Rural New Yorker advertisement freighting offers and claims
An 19th century style advertisement extols the Rural New Yorker as the continent's leading rural weekly, noting its wide coverage from East to South, its strong editorial talent, and broad content including horticulture, farming, literature, and education. It urges subscriptions, offers club rates, and invites agents and free specimens from D. D. Moore in Rochester, New York.
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RURAL
East West
Moore
Rochester, N.Y
Littell's Living Age Ad Promotes Monthly Publication
An advertisement extols Littell's Living Age as a weekly enlarged magazine offering 52 issues per year. It highlights contents in fiction poetry biographical history and critical reviews with a promise of immediate value and lasting literary merit. The notice cites contributors and price details of about three dollars per year and mentions club subscriptions.
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Ilan
Justice Story
Councellor Kent
Ident Adams
Sparks
W. Beecher
James
The American Artisan advertisement in New York periodical
An 1900 prospectus for The American Artisan describes a weekly journal for inventors and manufacturers. It promises engravings, patent lists, and practical guides, with a low annual price and club rates, published by Brown Coombs & Co. at 189 Broadway, New York.
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United States
Europe
Arta
Brown, Coombs & Co
The
American Artisan
Broadway
Onward! Ed by Capt Mayne Reid guides American youth
Maryse Reio presents Maoiinti And it is meant to lead the Youth of America toward higher manhood. The design is to be a cheerful, realistic companion that blends life’s realities with its romance. Supplies periodical literature illustrated by leading artists. Subscription 83 per annum. Address Carusrox, New York.
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Nward
America
Maryse Reio
Yine
Carusrox
Bilehes
New York
Munn & CO
Park Row
American Stock Journal features in new economy: mixed stores and remedies
The issue highlights evolving markets in mixed store economies and farm remedies including cures for spavin and diseases, cattle care guides, sheep and calf care, and practical hints for farmers. Authors and readers in Parkerburg discuss specimen copies and regional adoption, reflecting agricultural commerce and rural publishing patterns.
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Foulley House
Paul
Tocahion
Boyer & Co
Parkereburg
Chanter Co
The Westminster and The North British Review Advertisements
Fragmented OCR text offers promotional content for periodicals including Blackwood's Magazine and various Reviews. It lists subscription prices and club discounts, mentions premiums for new subscribers, back numbers, and a Farmers College publication series. Legal notices about postage and delivery appear, with publication dates and prices in a late 19th century context.
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United States
A‘bove
Gratis
Blackwood
Wood
Leox
Fulton St
N.Y
Lady's Book Promises New Shared Content for 1869
The Lady's Book announces 1869 additions including eight pages of Ladies Bon du ring featuring authors of Alone Hidden Path Moss Side Nes einesia Miriam, monthly stories, and retained writers. It emphasizes in country publishing, unique music features, children and horticulture content, and color engravings praised for quality.
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Authoresa
Hidden Path
Rates for 1869 Club Subscriptions Offer
Terms list pricing for 1869 subscription copies: one to eleven copies for one year with increasing rates and multiple extra copies for club organizers. It notes an address at Sixth and Chestnut Streets in Philadelphia and mentions two contact names L. A Gooey and N. E. Garner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Ota
Blackwood
Pereda
Ceieile'teran
L. A Gooey
N. EB. Garner
Chestnut Streeta
Philadelphia
Land We Love Magazine Promises Substantial Southern Content
The publication outlines its aim as a cheap Southern magazine with reports on war era events and soldiers’ humor, boasting wide readership in most states. It notes secured writers, a plan for useful services, and offers specimen copies, annual pricing, and subscription details from Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Ted Fitovies
Charlotte
Nirth Carolina
Mae
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