Helmbold’s Extract Buchu Ad from 1854
An 1854 advertisement praises Helmbold’s Extract Buchu as a universal remedy for organic weakness and female ailments. It extols rapid action, safety, and superiority to bark or iron, claiming it strengthens the system and prevents consumption or insanity without much diet change. Sold by H HelmBold at 594 Broadway, New York, with pricing and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vacuo
Tam
H.T. Nelmbold
Helmbold
Helmhold
Symptons
Taanbold
Drug and Bevel Warehouse
Broadway, N.Y
When Will Hard Times End In Moultgn Advertiser Verse
A dated verse laments ongoing poverty and leaks in a cold, damp home. The speaker pleads for relief from money shortages and better living conditions, contrasting misery with a wish for a dry roof and a warm corner. The tone mixes humor with social hardship.
Home Sweet Home as Moral Compass in Verse and Prose
A reflective piece extols home as a moral sanctuary over wealth and pomp. It contrasts true home with luxury, praising gentleness, patience, and love as earth angels. The essay emphasizes home as a place of devotion, memory, and spiritual sustenance for the weary heart. It closes with a note on truth's consistency versus the fragility of lies.
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Promised Land
Heaven
Hame
Home
Priincely Hall
Dead Sea
Thome
Eden
Earth
A Plain White Stone and a World of Quiet Grief
A neighborly Sabbath evening scene centers on a plain white gravestone near a farm, where a widow speaks of sudden death and her dawning acceptance. She finds comfort in the stone as a reminder of heaven and vows to guide her son toward similar resignation and faith, while urging readers to ponder private losses and the quiet sorrows the world may never see.
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Grosn
Tare
Broom sedge conquers grasses in the state
The piece laments broom sedge as the major obstacle to grass cultivation, thriving on all soils and elevations. It notes red clover and timothy offer only brief relief, while blue grass and orchard grass fail to suppress it. The author questions if broom sedge must reign as king of all grasses.
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Timothy
Wind and Dust Lifted by Zephyrs in Rustic Verse
A fragmentary verse scene depicts hurs sleeping while winds roar and ladies glide. A commingled scene with papers and straw, laughing crowds, and a drifting maiden frame a rustic breeze heaped with dust, song, and cheeky eyes.
Why Woman Were Married For Many Hidden Motives
A close observer lists ten motives said to drive women to marry, from seeking a home or family interest to avoiding being left behind or chasing riches. The piece cautions against marrying for wrong reasons and urges choosing a partner who loves genuinely, with moral guidance on happiness and lasting virtue.
Credit Tightens as Merchants Planters Pay Up
In a Columbus newspaper piece, merchants warn that after March they will stop crediting supplies to planters already in debt to other businesses. They cite losses from unpaid or partially paid debts, urging planters to settle old scores and start anew to avoid harming merchant capital.
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Jeading Commission
Columbus Haguirer
Mississippi Justice and a Rich Trial in 1870
In Tunnes county, a Circuit Court case recounts a black man acquitted of hog stealing, then placed on the jury to try another black man, who was also acquitted. The report calls this “Mississippi justice” and notes it spread in Northern and Southern papers. The article also includes era tips on boot tar to waterproof soles and a meditation on poverty and newspaper access.
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IfLolly Springs
Alcorn
Tunnes County
Ife
Mississpi
Toto
Mississippi
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Phelan & Harris
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Moulton and Courtland
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Foster & Attorneys and Insellors
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Robt. Moore &60 Co
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Ohio
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Hillsboro
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Campbell & Spire
China
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Nashville, Tenn
J. Tl. Helmbold
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Powers & Weightman
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Philadelphia
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Noumber
Miss
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Number Seven
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