New Jersey Chronicle 1892 Excerpts and City Notes
A dense digest of 1892 public life and editorials discusses New Orleans reception for President Cleveland, New Jersey politics, and mayoral sewerage plans. It notes opinions on a street railway franchise, Elizabeth and Plainfield politics, and a call to preparedness vis a vis Chile. You’ll find remarks on a pastor, a thief, medical ethics debates, and a New York trial.
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Mr. Cleveland
Crescent City
Hill
New Orleans
Courier Coupons and Health Notices in Local Bulletin
A dated newspaper fragment describes a two cent value coupon offering weekly savings for cash purchases, urging readers to clip coupons daily to accumulate twelve cents weekly. It notes ministers and physicians must report marriages and births to city health authorities, with the secretary of the Board of Health handling vital statistics, and mentions local bowling league actions and a New York endorsement of Attock's Porous Plasters for cough relief with a testimonial.
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Courier
Tnese
Board of Health
The Golden Secret of Long Life Health Testimonial
A promotional offer extols Aunt Fanny's Health Remedies with claims the vegetable preparation and mice laxative cure dyspepsia liver and kidney diseases. The ad invites readers to call LW Handolph for a free trial package of a large size.
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Fanny
Handolph
Behind the Scenes Amid Tangled Early 1800s Hints
Fragmentary OCR text hints Lille Langtry American engagement to start in New York in January 1808. Bertha Ricci described as singer with inheritance issue. Miscellaneous garbled phrases mention St Bernard dogs in California, names like Oaklands and Conterin, and other unclear items suggesting a chaotic early 19th century gossip column with multiple vague references.
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Lille Langtry
New York
Bertha Ricci
Abe
Various Tales and Notes From a European Paper
A stream of disjointed anecdotes and vignettes from a European newspaper recounts a staged mystery about a blank signatory slip, a quarrel among two Detroit friends, a misworded insult escalation, and a wedding paper joke. It also covers fashion critique, a mother’s overclad baby, extreme clothing contrasts, a horse racing result, royal memento, a Sherman daughter engagement rumor, and Ada Rehan's prolific stage career.
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J. Frank Mundy
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