Broken Out Purifying Blood Elixir Ad Promotes Health
An old advertisement touts Dr. Acker's English Blood Elixir as a cure for disease like broken skin and general weakness. It claims European and American success, appeals to concerns about blood purification, and notes it is sold by J. W. Evans & Son.
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Europe
America
Wheatcroft Nelson
London
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Extra session costs Ohio state daily and campaign notes
The excerpt discusses the extra session of the Ohio legislature costing 1100 dollars per day, politics and candidates, and a wave of rascality claims. It notes immigrant arrivals, Henry Stanley’s upcoming visit, and a Pittsburgh reception for McKinley with high praise, plus medical testimonials and ad copy for Hib Bard’s products.
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John L. Sullivan
Times Star
Campbell
Ohio
New York
Henry M. Stanley
Lima Times
Brice
Adams County
Doodle
Manchester
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Building and Loan Association
Oars
McKinley
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Major McKinley
Carnegal Hall
Congress
James G. Blaine
Little Napoleon
Canton
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup Claims Cure All
The advertisement touts Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup as a permanent cure for rheumatism and purports to cleanse the blood, with testimonials from Mr and Mrs E Brown of Tiffin Ohio and Wa McDevrin of Teegardin Columbia Co Ohio. It also promotes associated pills and plasters and notes a price offer for the Bullet in Commercial Gazette.
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Hibbard
Hines & Son
E. Brown
Tiffin
Ohio
Brown
Main St
Bowne Green
O. D. Hopkins
C. D. Yonex
Swayne's Ornament claims cure for piles with sale details
A late 19th century advertisement touts Swayne's Ornament as a remedy for piles. It promises to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulcers, and remove tumors, claiming effectiveness in most cases. Sold by druggists or mail order for 50 cents, by Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia.
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Swayne
Swayne & Son
Philadelphia
After the Lottery Threat to Express Firms in Ohio
Ohio prosecuting attorneys are urged to block Louisiana Lottery ties with express companies. The piece argues that excluding the lottery from express networks would cripple its influence, calling on express agents and officials to aid law enforcement and honest citizens to oppose the scheme.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Express
Louisiana
Tramps Try to Register to Vote at Burnet House
Two rough-looking men enter the Burnet House and ask to register. The clerk, surprised, asks if they want a room or breakfast, and they reply they want to vote, clarifying their intent in a terse exchange.
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Times Star
Cleanem
Burnet House
Deepest French Coal Mine Near 4000 Feet
The article notes St Andre du Poirier in France hosts the deepest coal mine, with two shafts 2952 and 3083 feet deep, the latter to be deepened toward 4000 feet. It produces nearly 300,000 tons, and temperatures stay low around 75F, unlike Pacific coast gold and silver mines where temps reach 120F in some Comstock levels.
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London
St. Andre du Poirier
France
Pacific Coast
Comstock Lode
Auctions Near Van Wert West Ohio October 1890 Sale List
Several farm sales listed with details on properties for sale by G. W. Borg, David Arnold, John J. Klinger, H. S. Adams and Truman Taylor. Each notice describes horses, cattle, hogs, implements, grain, household goods and terms of payment. auctions to occur in late October and early November 1890 near Van Wert, Venedocia, and Pleasant Township with terms mostly cash over five dollars.
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John McCoy
van Wert
G. W. Borg
David Arnold
Venedocia
Horeb
Jennings Township
Walter A
John J. Klinger
Jackson Township
Defiance Road
Grove School House
Toledo
D. Moone
Adams
Ridge Township
D. Moorn
Truman Taylor
Pleasant Township
Bray Farm
Blue Bull
Untler
Liberty
Ohio
Legoaces
Kiowa
Kansas
Segagees
van Wert County
Middlepoint
Hoaglin
Tully Township
Ridge Road
Tolly Township
Tally
van Wert Oantry
Convoy
Bay 4
N.W
N.B
N.E. A
Passaves Farm
Dickinson County
Timothy Meadow
Greenwood
Chicago & Atlantic R. R
Hoaglin Township
County
Wallis Land
Paulding
J. M. C. Marble
Dixon
Indiana
Marble
West
Stroup Visits Van Wert As Farmer Candidates Debated
Lawrence K. Stroup Republican congress candidate toured Van Wert on a Saturday meet and spoke with citizens. The Anlaize county farmer solidly supports farming and Alliance ideals, facing three farmer candidates that could split agricultural votes in the district. Also noted were farmer yields, local notable B L Meredith, and John L. Sullivan passing through town en route to Fort Wayne to perform in Honest Hearts and Willing Hands.
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Lawrence K. Stroup
Captain Stroup
Anglaize
Logan
Hardin County
Ford Layton
Price
Prohibition
Smith
van Wert
Dayton
John L. Sullivan
Fort Wayne
Bruiser
Phenomenon at Van Wert Recalls Rheumatic Cure
An 1589 Van Wert Ohio testimonial claims sciatic rheumatism left after using Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup. Rupert Kina certifies the cure after four bottles, with Hines and Son Druggists backing the claim.
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van Went
Ohio
Hibbard
Hines & Son, Druggiet
van Wert
Rupert Kina
Hines & Son
Great Discoverers and Dr Miles Book Boost Nervous System
Pittsburgh News praises Bell Edison role in telephone and electricity advances and highlights Dr Franklin Miles a nervous disease specialist. It notes the Restorative Nervine among his key discoveries, claims broad benefits, and offers free trial bottles via Gackenheimer Druggist. Read his new facts and book, free to all.
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Bell and Edison
Pittsburgh News
Franklin Miles
Gackenheimer
Fort Wayne Man Praises Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
Mr Chas J H Schroeder of Fort Wayne Indiana reports severe inflammatory rheumatism and little relief from various remedies. Following advice from Dreier & Bro druggists he used Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters and was cured with no relapse. He endorses the product to others.
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Chas
J. H. Schroeder
Fort Wayne
Ind
Messrs. Dreier & Bro
Hibbard
Broadway
Discovery Promises Quick Cure for Digestive Ailments
An important discovery acts on the liver stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle speedsily curing biliousness bad taste torpid liver piles and constipation. Splendid for men women and children. Smallest mildest surest. 30 doses for 25 cents. Samples free at Gackenheimer's.
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Gackenheimer’s
Prominent Elixirs and Ointment Promises Glowed
Dr. Browns Sequards elixer of youth and Dr Miles New Heart Cure are praised as life changing by customers across Kingston Indiana and Dun Kirk New York. Dealers report large sales and high satisfaction with Miles cure while Swayne's Ointment is advertised for skin diseases with bold claims of no internal medicine and universal healing.
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Brown
Franklin Miles
John Weaver
Kingston
Ind
Miles
Monroe
Dunkirk
N. Y
Guckenheimer
Swayne
A Shotgun Toll Gate In Pipestone Pass
A bold highwayman has set up a shotgun toll gate twelve miles south of Butte Mont demanding tolls from travelers in a style reminiscent of old highwaymen. A soft voiced youth masked with overalls started the scheme, collecting small sums from many, later retreating as the Cham pion stage was influenced. Now five new victims were reported and locals plan to resist the extortion.
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Pipestone Pass
Butte, Mont
Pipestone
Claude Duval
Minneapolis Tribune
Peculiar gravity clock and other early 19th century notes
A New York Journal note describes Q. Farrar of Columbus inventing a plate glass clock whose sole visible parts are two balanced tin hands and the dial suspended from the ceiling. He claims the clock runs forever by earth gravity, though electricity is alleged as motive power. The column also mentions a rattlesnake belt tale, a deer killed by a locomotive near Mansfield, and a study of heroic height in London novels. A Boston plan for a mechanical school for youth proposes free access for grammar and high school graduates, with five floors in Albert L. Murdock's Huntington Avenue hospital building.
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T. Q. Farrar
Columbus, O
Mr. Farrar
New York Journal
Boston
Institute of Technology
Albert L. Murdock
Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Woman’s Journal
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Dickinson
W.M. Kear van Wert
Ranke’s Hardware
Cexpress
WM. Ayres & Sons, Philada
Baker Blanketa
Scott's
Scott
Colchester
F. C. Fowler
Moodus
Couns
Piert Bulletin
Johnson
Chicago
Samonel Roger
Oberlin
Price Co
The
Bulletin and Commercial Gazette
Dye
Franx Thomas & Co. Publishers
Baltimore
B. L. Meredith
Bion
J. M. Sealts & Co
Colorado
Lima Gazette
Dart Fairthorne
Harper's Bazar
Capt. Wright
Logan & Adams
Phoenix
Cal
Eastern Minnesota Railway
Mansfield
Duluth
Cor
St. Paul Globe
Mr. Rochester
Lord Chesterfield
Sapolio
Mast Line
Atlantic Express
Wes
Western Express
Pacific Eedfocrs
Bonday
Fallman
W.M. Flaharty
van Weert
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinnon
Suodeys
North
C. W. Johnston
Swett
Page
Payne
MHH
Tuttle
Bradfields
Spadfield Algulatir
Atlanta GA
Hines & Bon
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo N.Y
Carter
Darren
Cartas Medicine CO
Ress
Post Office
H.G. Roo
M.C
Peart
W. W. Mirram
Curser Water and
Market
Frankfort
ST. Louis
Toledo and
Union Depot
Delphos
Tol
P. O
T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
Toledo, St. Louis
Kansas City
A. R
Michigan
Wisconsin
Arkansas
C. Jenkins
C. C. Jenkins
Toledo, Ohio
P'kower
W. M. Kear
Enterprise
Shanesville
Tully
Hoaglin Tp
van Wert Co
Soagies
Liberty Township
Bee
Cavette
Mead County
Meade Center
Fowler
ACANT
Chicago & Atlantic R. A
Ouse
Corporation of
van 40 Wert
Iowa
Texas
Minnesota
An & Call
W. M. Kerr
Glotka
Kinko
Ceenn