Thrall & Mumford Offers Fresh Teas and Plows
Thrall & Mumford's advertises new season teas and spices at low prices in Minninery together with facings for screens and wire cloth from WF F Owen Co. Notable items include a steel plow at 3.75 and a broad range of household novelties at reduced prices. Antwerpen, English Lake land and Memphis fever notes fill the page, with brief notices of shipments, new stock, and local sales.
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WF. F. Owen & Co
E. C. Owen & Co
SeeUA Mason to Open Posey County Entertainments
SeeUA Mason with Mr G A Wilcox and a fine dramatic company opens a short series of entertainments at Aeton fall next Tuesday September 2 The opening is August Waldamer's Pearl a musical drama with full original cast and music Miss Mason as Marie The Port a character once starred in New Harmony and is popular The piece promises full houses during her visit.
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Seeua Mason
G. A. Wilcox
J. B. Negrotio
Aeton
August Waldamer
Savoy
Miss Mason
Marie
Miss M
New Harmony
Posey County Institute Meets Despite Bad Weather
The Posey County Institute opened Monday at 10 oclock with strong attendance despite muddy roads. Prof boss Evansvilly Schools led sessions with practical teaching ideas while Prof Bleas spoke on Self Culture at night. County Superintendent J W French discussed trading examination papers and standardizing pupil progress across teachers. Prof Laiard offered map teaching on Louisiana. The court house was secured for the afternoon session. Finis.
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Ar. Vernon
Posey County Institute
Nammcs
Boss
Evansvilly
Bleas
MS. EN. Church
J. W. French
Laiard
Ladiana
Finis
Talk of Bravery and Lost Manners in Rude Rhetoric
A fragment recalls asking a woman to take one’s arm and the fear it caused, comparing it to a calm reaction by the Zulus in battle. The passage juxtaposes improvised bravado with lyrical, unclear reflections on courage and propriety.
Thrall and Mumford's advertised goods and groceries buyable daily
The fragment advertises Thrall and Mumford's Cincinnati store selling Go on Goods at low prices Two good Brooms for 25 cents New Orleans sugars and molasses oranges coffee and tea jars and jewelry items It also promotes assorted foods dried fruits apples peaches butter and canned goods plus paints hardware and farm supplies in a period style newspaper ad intended to attract customers to a broad catalog of merchandise.
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Cincinnati
Hnquirer
Thrall & Mumford’s
Low Tizures
Thrall & Sumford’s
New Orleans
Malaga
Seth Thomas
Vhrall & Miumitore’s
Thrall & Jamford’s
Thrall & Mumford
Ubrall & Mumfords
Vorall & Mumford’s
Indiana
Thrall & Mumfords
Pheonix
St. Sho
County Fair: Farmers Should Compare Methods At The Fair
The essay urges farmers and mechanics to seek inspiration by comparing work with others. It traces the county fair’s origin as a forum to share stock raising and soil prep ideas and argues for fair profit and recreation. It promotes winter club meetings to discuss agriculture and calls on every farmer to use the fair to raise standards and profit.
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Sugar made from coal and water, grocers urged
The chemists claim that sugar can be made from coal and water. They urge grocers to remember this and when they mix, to use coal instead of sand, a change they believe would be very gratifying.
Armistead's Tonic for Chills and Fevers Ad
An advertisement extols Armistead's Tonic as a sure remedy for chills and fevers. It claims the preparation is pleasant to take and contains no poison, sold by Thrall and Mumford.
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Armistead
Thrall & Mumford
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