses upcoming state hydroelectric plans to funnel vast contracts to loyal contractors. It claims upstate residents will be taxed to fund a power scheme they cannot use, benefiting the political machinery and financiers.
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Tammany
Tammany Hall
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