Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Family Remedy
The passage extols Syrup of Figs for laxative use highlighting its pleasant flavor gentle action and soothing effect. It says parents with costive or bilious conditions will see gratifying results making it the best family remedy and a bottle every home should keep.
Beautiful French organdie gown with velvet trim
A description of a delicate gown in fine French organdie muslin with shadowy rose designs and green vines. It features a plain skirt with a deep hem, a gathered bodice, velvet ribbon trims, buckles, and a bow at the back, with velvet loops along the belt side. Also a brief ad for Piso's Cure for Consumption by Mrs C Beltz of Denver dated Nov 8 1905.
Trans Mississippi Inventions Mentioned in 1896 Patents
A list of patentees from Nebraska Iowa and more receives last week patents including pipe wrench sister prechop grader band cutter and feeder wire holder singletree skirt protector and other devices. It notes a duck shaped pen wiper and various new tools while inviting inventors to seek free information from Sues Co patent solicitors in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
A. W. Freeman
Fullerton
Alliance
Hiram A. Guy
Wood River
L. M.hankansson
Mason City
Iowa
William Louden
Fairfield
Deborah Owen
van Wert
L. D. Smith
Waterloo
Sues, & Co
United States Patent Solicitors
Bee Building
Johnson on Flattery and Fashion by Mrs Thrale Companions
A Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt recalls Dr Samuel Johnson as vain yet deft with flattery, noting his contempt for women’s intellect yet occasional gracious compliments. It describes his critical eye for ladies’ dress, his exchanges with Mrs Thrale and Mrs Siddons, and a quip about portraits showing only heads and shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Spectator
Mrs. Siddons
Bond Street
Mr. Craik
Streatham
Cincinnati Enquirer
Southern War Encounters and Humorous War Time Vignettes
The account recalls a Confederate captain losing a gun after a fierce Federal assault in Tennessee. A private suggests buying back the captured gun. A hungry Confederate named Johnston asks a farmer for food and a North Carolinian soldier begs a water drink from a porch visitor describing his hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Johnston
Front Royal
Ostetter's Stomach Bitters Advertisement
An appeal for assistance promotes Ostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for indigestion heartburn and bile gland discomfort. The copy urges quick use for dyspeptic symptoms and cautions signs like pale skin and yellowing eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostetter
Fragmented Civic Rhetoric and Quips on Conspiracy
Quoted musings critique conspiratorial mindset and our own faults. References to Dre's Great Nerve, a free bottle offer, and stray remarks about talking and perception appear amid garbled ad copy and scattered aphorisms from Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E . Marv
Arch St. Phi
E.e.phia
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Mrs. C. Beltz
Denver
Col
LT Eeee
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Missouri Valley Medical Society
J. Francis
Burlington
Neb
Stark Trees
Stark Prothers
Lpvrtaxs
Rockport
Int
Rook
B. B. Woolley
Atlanta, Ga
Samuel Johnson
Bane
Ayer
Vigor
Lindsey
Arkansas
Bilver
E. V. M. Powell
Harrison,Ark
Bank of Harrison
Boone County Bank
Harrison, Ark
North Pole