Late Gen Urich admired Napoleon III in Paris era
Paris dispatch recalls General Urich once a popular idol then mocked as a fool or traitor. He rose under Louis Philippe then Napoleon III era, won Crimea, led Strasbourg defense, and drew mixed acclaim. A public backlash followed, with officials questioning his military judgment and his professed loyalty to the Emperor.
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Napoleon III
Paris
Urich
Louis Philippe
the Elysee
Crimea
Legion of Honor
Italy
Strasburg
Metz
Stransburg
le Mans
Tours
M. Cremieux
Guibert
Valentin
Gambetta
Alsace
Place de la Concorde
Hapolena III
M. Ponson du Terroil
Orleans
Wise Economy and Family Welfare in Hard Times
A St Louis Magazine brief urges balanced spending and outlays to protect family wellbeing. It argues against excess in eating, fire, or needless preaching, stressing time for culture, rest, and social bonds over ostentatious gain. It notes prosperity brings higher living costs and that joys now matter beyond money saved for later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
A Little Story with a Big Point
Dr Burt G Wilder recalls his Grahamite parents unaware people eat meat. At six, a roasted chicken at dinner prompts a child’s confession that he believes it is a dead hen, a moment of startling realization. The anecdote highlights early shifting views on food and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Magazine
Burt G. Wilder
Blood vitality boosted by Stomach Bitters tonic
The text extols the benefits of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a general tonic restoring digestion and assimilation, reducing bile, purifying circulation, and strengthening the system against disease. It claims relief from constriction, rheumatism, and malaria, and notes related naval and industrial items. Commodore Schley urges two modern steam cruiser training ships, while Trulins Reis & Co.'s Cincinnati vinegar factory burned for a $40,000 loss, fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostetter
Schley
Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting
Trulins Reis & Co
Cincinnati
A New Way to Pay Old Debts and Public Jury News
Shakespeare references debts to nature and grace periods, while Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a remedy for sore throat bronchitis asthma catarrh consumption and other pulmonary issues. The McQuade jury in New York announced an agreement and were discharged with nine acquittal votes and three for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Pierce
New York
A Terrible Fire and Medical Remedies Highlighted
A grim fire description contrasts with fever dangers from lung ailments. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is touted as a cure, while Favorite Prescription is praised as a restorative tonic for nervous debility and related pains. Legal note shows assignment by Montreal bootmaker Richard S. Mardon with liabilities and assets listed.
Cure-alls and Conflict Mix in Brief Three-Line Note
An odd blend of ads and a violent report notes Hall's Hair Renewer promised for root hair growth and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral touted for bronchitis. It also mentions fighting at Myogyee where sixty Burmese were killed in a recent clash.
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Hall
Ayer
Myogyee
Woodcut accident injures Dodge Center man
George Christiannson of Dodge Center suffered a head wound when his ax struck a clothesline during work. The item notes the wound as serious but not dangerous and records the accident's brief details. A promotional note then extols Brown's Iron Bitters as a non intoxicating tonic claimed to cure various ailments.
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George Christiannson
Dodge Center
Baker Clark firm assigns with preference of 185000
D Kellogg Baker and Charles O Clark of New York form Baker and Clark, making an assignment with preferences totaling 185,361.85. No cut rates. Also promoting Allen's Lung Balsam as a cough and croup remedy in three sizes 25c, 50c, and 1.00 a bottle at all druggists.
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D. Kellogg Baker
Charles O. Clark
Baker & Clark
New York
Gouraud
SFRED
Prins
Tates
Canada
Relief remedy and patent tonics advertised with claims
Relief is immediate and care sure for catarrh. Pi so's remedy claims benefits for dyspepsia indigestion low mood and general debility with fever and ague prevention. The patent elixir by Caswell Hazard & Co. New York is promoted as the best tonic for recovery and health. Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffener is advertised as the invention that makes old boots straight again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caswell Hazard & Co
New York
All All Druga
Lyon
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Paris Journal
Germany
Roumelia
Gadban Effendi
Mengrelia
Tepavischeroff
Sofia
Arthur Shurtleff
Parker, Dakota
Br. Jacobs
Patrick Egan
Michael Davitt
Rossa
Wise Economy
Stone
Ponasale
Pennsylvania
Richard 8. Mardon
Montreal
Hood
W. Burpsan
Lebanon
Hood & CO
Apothecartes, Lowell
Tao
Berks Colerge
Buffalo N.Y
Dederick
Valas
Fsterbrook Fe
Ebster
Oe Gazetteer of the World
G. & C. Merriam & Co., Pub Rs
Springfield
Mass
Marsh
Quincy
Mich
J. Starnaxs
Ohio
W. C. a _Payne
Marshalltown
Laws
Moody
Dolman
Pensions Ge Eeree Claims
M. Sites & Co
Washington, D. C
A. P. Lacey
Fitzgerald & CO
Washington,d.c
Aalary Gibrons
Ora
Sommerson
Bdi Ag
Aiealare . Silverware CO
Boston
Toledo
OBIO
Gardner
Jiemager
Palace Building
Wedbury
Stn
Albany
Pricher
New Oxford
Penn
ORSET
Ona Co
I. Or
Orr
Wilson
Eastorn
Armer
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano CO
Chicago
America
St.paul, Minn
Dr. Pardee
N.W.N. UL
DR. T. Felix Gouraud
Tutt's
Tufts
M. A. Dauphin
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Horne
Wasas Ave
S. Etles
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Woodward & Company
Corn Exchange
Minneapolis
Lis Market
Bose
A. J. Tower
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