Market Summary at Principal Markss of This Country Today
Wheat dull and featureless with receipts lagging. 253 cars arrived. Corn easy and quiet. stock futures mixed with early weakness then a late rally led by Missouri Pacific. Coal stocks firm, Delaware and Hudson up. Bank of England discount rate raised to 3 percent. Crude oil active and higher. close near best price.
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Chaiaco
Liverpool Cables
United Kingdom
Missouri Pacific
Delaware and Hudson
Bank of England
Pri
Philadelphia Markets Prices on the Stock and Produce Exchange
The Philadelphia market notes prices on stocks, produce, and petroleum with mixed changes. Reading, Pennsylvania Reading bonds show little movement while coal and oil futures display modest shifts. cotton, flour, and grain entries reflect tentative activity.
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Produce and Petroleum Exchange Priladedmia
Anz
Vonretivania
Nlydac
Readine
Pennsylvania
B.thom
Arancipytat
Excursion into CANIGOAD Hanover and Danish coast studies
A 19th century notice describes an excursion from Frederick to Hanover via Silver Oak with plans for travel arrangements. It also surveys dyspepsia remedies and Danish expedition notes including new methods to preserve roads, a London organ, emigration issues in Brazil, and a brief history of the Star Spangled Banner. The column weaves travel plans with medical ads and global curiosities.
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Shriver
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Expressl Sponsen Busider
Acker's Baby Soother Promoted Versus Opium
An old advertisement touts Acker's English pills and Baby Soother as remedies for child ailments and "deadly poison" opiates, praising their safety and ease of use. It notes sales by J A Williamson and J A Willexson, offering relief for sick headaches and liver troubles with quick, non gripping effects.
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Acker
J. A. Williamson
Druzgist
Religious Gleanings and Mission Notes Summary
The report outlines the Reformed church year results with 120 churches aided, 95 missionaries, 5,127 families, 7,420 communicants, and 10,269 Sabbath-school members. About $60,000 was given. a general synod vote aims to raise $75,000. It notes missionary activity, Sunday school figures in the United States and Canada, and remarks on church closures and attendance. It also covers mission work in Bulgaria and India, English church resolutions, and Reformed Church membership data.
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General Synod
Johns Hopkins University
EL Payson Porter
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Acker's Blood Elixir Touted As Superior Cure
An ad asserts Acker's Blood Elixir strengthens growth and offers a remedy for blood and skin diseases. It claims medical endorsement and that J A Williamson, a druggist, guarantees and sells the preparation.
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Acker
Indorse
J.A. Williamson
Advantges of sound-boarding and pugging in floor laying
A 19th century builder’s guide discusses many floor laying methods and advocates sound-boarding and pugging to reduce sound transmission. It contrasts costly but effective techniques with cheaper methods using joists and coarse straw, praising rebated joints and tongue and groove options while noting practical limits for ordinary houses. A sample cottage priced around 3900 showcases modern domestic layout features and first floor efficiency.
Ladies Wanted and 100 ren to Call for Free Medicine
Public notice advertises Lane’s Family Medicine as a great root and herb remedy by Dr Sills Len e. Claims to aid blood liver kidneys and constipation while clearing complexion. Describes children praising it. Large package 50 cents at druggists. Subscribe for The News.
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Lanes
Sills Lene
Rocky Mountains
Ata
Orceu
Lane
Dent
President of Green Line Street Car Company Arrested for Forgery
Eben S. Allen, longtime president of the Green Line Street Car Co, was arrested for forging stock certificates totaling about 100 shares and defrauding about 123000 dollars. He confessed four years after starting a fire escape patent investment, admitting he forged treasurer and secretary signatures to issue roughly 700 bogus shares.
Mrs Maybrick Must Die Verdict in Liverpool Trial
The jury found Mrs Maybrick guilty of murdering her husband and she was sentenced to death. Excited crowds snarled outside the court as the judge appeared, with police blocking attacks on his carriage. Efforts to obtain a stay of proceedings followed amid claims of new medical evidence. Additional items note royal tours and praises for the British fleet, plus advertisements for Acker’s English remedy and Bucklen’s Salve with local sellers.
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Prince of Wales
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Local Drug Advertisements and Cure Claims
An assortment of 19th century style patent medicine pitches claims for quick cures of dyspepsia indigestion and liver issues. Promotions cite Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Lane's Family Medicine and Dr King's Discovery with free samples and testimonials. Advertising copy touts happiness from remedies and urges readers to contact local druggists for samples and large packages.
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