Large Bottle Count Promised in Warners Safe Care Sale
Warners Safe Care announces a large bottle distribution with figures claimed as base totals. The notice asserts 26 587 335 bottles figures are correct per sale books.
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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1887
Page
3
Warners Safe Care announces a large bottle distribution with figures claimed as base totals. The notice asserts 26 587 335 bottles figures are correct per sale books.
Congress debates American rights on the seas and the use of force, with Senator Krye urging war as the only remedy. The majority supports the treaty while apprehensions linger about internal construction and possible conflict, as postures on diplomacy versus force unfold amid broader legislative acts and political maneuvering.
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A garbled compilation of stray quotes and ad blurbs from multiple papers mentions Bon Francisco Call, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, and local merchants in Jamestown and Danville. It references political figures, trains, dogs, health remedies, and assorted oddities, with no coherent single event or narrative.
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