Fragmentary 19th Century Publication Catalog List
A jumbled OCR excerpt lists various newspapers and magazines such as The New York Tribune The Chicago Inter Ocean The Des Moines Register The Detroit Free Press and Des Moines Capital plus several periodicals including McClure's Magazine Harper's Monthly and Youth's Companion. Names repeated and fragmented with stray letters indicate a catalog or subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tna
New York Tribune
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Register
Detroit Free Press
Prairie
Parmer Orange Judd Farmer
Des Moines
Ceeseee
Toledo
Wade
Omaha
Marshalltown
Times
Republican
Des Hy News
McClure’s
New York World
Spirit of the West
Frank Lesiie
Demorest’s
Leslie
Harper's Monthly
Harper
Harper's Azar
Harper's Illustrated Weekly
A Century
the Forum
The
North American Review
Catholic News
Pireside
John Munsey's
Midland Monthly
Golden Days
Farmers ‘Tribune Eee
Record
Inter Oceap
Iowa
Railroad Time Tables and Train Schedules Summary
Corrected timetable pages list routes on Monroe and Newton stops with arrivals and departures. It cites Des Moines Valley Division trains No.202 No204B No233 No2418 and Chicago Great Western locals and express services, detailing daily and Sunday exceptions and mileage between Baxter Valeria and Fairmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shonday
Monroe
Eerey
Monroe &Beam
Newton
Goina Mast
Mpm
Beam
Fivecy RY Ty Fog
Ermount
Wate Wees
Yank Nine Fairmount
Faustine Bravely Rescues Baby From Flood Ravaged Cabin
In a mountain storm Faustine, a strong-willed girl, crosses a fallen tree over a torrent to reach a wrecked cabin. She finds a mother and her baby trapped and carries the infant back across the perilous log. The tale ends with the mother dying a week later and Faustine recalling a sisterly bond amid tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fave §Ne
Faustine
Bel Ward
Tine
Han
Bho
Abe
Mon sieur de Paris on the Guillotine Trade and Life
An interview with the notorious executioner M Deibler, recounting his forty years guiding the guillotine in Paris. He details the process from staging to execution, the role of assistants, the aftercare, and reflections on life, mortality, and capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Detbler
Easton
Heindrich
Han
Performamtter
Laprade
Paris
Ime
M. Cuiter
Deibler
Roquette Prison
Woods of Justice
Ivry Cemetery
M. Delbler
Philadelphia Press
A Sure Cure and a Sin ecu re of Government Jobs
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt notes a doctor advising Stubbs to take an easy government sinecure to recover while a dialogue on cures and a Chinese taxation device are mentioned. Powdered rice is claimed to check bleeding from cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stubbs
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Newton Infirmary of Osteopathy
N. Side Square
Newton, Iowa
Steam Dye Works
D. L. Mutchlar & Son
Props
Locust Street
Kemble Floral CO
Oskaloora
Aloosa
SAS EL Gn
Colorado Springs
San Francisco
Sos Angeles
Southern
Kansas City
Ft. Forth
Paso
Los Angeles
John Sebastian
Rock Island
Express
G. P. As
Chic
McDonald St
Benj. Parker
Ett
GomNe South
Chicago Great Western
Sournmount
Baxter
Valeria
M. Baxter
Record Office
Bill
Velopes
Dodgers
Busi
Ness
Sory
Rous Edna
Jack
Monsieur DE Paris
Jasper County
E. F P. Tabler
Colfax
A.L. Dalrymple
Hf. Clement
Mets
W. W. Hollingsworth Co
K. A.M. Meads
Ben John Murphy
Mus Downs Drag Co
E J.T. Winters
Galesbur
Roat & Varenkamp
Sully
L. E. Fowler
Lynnville
T. J. Kirkwood
Otley
Cozad & Freeman
Prairie City
He and Soc
Westbrook & Geise
J. W. Gardner
Mayville
Ind
Wertbrook & Gelse
la Grippe
Mx. G
Oxgood St
Foley
B. Parssox
Pressonville
Kan
Sal Thave
Thomas Whitfield € Co
Wabashavy
Jackson St
Wagley & Smead
Chamberlain
Osborne
N. Jackson
Danville
Til
Fugard & Brown
Chamberlin
Wage US Mead
Ladies Home Journal
Westbrook’ & Geise
Wisgen Bros
South Side
Evenerath St
Wentwortha
Spain
Thompson & Co
Great South
Kesnepy
Lowa
Chines
Dr. Miles
J. D. Houston
Exeter
Miles’ Heart Cure
Ea al Drugs x Per Sehedie Tek Oy
Ta Miles Medical Company
Elkhart, Ind
Central Market
Fred Claussen
Rial
Dan Econ
Recogp
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