Oldest St. Louisan Frederick Saugrain 96
Frederick Saugrain, aged 96, is described as the oldest living St. Louisan. Born March 24, 1806, he lived in St. Louis all his life, spends much time in Sedalia, Missouri, and is linked to a storied French lineage of librarians and printers, tracing back to John Saugrain in 1518. The piece notes his health and longevity, with family ties to Sedalia via his daughter and grandson.
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St. Louis
Sedalia
Frederick Saugrain
St. Louisan
Wiliam G. Pettus
John Waddell
Sangrains
France
Monitor
John Saugrain
Ferrieres Haut Chodier
d’Blaireux
Lyons
Claudine Vallet
Charles Vix
Henry
Navarre
Abraham Saugrain
Catherine
Esperance Cellier
William Saugrain
Catherine Vaillent
Paris
Claud Maria Saugrain
Catherine Guillyn
Versailles
Marly
Vincennes
St. Cloud
Louis III
Claude Marin Saugrain
Artois
Arsenal
Antoine Francois Saugrain
Charles IX
Saugrain
Woman Overcomes Kidney Disease With Medical Discovery
Lucy Hayter of Jacksboro Texas credits Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery with curing a year long kidney ailment described as Brights Disease and spasms after twenty two bottles. She reports dramatic health improvement and invites readers to obtain Dr Pierce Common Sense Medical Adviser by mailing stamps to Buffalo New York.
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Lincoln
Dr. Pierce
Lucy Hayter
Jacksboro
Jack Co
Texas
Bright
Saugrain saga and a tale of St Louis explorers
The article recounts the adventures of Dr. Saugrain and Dr. Piquet in the late 1780s as they journeyed from France to America. It covers their capture by Indians near Cincinnati, Saugrain’s escape, and his later roles in Kentucky and St. Louis, ending with notes on his family and rival claim about the family name. It also mentions Pierre Waddell adopting the Sangrain name and a medical advertorial on laxatives.
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Franklin
Spain
South America
Piquet
Paris
New World
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Ohio
Ragnet
Cincinnati
Saugrain
Sangrain
Louisville
Galliopolis
Kentucky
Lexington
Frederick Saugrain
France
Antoine Francois Saugrain
Old St. Louis
Chamberlain
Civil service reform praised by Old Time Democrat
An Old Time Democrat extols civil service reform as a positive topic, noting its value and importance in public discourse. The remark, captured in a brief exchange, underscores support for reform within the party.
P Brandt Grocer Co Fielden Roast Coffee Ad Claim
A P Brandt Grocer Co advertisement promotes Fielden Roast Coffee priced at 25 cents per 4 pounds. It touts strong flavor, economical use, and a smooth drink without rankness, urging customers to beware of imitators while claiming a unique blend.
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P. Brandt Grocer Co. Fielden Roast Coffee
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Withal
Benjamin Franklin
Address Peal Medicine Co
Cleveland
North Star
S'L-H Hardware CO
West Second Street
West Main Street
Post-Dispatch
Pierre Waddell
Frederick Sangrain
Hostetters
the P.brandt Grocer Co
L. C. Snell
West 3Rd Street
Sedalia, Me
Landman Bros
Fourth and Ohio Sts
Sedalia, Mo
Madison Medicine Company
W. EK
Bard Drug Company
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