Harpers Magazine 1886 illustrations and features
The 1886 Harpers Magazine previews an illustrated issue with a new editorial department on American literature and current topics. It highlights a forthcoming serial by Charles Sindsey Warner with illustrations by C S Helbart, focusing on American society and subjects by leading American writers and artists.
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Warners Line
Stiss Wooleon
Angela
Wowe
Tidhin
Haklage
Lee
Seriul Fom HK. BD. Wyckmore
Mra! 1
Ateriva and
Tureyes
Thuwell
Harper's Magazine and Harper's Young People notice
An old advertising notice discusses Harper's Magazine and Harper's Young People for subscribers in the United States and Canada. It outlines volumes, start dates, and ordering details for back issues, binding, and alphabets for Harper's listings, with address for responses in New York.
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Harper's
Harper's Young People
Franklin
United
States
Canada
Unscraphed Weekly Notes and Mixed Headlines
A fragmented OCR passage from a weekly illustrated issue references politics and media, with scattered terms like journals, therapy, and newspapers. It mentions Wahlen, Fas, and various unclear names, lacking cohesive events or a clear lead.
Harper's Periodicals and Harper's Weekly Catalog Details
A fragmented catalog note describes Harper’s Periodicals and Harper’s Weekly offerings with pricing, subscription terms, bindery options, and mail handling for bound volumes. It outlines postage, money orders, and delivery terms, indicating costs like 70 dollars for a full volume and windowed pricing for cloth bindings, with payment via money order or draft and mailed subscriptions to New York.
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Fannery
Dee
Peerher
Harpers Weeds
Eirer Sears
Tamagl
Path
Taudl
Moat-Corfice
Tauren & Buotathw
Harper& Brothers
New York
Harper's Bazar Issue 1 highlights fashion and art
Harper's Bazar Issue 1 touts a mix of literature and fine art illustrations with the latest fashions and home hints. It promises patterns for readers to sew and manage households, with notes on fashion, decor, and artistic features from New York and beyond.
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Margers
Segal
Harper's Periodicals and Publications Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads like an index of Harper's periodicals and library notices. Names such as Harper's Weekly and Harper's Young People appear amid garbled text, with scattered references to subscriptions, prices, and distribution details.
Harper's Young People attractive weekly illustrated reading
Harper's Young People promises a rich weekly feast of juvenile tales travel life and history. The issue offers short stories athletic papers and practical information with many pictures and lively content for families. Subscriptions begin November 3 with a yearly price and options for single numbers five cents through mail orders.
Bottle Beauties and Whisky Debts In Louisville Saloon Tale
A Louisville saloonkeeper John Gillen paid an $82 whisky debt for O Donovan Rosse. Reports mention a Sioux Falls dog drinking at a saloon, county officials charged with malfeasance, and mixed temperance fallout in Jerauld and DeSmot. Also noted are a Dell Rapids attorney’s fall, temperance bells on election day, and various comments on prohibition and industry figures. A Black Hills map pamphlet by Lauren Dunlap is praised by the Black Hills Journal.
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John Gillen
Louisville
O'Donovan Rosse
Sioux Falls
Steele County
Jerauld
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dell Rapids
DeSmot
Poe
Lauren Dunlap
Black Hills
Dunlap
Dakots
Sioux Reservation
Lorillard's Gate Tangle Over Timberland Deal
Describes Pierre Lorillard courting a tavern keeper to sell a sixty acre white oak tract. Both men misread gate signs on Sunday and gave a sharp retort, leading Lorillard to retreat temporarily before buying the land for several times its worth.
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Pierre Lorillard
Jobstown
N. d
New York Sun
Lorillard
Torillard
Torrillard
Lorrillard
Hin
A Woman Taught Him to Drink in a Sad Magazine Tale
A Manford's Magazine anecdote recalls a fashion party where wine sparked a life changing addiction. A woman who offered the first drop, claiming credit for teaching him to drink, leads to betrayal, ruin, and deep remorse as his drinking spirals from a single sip to daily excess.
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Tony
Manford’s
How We Grow in Dakota Territory and Officials' Efforts
A commentary on the Dakota Territory growth and the An migration Commissioner Dunlap. Reports praise for his work and rising state prospects as provisional government prepares to elect senators and align with Congress. Mention of Weeks perjury case delays due to missing government documents and trial postponement.
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Dunlap
Heroef
Sacra
Dakota
Huron
United States
Congress
Fort Dodge
Tun Dress and
Daketuian
J.B. Weeks
Grand Jury
Weeks
Comte Home Affects Hand County Clerk Change
Judge Church appoints Chas Bowen to succeed ELAM Aplin as clerk of court for Hand county. Bowen, a Democrat of good character, presumed to run the office credibly while Aplin’s ouster drew bipartisan protests. Aplin departs amid praise from Miller and Hand counties. Miller Press notes political realities in the far west. Dakota Horticultural Society plans a Turner county Parker meeting on the 16th and 17th, highlighting public benefactors promoting the cause.
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Judie Church
Chas. Bowen
Aplin
Ener
Hand County
Bowends
Aaian
Miller
Church
Far West
Huron Bar
Miller Bar
Miller Press
Dakota Horticultural Society
Parker
Turner County
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AY Illustrated Weekly
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Union
Christian Wyon
New York Mail
Express Lus
Cincinnati
Toledo
India
Duke of ‘Connaught
Mr. Greyson
Soldiers
Total Abstinence Association
Geo. H. Henderson
Okohojo
Pierre
Strong Shrink
Clifton Waternaega
Henderson
Okobojo
Mnourn
Lorilllard
Varley
Comte
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