Art Etchings And Portraits In An Ocean Of Color
A survey highlights mosaics by Raphael and Domenichino with long execution times and vast color ranges. It notes a Venus portrait and a Napoleon painting recently sold in London, plus Albert Favorite’s endorsement of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds with a 50 cent bottle price in Brown's Drug Store.
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Raphael
Marienne Gilbert
Rome
Heluroche
Earl of Onslow
Napoleon
St Mernani
London
Onstow
H. Yates Thompson
Liverpool
Meigsottier
Caraley
Albert Favorite
Arkansas City
Kan
Alye
Chamberlain
Brown's Drug
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative tonic that cleanses the system and eases headaches and fevers. It claims the remedy aids kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them, notes medical approval, and warns buyers to purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. or its labeled packages.
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Calda
California Fig Syrup Co
Fragments of humor and notes from a busy era
A collage of jokes about courting and fashion includes lines from Mrs. Poukapot and Mrs. Pleater about curtains and Ascot ties. Scattered items mention dog show quips and a shopper’s complaint. The piece also cites statistics on race spending, turf prizes, and emigration, with scattered portraits of public figures and social observations in a breezy, magazine‑style miscellany.
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Tay
Olive
Violet
Sux
Club
Columbia
The Emperor and the Rabbi Tale
A Pittsburgh Chronicle item recounts a tale where Emperor Trajan challenges a rabbi to gaze upon God. The rabbi directs the test to look at one of God’s ambassadors, the sun, and the emperor cannot endure the light, proving humans cannot endure divine glory.
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Trajan
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Notable Disasters and Trials Dominating Wire News
Wire reports recount the death of Gustavo Leiprite a San Francisco druggist. Rumors of minister recalls in Hawaii and factory closures, a Brazilian rebellion nearing end, and a Virginia and Truckee railroad robbery. Parole and political moves, cyclones in Louisiana, and a serious bank heist in Toledo accompany train wrecks and missing French officers. A Warsaw resident touts a cure from Brown's Drug Store.
Books and Authors News Highlights Amid Turmoil
Water Brsant heads to Vermont to join Rudyard Kipling for a world’s fair collaboration. Jostr Xioora, a Penobscot Indian, pens a 175 page account of his tribe from ancient times to the present. Lie Waraser’s novel The Prince of India nears publication as readers await the fall of Constantino ple and Mohammed II's entry into Santa Sophia.
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Water Brsant
Vermont
Rudyard Kipling
Jostr Xioora
X. Lie Waraser
India
Constantinople
Mohammed II
Wagon For Two Or Four Horses In First Class Order
An ad for a thoroughbred cov ered wagon priced at 450 dollars. It markets jerky for horses and highlights suitability for two or four horses in first class condition, calling it a snap.
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Hedtfort
Pursex Tear
Rattenberg
Duke of Clarence
Erniss
Newfoundland Assembly
St. John's
Going East Tickets Now Available in Bisbee Area
Residents of Bisbee and nearby communities can buy through tickets to any destination eastward, offering flexible travel options. The program facilitates seamless connections via participating carriers and local outlets for convenient purchases.
Tailor lessons and goods offered by local trades and shops
Advertisements show Mrs Gallen offering cutting and fitting lessons at Callather dressmaking on Fifth street with installments on the Improved White Sewing Machines. P.B. Wansexnos hawks shot guns and hunting gear. Wowcort's features cigars and Pride of Livermore wine. Joseph Hossler promotes prepaid outfits and trunks via mail order. Warehouses tout new foods and groceries for the season along with Walnut’s imports and buckwheat.
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Tombstom
Market quote snippet from New York yields copper and lead
The report from MataI Market in New York shows Silver at 39.75 and Copper at st 39.75 with Lead noted as at a unspecified level. The fragment provides only partial pricing details for metals and lacks complete figures or dates.
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Arizona
Senate
Hill
New York
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Fremont St
City Hall
King Solomon Loogend
Fe & AM
Atasane Hall
Ark
Agerice
Magus Bojeted
Placetary
Purli Arenas A
Bisace
Rarle
Assay and Merantowate
Sanoma
FFICE
Fremont Steet
Oppouiet
Meering & Hering
Earllors AT Law
Co. OL UH
Atrexxey
Coumellow AT Law
Fourth Street
Alien
Doughast Atresia
Tomintowe Wilprac
Allte Court
Berriory
Austin
Whigue
Teesox
En Warez Paler
Ans
Ics
Cios Mons
Simmons Liver Ress Ister
Kidnyn
Avery
Pioneer Store
Jos Hoefler
Prop
General ‘Merchandise
Buckeye Forge
the Smith
Expromeratowee Awd Tema
Yerewartea Parer
J.M. Ormsby
Tucson
Tombstone Bank Capital
Sige
Repange
Canty
Cochise
Arrons
H' Thede
Tomtutone
Goctine
Datst
ST. Louis Beer Hall
Drau
ST Louis Beer
J. V. Vickers
Bes Companies
Lowes Rates
Addrem Emporia Nursery
Gilman
Philadelphia Press
Monte Carlo
Prtzurwicters
Baron de Hirsch
Turface
William Muldoon
Eck Pugilist
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Manly Art
Queen Vic
NESR
Mexico
South America
Cuba
Quebec
United States
Newport
Hants County
Nova Scotia
Emperor
Rabbi
News BY Wire
Gustavo Leiprite
San Francisco
Willis
Hawaii
Virginia and
Truckee
S.F. Louborough
New Mexico
Lease
Kansas
State Board of Charities
Louisiana
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Burgiare
Deapler Bank
Toledo Ast
Timbuctoo
Chu Miesouri
Kaneae
Texas
Rai Oxi
Houston
Ceaves
Evans
Morel
Joseph V. Dory
Warsaw
Amverisi
Brown
Bisbee
S@ Baggagey
P.B. Wansexnos
Wowcort’s
Choice
Livermore
P.O. Box
Paul Warnekros
Gooden
Oregon
Walcott
Matal Market
U.S
Naval
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