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Newspaper
The Progress
Location
Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1896
Page
7
A German discovery named antinomin claims to destroy bacteria and parasites with soapsuds. It purportedly keeps yeast active for brewing and can dilute to a strong solution. The item criticizes saloons as evil and notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.
A fragmented report traces Tiburzi a famed brigand in central Italy. It notes his history of highway robbery murder conviction, escape, and long tenure as local tax collector and protector who garners aid from peasants while dampening crime. The piece also cites earlier mining laws and quotes ex President Harrison on miners organizing a code in the 1848 1860 era. It includes an advertisement extolling Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for nasal catarrh and aHarper's Bazaar joke about a Chafing Dish club social.
Send 38 cents to MERNOD and JACCARD Jewelry Co. Broadway at Locust in St. Louis for the Holiday Catalogue featuring 3000 watches jewelry silverware clocks and music boxes. A Senid Silver earler Stick Pin is offered with the request.
A long fragment describes farm options in Texas and nearby states, urging buyers to invest in land with rail access and possible irrigation. Mentions Moreno, Wihookoverree, and Dallas area markets, with references to oats beets lemons and other crops. Includes notes on transportation routes from Texas to Florida and Santa Fe, plus promotional lines from multiple firms and seasonal advertising.
Disjointed text discusses pens, writing quality, and how to restore spoiled ink with water. It threads through mentions of Maynooth, Prem, Bevin, and various obscure names, then veers into claims about intelligence, wires, and a supposed remedy. The fragmentary piece reads like a wandering essay or scrap notes with no clear narrative.
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