Largest Stock of Furnishings in Market
Advertises the largest stock of furnishing goods in market including underwear neckwear gloves collars and accessories. Emphasizes breadth and variety to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Sullivan Times
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1884
Page
1
Advertises the largest stock of furnishing goods in market including underwear neckwear gloves collars and accessories. Emphasizes breadth and variety to attract customers.
Readable text shows scattered characters and a price 4.00 with unclear context. No identifiable people places or events emerge from the fragment.
A quote reflects on how money for writing ends up with a few city mercantile papers whose writers lack opinion or influence. The piece suggests writers move from living struggles to a future that mocks their hopes. John Swinton's Paper remarks on journalism economics and obscurity.
The piece extols American stubborn optimism after failures, praising persistence in business, politics, and finance. It notes reactions to bank suspensions, political defeats, and economic crises, contrasting perseverance with general caution. It also comments on onions and storage practices for winterkeeping.
A reflection on work and devotion urging that success rests on attitude and method. The speaker contrasts praying with a sense of loss and praising with pain to illustrate deeper moral effort beyond mere action.
W. H. Burks advertises Shilohs Cure promising immediate relief from croup whooping cough and bronchitis.
The item urges using Dr. Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to prevent illness. It cites quack bitters skepticism and asserts many citizens recovered from weak kidneys indigestion sores and distress through the remedy.
The Piloughman advises trimming apple trees immediately after winter fruit gathering when most leaves are fallen. Benefits include slower sap flow aiding wound healing, better adherence of wound protectants, cooler working conditions, and clearer visibility of which limbs to remove.
The text contrasts Indian Territory settlements with stereotypes, noting educated, refined Native families who are white by birth, inheritance, and law, and by their upbringing. It argues intelligence and cultivated minds rival neighbors across the Kansas line, urging self-reliance through experience. It closes with a proverb about learning from hardship.
The article argues for slowly increasing plough depths each year to prevent exposing cold subsoil and to allow turned soil to decompose into suitable plant food. It stresses giving time for soil conditions to improve before deeper tillage.
Shiloh's Cure advertised as quick relief for a hacking cough with a money back guarantee from W. H. Burks.
A seventeenth century pan tomime by Rich at Lincolns Inn Fields featured twelve dancing devils in black and red. An extra actor in a spare dress appeared, provoking panic as audiences believed a real infernal intruded. Rich and Bencraft claimed it was a frolic, but spectators insisted on a supernatural visitation.
A collage of quotes attacks on violence and colonialism, praising biblical literature, and noting social ills. It contrasts harsh wartime rhetoric with medical ads for Shiloh’s Cure and reflections on divorce and modern life as a nation without homes.
Lame back side or chest relief advertised with Shiloh's Porous Plaster priced at 2 cents per patch by W. H. Burks.
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