Fragmented 17th Century Ephemera Mixed with Marble Trade
A jumble of 17th century ads and notes describes remedies like Cancareta Cardy Cathartic and Pino's Cure, a claim about drug refunds, and a marble shipment of 46,000 pounds from near Knoxville to New England via Baltimore and Ohio. It mentions Norcross Bros and a flutter of curiosities such as the Peruvian condor wing and references to heredity and ephemera Golden Tunsstt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tennessee
Baltimore and Ohio
New England
Norcross Bros
Cambridge
Maas
Knoxville
Great remedy for hair loss and color restoration
An advertisement extols Dr Ayers Hair Vigor as a universal solution for thinning hair and gray or faded color. It claims to stop shedding, cleanse dandruff, restore original hue, thicken hair, and promote growth, with testimonials from users in New York and Massachusetts. A free booklet promises stories of cures by the product’s users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Haarmann
Haateagh St
Ayere Harriiger
Ulu
Fauna Dale
Ayetrs
J . Ayer
Lowell Muss
ORLY
Hubinger Bros
Sheowurdowa
Hey Haven
Webber
Ben Tedioca
Bao
Eterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Christian Endeavor
Chiago
Gartronmia Fie Sxavp Co
Cattrournta Ela Syrup Co
Cattrounté Lya
Open Letter Fragments From an Era of Patent Medicines
A collage of decades old items including an open letter to mothers about Pitcher Castoria and Chase Fletcher, a note from The Rio Grande Western Railway, Utah information bureau appeals, and various advertisements for Casarets Candy Cathartic, No-1 Brand, and other remedies. The text blends health claims, marketing pitches, and travel notices with scattered product slogans and peculiar historical asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regeanser
Tes van
Castoria
Samuel Plecher
Wyanunis
Rio Gissde Western Railway
Chicago
Dearborn Street
Owings
Utah
Drake
Mae Thin
Wadleiqn
Railways and public policy stir at Washington convention
M E Ingall s preserved as big four president urged swift tariff reform and closer ties with the Interstate Commerce Commission. He warned that private rebates and secret contracts threaten public welfare, urging legislative changes to allow fair rates and stronger enforcement against abuses by railroads and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hion
Interstate Commerce Commission
M D_INGALLS
BIG Fou Gova
Rairoada
Gender Congress
Congress
Rafiwaya
Ari Ethicet
Offictala
Ralwaya
IAF
United States
Failway
Gny Ware
Supreme Court
Joint
New York
A Moines F
Commission
Neon Trama
Welling Merchans
Pricea
Nome Railway
Egent
Ruth Ther
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Pino
D C Albright
Mimnburg
Steere Tulu
Tulu
Bright San 96 Fm
Fanten
Vila
Mordless
Smedele
EAD Cacle CO
Chilagod
Akes
Wkndell Publishing Go
Mratoga Springs
Keela
Nelanborny
John TE
Baistol
Tena
John R. Blrkey
Qiles
Rala
Atlanta
Allmakeu
Deaven Lipewriten Exchange
Dengar
Cole
United Kingdom
Aromel
Honor
Min
UTP
Maine
Provid Og Pha
Iil Sk
U.S
Mou
ML E. Ingaite
Pesscuta
Demas
Simos
Sean Aba
Sgo
A Hewdett
Commisanionera
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Williagns
Sam
Williams
Rotary Public
Avan Poorstora
Notary Publis
Ereler
Mo-Tou-Mao
Pitty
Centa
Bos FF
Agi
California Fig Syrup CO
SAN Fraaciason
Cal
Aly
Bay Alec
Louis Mom
Candy Cathartic Tradi Mara Redetaree
Peter Good
Neversickan
Jess
Binghamton
Binghamston
Philapa
Bometh
SrAmarTs Fed Pension Mivaforu
Washlogton
D. C
Sialon Welco
Tiperty Kalamenes
Droge
W.N. U
Balt Lake
Miodly
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