Delegation Proposes Sign-Up For Local Paper In Bar Confrontation
In a late scene at the Arkinsaw printing office a delegation presses for subscribers as they argue pricing and aim to publish home news. Leaders insist some members will not sign today while others offer money, and a bar scene hints at political tension and promotional tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkinsaw Printing Office
Jim Boyle
Jim
Tal Payton
Tal
Walt
Wall
Lincoln on Quarrels and the Gentle Reprimand
Lincoln’s only personal quarrel ended with a measured reprimand to a young officer over a court-martialed dispute. Nicolay and Hay praise his restraint, noting his lifelong habit of avoiding unseemly wrangling and urging self control and yield to larger aims. The piece underscores Lincoln as a peaceable man and a model in penal discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolay
Hay
Lincoln
Still at St Venitent Husband Returns From The Club
Conversation reveals a man returning from a club with another load. A wife denies the claim and cites a prior loss the day after marriage. Names appear as P. H. and D. W. in a terse domestic exchange.
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Jessie
John
P. H
D.W
After Marriage What Lectures by Cheyenne Clergyman
Rev. BR. E. Fields lectures on the topic After Marriage What noting poverty divorce and child ailments like croup mumps and measles as common post marriage concerns. He cites over 80 post marriage issues including maids and other curiosities mentioned in a Chicago daily wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. E. Fields
A Lesson With A Moral On Public Health Calamity
The article reflects on the year 1586 and the deaths of prominent men from illnesses such as apoplexy paralysis and pneumonia. It argues that uric acid and kidney health drive many diseases and promotes Warner's safe cure as a true remedy, urging public awareness and trust in advertised medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Warner
Beards and beheading to telephones and oils
A collected page of quirky notes and observations. A Bostonian and a doorkeeper debate gallery access with a colored woman present. Beards in early church history and papal decree are recounted. Telephone economics are weighed against telegraph costs. Mild medical endorsements and a building fire caution wrap the items, with a wry literary quip about Hawkins. The closing pitch touts St Jacobs Oil for rheumatic relief.
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Washington
Capitol
Zoslor Riceard
Grand Union Hotel and Ocean Wonders Feature Prominent Facts
The notice highlights the Grand Union Hotel near Grand Central Depot offering 613 rooms and elevated rail connections, boasting cost efficiency for families and a luxe first class stay. It then shifts to a vivid survey of sea science, detailing evaporation, ocean depth, salinity, freezing bays, pressure at depth, and the effects of lowering sea levels on land and Atlantic cables.
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New York City
Grand Union Hotel
Grand Central Depot
Mediterranean
Africa
Italy
Norway
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Treyland
Baggage Express
Grand Union
New York
Contaminating blood element linked to rheumatism claims
Physicians find a foreign blood element from indigestion causes rheumatism and joint damage. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is promoted as a safer remedy than poisons for rheumatic fever, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder ailments, with claims of sanitary ingredients and broad use.
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Hostetter
Old Stage Notes and Household Remedies Adverts
O’Keese quotes Thom at Smock Alley to show how accent shifts alter sense in a line. The writer cites Dr Harter’s Lun ie for debility and scrofula, touting cures after three bottles. Also advertises Rough on Dirt laundry product and Caswell Hazard Cod Liver Oil as preferred medicine and pigment-safe wash aids.
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O’keese
Thomas Sheridan
Notable High Value Checks and Cosmetic Promises in Reprint
A column notes extravagant checks such as Jay Gould’s million and a half dollar payment to Tom Allen for the Iron Mountain road, and John B. Alley’s 400000 dollar check for a cattle ranch stake. It also cites tiny U S government one cent checks and a Sun advertising claim about hair tonic and ironing aids.
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Jay Gould
Tom Allen
Iron Mountain Road
Gould
John B. Alley
Senator Dorsey
United States
New York Sun
World’s Dispensary Ad Offers 10 Cent Cure Claim
An old advertisement from the World's Dispensary Medical Association at 603 Main Street Buffalo New York touts speedy cures for delicate diseases of either sex for 10 cents in stamps. The copy quips that a guance at the plumber’s bill is enough to satisfy those who do not dance, hinting at paying the piper.
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Wietlisbach
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Buffalo
N.Y
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Demand for Samples Drives Free Copy Offer in Chicago Ledger
The Demand for Samples has been very large due to the Chicago Ledger offering free sample copies. Supply has met demand and the offer continues. A free sample of the family story paper of the West will be sent to anyone sending name and address to the Ledger 271 Franklin Street Chicago. The publication's circulation boomed last winter and a subscription is $1.50 per year, half the price of Eastern peers.
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Chicago /edger
Family Story Paper of the
West
Ledger
Franklin Street
Chicago
Earn Big Money From Home With No Capital Required
Advertisement offers high earnings from home work with no capital. Hallutt & Portland promise information about work you can do to earn $4 to $25 daily from anywhere. Includes a free start and claims all ages and both sexes can apply.
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Weite
Hallutt & Portland
Maing
Tree
Man Convicted Must Suffer Penalty to Maintain Peace
A legal remark underscores that the person who breaks the law should face punishment to uphold social order. The statement emphasizes the principle of accountability and deterrence within the justice system.
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New York Mail
Eaprese
Leo Iiii
John Iiie
Gross
St. Vincent's Hospital
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Hawkins
St. Jacobs
Wells
K Renower
Buchu Palbay
Caswell, Hazard & Co
Wells’ Hair Balsam
Storrs & Harrison CO
Painesville
Ohio
Pisu
Ficod
C. J. Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Anne
LD Fhayfever
Santivs
Tielar
ELY Brothers
Owezo
Nly
Darting
America
Atest
Tudor
Benson
Asters
Leure
Boultee Tawyes
Snelle
Kong UrHirs
Keartry Rounson
Bentcon
Wuhan
Quickes
Valentine Bros
Janesville
Wis
Marsh
Quincy
Mich
Venamine
A. P. Lacey
Washington, D.C
Pats
Parhesiy Rubber Works
Essex
Weiting
Lone Island
Standard Silverware CO
N.clark St
David
Sage
Lebanon
Thio
Pekay
Peuj
Gerald
Jaina
India
Acai Aron Mining Inv
Aree
Kenkosekee
Milyankee Wit
Ciantar
Nebraska
Adil
Mapa
Starpsan & (Yeshou As Bros
Fay Springs
Nob
Wiley Whiting
Sepapes van Lecuuee
nCity
Chicinnati
Newark
Randolph St
Garey
Nesta Trol
Jon Nisaneke
Hlainerville
N. J
BE. T. Hazenrixe
Warren
Port Jervis
Frank Kkzavy
Procter & Gamble
Mas
David Ricksop
Waterloo
Lowa
Brown
Mr. WE. Kreacock
Greene
Iowa
Saya
Brown Chemicalg
Bondames River
Garemane Colony
I - Wancila
Claremont
W. Buckbee
Rockford
Resuo Tway
Rockford Til
Worcester's Dictionary
Pepihion
J.B. Lippincott Company
Ti and
Wizard Oil
U.S
Hamlin
Gil
Wizard Oil Company
Cher
Soto
Ill
State Mail
W. L. Ellwwoop
DE Kale
Chicaco
Omaha
ANG
Williama
Williams Mpg, CO
Cleveland
Kidder
Huriestowny
Vietal
J. Rennert
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