State Sentinel Advertising Medium In Indianapolis
The State Sentinel, published in Indianapolis, proclaims its status as the great railroad center paper with the largest circulation in Indiana. It touts daily market reports from the United States and Europe, latest world news, and dedicated agricultural, mechanical, and literary departments plus strong focus on Indiana interests.
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Weekly Sentinel offers market reports and news summary
The Weekly Sentinel presents eight pages of reading matter with full market reports from every important quarter and a weekly news summary domestic and foreign. It highlights congressional reports prepared for the paper and agricultural, mechanical, and literary reading. The price is reduced to $1.50 per year, urging every Democrat in Indiana to subscribe.
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Terms of the Weekly Sentinel circulation plea
A political notice requests specimen copies to be sent free to addresses across Indiana. It urges spreading title documents to promote the Democratic cause and combat radicalism. Addressed to H. J. Bright & Co. in Indianapolis with date January 13.
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Weekly Sentinel
Hh. J. Bright & CO
Indianapolis
Ind
Lichtenberger Owen & Co. advertising stock sale promo
STILL THEY COME AND GO Our stock of DRESS-GOODS and Cloakings unsupassed by any other house in town Nice lot of Double and Single Shawls Table Linens Towels Napkins and all linen goods very low Queensware Glassware Wil- Jow-ware etc to be sold at bargains Great headquarters for NOTIONS of all kinds RGF Specialty in TOOLS and hardware Cross-cut Saws Scoop Shovels Axes Stay Chains Mechanics' Tools etc jals
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Jals Lichtenberger, Owen & CO
The Red Rose Rouge of Nantes and a Breton intrigue
A tale set in Nantes at La Rose Rouge hotel follows an American couple touring Clisson. A singing inn driver Michel Grand, a betrothed pairing with Eustelle, and a missing silver knife motive lead to a comic misadventure culminating in the knife’s return and a wedding.
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la Rose Rouge
Milord
Ben
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Eustello
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Eliza Jane
Michel Grond
Clisson
Madame de la Place
Michel Grand
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Monsieur
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Red Rose
Madame
la Rouge
Hie
Bustelle
To Make Sausage From Fresh Meat Instructions
A historic home preserve method instructs pass the meat through a cutter, season with salt sage savory pepper salt petre sugar and salt, cook lightly, pack in dishes, cool, then coat with warm lard and air seal with brown paper for storage. It promises the flavor cannot be surpassed and preserves well until warm weather.
Decline of Chess Interest Due to Opening Analysis
The Pittsburgh Chronicle laments waning chess enthusiasm as exhaustive opening study makes outcomes predictable among skilled players. It argues invention fades as players rely on known moves rather than creativity, predicting a future remodeling of the game to alter piece power.
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Pittsburgh Chronicle
Dio Lewis Lectures on Diet and Breakfast Gems
Dr. Dio Lewis spoke in a nearby town promoting physical culture and a wheat heavy diet while praising oats and mush. He aroused a hostess by three times selecting buttered beefsteak and refusing the prepared mush, amid remarks on a medicated soup from Nitrell Springs mineral deposits in North Carolina.
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Dio Lewis
Nitrell Springs
North Carolina
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