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Political jabs ripple through party lines in campaign chatter
A murky blend of anti Harrison, tariff talk, and silver debates colors the scene. Quay hedges on the World's Fair opening, while Georgia and Pennsylvania politics mix pension frauds and reform chatter. Bryan era factionalism edges into rhetoric as Maine to Memphis hub around bridges and slogans.
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New York Musical Monthly Promises Low-Cost Quality
Richard A. Saalfield offers the first issue of the New York Musical Monthly at 15 cents with 32 pages of music. The sample includes Nightingale Song from the Tyrolean and other works, boasting high value for the price. A yearly subscription is $1.50 postpaid.
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May number of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly features varied articles
The May issue of Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly includes Armies of Continental Europe by Thomas Donnelly Felix Oldboy's Recollections by Col. John Flavel Mines Thoreau by W J Lincoln Adams Through the Jura Von Moltke on the Franco German War A Nautical Gladiator and Footsteps of the Swedes along the Delaware by Richard J Hinton plus an article on Old English Porcelain by Thomas L Winthrop Short stories and departments abound in this busy issue of the popular periodical.
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Real Estate Trainers End 1892 Season With Listings
A compilation of property transfers ending April 28 1892 shows H B Thurber and wife selling in Farmington township for 2700 to Cassius P Thurber and various other transfers across Glade Corydon and Sheffield Hall WOC to Miles Underwood and many neighbors plus Ellery Northrop and Van Syckle family deals.
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Self cure with Sulphur Bitters stated by Parker House resident
Abiel C. Carter of Parker House Boston recalls being disgusted with doctors after a year of costly medicines for catarrh and claims to have cured himself with six bottles of Sulphur Bitters. He notes his wife is using them for nervous debility. Also mentions canned and paste anchovies sold by Steerrizp & Co.
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