Rates and rules of advertising for The Rearster
The document outlines subscription rates with advance and delayed payments, and penalties for arrears. It lists advertising rates per square, local column charges, half and whole column prices, and payment terms. It notes all transient ads must be prepaid and job-work paid per delivery.
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Thos
W. Mitchell
A. M
Baldwin & Trethewey
Tavern St
Bet
Truscotts
New Harmony
Indiana
R. D. Twigg
T. & R. Babson's- Blassesmith- Shop
West Main Street
Jesus R.D. Twigg
Indiana Reform Ticket Courted By State Sentinel
The Indianapolis State Sentinel endorses a strong ticket for Indiana elections. Candidates for Secretary of State Dr. Eddy and Auditor of State Joan C. Shoemaker receive commendation for integrity and ability. James B. Ryan is nominated for Treasurer, with praise for experience and oratory. Rev. Minton Hopkins named for Superintendent of Public Instruction and four Supreme Court judges listed with distinguished records.
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Dentiattebenst
Norman Eppy
St. Joseph County
Eddy
New York
Indiana
Mishawaka
State Senate
Congress
Minnesota
Buchanan
Dr. Eddy
Forty-eighth
Indiana Regiment
Iuka
Johnson
Gen
Grant
Col
Joan C. Shoemaker
Perry County
Shoemaker
Senate
General Assembly
State Board of Agriculture
Shoe Maker
Ted
James B. Ryan
Tig County
Treaaner
Ryan
Dela
Inlara
Priich
Agme
Assonpey
Abasle
Ile
Hanna
Minton B. Hopkins
Hopkins
Ladoga
Supreme Court
James L. Worden
John Pettit
Alexander C. Downey
Sam'l A. Buskirk
Worpen
Ohio
Supreme Bench
Perrir
United States Senate
Kansas
Tippecanoé Court
Pettit
Downy
Asbury University
Buskirk
New Albany
Bloomington
State University
Law School
Buckirk
Indianapolis
State Sentinel
Public Education Reform and Moral Religion Beliefs
A author argues public education will reform by emphasizing study of nature and observation over languages and mathematics. He critiques religious and social regulations, urging a religion that upholds honesty, anti deceit, and clear weights and measures to counter deceit and fraud.
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Sysngstor Houcagyon
Tam
Prof
Agassiz
Rules for Business Men in the Modern Age
A period piece urging entrepreneurs to use all facilities, press power, and steam to boost output. Emphasizes integrity, knowledge, prudent risk, fair dealings, and diligent, civil conduct. Advises thrift, perseverance, and public publicity, warning against deceit and idle vanity.
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Ceniall
Lewiston Missouri Divorce App for Cloth Theft
A fragmentary 19th century notice from Lewiston Missouri reports a divorce petition linked to marital misconduct. The legible portion mentions a wife accused of stealing cloth from a mill where her husband worked, with a sum of 360 dollars noted in connection to the case.
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Lewiston
Safe kerosene lamp use and burn care tips
Advice urges controlling lamp fuel by burning only half way down, filling each morning, and saving wicks by resewing waste. Recommends adding salt to lamp oil to reduce odor and gas dangers and using kerosene for severe burns with cold water before immersion. Mentions a child scald incident as supporting evidence.
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Materia Medica
Profits of actors in the drama examined by New York Star
The New York Star argues that actors in the drama earn substantial money, citing examples like a tenor at the Academy of Music earning $2,000 monthly in gold, and stars such as John Owens and Joe Jefferson with fortunes ranging from hundreds of thousands to millions. It lists Lydia Thompson and Pauline Markham among others with weekly or gross receipts shares.
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New York Star
Daniel Webster
New York Academy of Music
John B. Owens
Joe Jefferson
Barney Williams
Tiorrest
Lotta
Lucille
Western
Mrs. Chanfrau
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Madeline Henriques
Louisa Moore
Lydia Thompson
Pauline Markham
the Tammany
Llonde Brigade
John Gilbert
Charles Fisher
Folly Traits Of Great Men And Potato Preservation
An antiquated miscellany notes famed figures reacting to fear or appetite with idiosyncrasies. Tycho Brahe Johnson and Caesar tremble or hesitate at danger or noise, while Byron shuns mishaps at meals. It also discusses Victor Chatel on potato storage, warning against light exposure and green growth and noting health risks from certain preparations.
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Tycho Brahe
Dr. Johnson
Julius Casar
Aa Dellay
Marshal Saxe
Peter the Great
Byron
Victor Chatel
Patateann
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Evansville
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Clarksville
Nashville
Fann S Brandets
Henry
Mispee
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Pisely & Son
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Main Street
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Church
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Owen
Odds and
Wyoming
Buffalo
Columbia River
Oregon
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Charleston
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Sperny
London
George Sands
Paris
Pass Tennyson
Nee
California
China
Bates College
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British Museum
Hartford
Sax
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Lincoln
Spencer County
England
Connecticut
Fort Dodge
Iowa
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