Boy Carries Wood Load With Struggle and Grit
A Danbury tale follows a boy named Coville as he battles a heavy wood load, nearly toppled by the weight, and finally succeeds after a harrowing march to the woodbox. A second piece argues for an ornamental stove, praising beauty and utility, with comic Connecticut New England satire about a hammock incident in a Danbury grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henryl
Dead Monroe Gentleman Fulfills Contract Then Dies
A Monroe man, bound by a winter agreement to wake his wife each morning for six months, fulfilled his part of the contract and died last week. The case is described as very sad. 7. M. Barer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Barer
Ayers
Hunter
Goose Ri
Ayer
H. A. Bean
Winter St, Lawrence, Mass
Log Rolling and Politicians in a Rural Encounter
An old Morgon county farmer clears brush when two hunters arrive. Judge Elliot and Senator Harrison help with the logs, then politely refuse payment. The anecdote mirrors political satire from Youth's Companion, while other pieces discuss education, hand crafted corks, a telegraph editor’s duties, theater ghosts, electric centipedes, and a Polk county family with three long-lived generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgon County
Ind
Gald
Elliot
Senator Harrison
United States
Supreme Court
Spavin Cure Ad From Warren Pa
An old advertisement touts L G Noyes & Co dniggists Warren Pa selling English Spavin Liniment that promises to remove blemishes and lumps in horses. It claims dramatic cures for spavin and related ailments with a $50 saving and a warranty. The copy features overcolored phrasing and outdated medical claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Noyes & Cadniggists
Warren
Lg, Moyea & Co
Warren, Pa
Ona
Drunkenness In All the World Claims One Cure
An advertisement touts Dr Haines Golden Specific as the sole cure for drunkenness in the world. A fragment asks why a man behaves like a dog and suggests the cause is his bowing and vowing in a religious or ritual sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Haines
Clarvoyant Examination Free Offers Radical Cure Prospects
An advertisement promises free diagnosis for kidney liver bladder or heart diseases and chronic ailments with thirty years of experience and claims to never fail in curing epilepsy. It urges no examination needed and provides a Syracuse address. The note includes various products and notices from Siegfried's and other items like clam dishes and clothing, ending with a sensational line about life transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Annie $. Butler
Pond St
Providence, BR. I
Miles
Morris & Mullens Drug Store
Dr Miles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Danbury
Lee & Shepard
Boston
Young Coville
New England
New
Macaulay
Bacon
Dryden
Sheridan
Byron
Scott
Wellington
Immmortal
No Name Magazine
New York Sun
Telegraph
Opera
Honer
New York Herald
Washington Star
Polk County
Liles
Dr. J. C. Ayer & CO
Lowell
Mass
Wyman & Davis
The
Hepating
Water Street
Carver
C.&e.bartsch
Diamond Block
Myron Waters
GN. Parmlee
United
Feu
Golden Dike
Rave Street
Cincinnati
Rita Caen
GOV
William BK. Russell
Soparrow
Allen BR. Foote
Society of Loyal Volunnteers
Massachusetts
Wm. E. Russell
Germany
Alsace-Lor- Traine
Camille Pelletin
Chamber of Deputies
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Frederick Harrison
Aldace F. Walker
Western Traffe Association
Alice H. Rhine
Lord Tennyson
Edwin Arnold
Louisiana
Etters
the Forum
Union Square
Glade Township
Siegfried & Co
Pitcher’s Castoria
Syracuse, N.Y
Tur Eorron
Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
Noyes
Siegfried’s
Gregrys
Castoria
Dixson
East Warren
A. P. Ordway
Beat Medi l Work Publishe
Morris & Mullen
Baker Horse
Sfn
WM. Ayres & Sons
Philadelphia
Harrison
Bahama
New Providence
Fort Jupiter
Florida