Fever Tonic Endorsed by Florida Druggist Patrons
Letters from Jasper Florida and other towns praise Jennings Fever Tonic as a cure for fever and chills. Patrons including Albert Jennings and Elbert Jennings report successful use and strong recommendations from physicians and customers across multiple notices dated 1883 to 1885.
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Tennings
Jennings
Newn Weville
Phi
Albert Jennings
Jasper
Dean Sir
Jons F. Lass
Condurter
PT. R.& N. Raiaway
Pia
Elbert Jennings
Dean
J.D. Jouxstoy
Jasvin
Fra
T. Albert Jennings
Dean Sin
Thos J. Bryan
Jensixes
Pla
Fla
Sin
Suane
Waite Starsa
Flo
Murder Verdict in Pinkston Case at Sidney
The jury in State vs James Reynolds, charged with the murder of James and John Pinkston at their homestead near Sidney, returned a verdict yesterday. Pinkston and his son were killed by an axe after a dispute at their property near Pumpkin Creek.
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James Reynolds
James
John Pinkston
Sidney
Pinkston
Cain
Council Bluffs Ladies Resolve Train Disorder
A loud passenger aboard a train insulted voices and seats prompting two Council Bluffs women to threaten action. The man relented after the elderly passenger warned she would pull the bell rope and eject him. other men supported her stance. In Utah, new reports indicate unsettled conditions as the Army stations at Fort Douglass consider rapid response options if needed.
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Chi
St. Paul Globe
Omaha Bec
Wasumnatux
Dee
War Department
Utah
Dines
Owalia
Douglass
Salt Lake Cary
Fort Douglass
McVouk
Department of LaPlatte
St Louis
Teansig
Directions for Religious Expounders and Odd Inventions
A collection of terse sermon guidelines urging conciseness and natural delivery plus a Missouri dispatch describing an imagined rail transport invention that would load and unload passengers without stopping. The piece blends admonitions on preaching with a satirical, speculative tech notion and light quips from a street exchange.
Blind man regains sight after wife and children long unseen
A suburban resident who went blind after cataract married a German helper who cared for his late wife and two children. The operation restored his sight, triggering a reunion with his previously unknown wife. The scene of joy followed as the family embraced. Nearby notes mention weather, a Wilmington minister wounded, masquerading in Savannah, and Lisbon royal romance.
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Hudson County
N. Y
Connecticut
Ludo
Fergin Ud
Portugal
Moston
Diss Reasier
Lisbon
Aung Ferdinand
Boston
Abo
Ferdinand
President rebukes private secretary over Christmas verse
The President reads aloud a poem found by Daniel the Private Secretary and criticizes its sentiment as un-Gallic and unsuitable for the administration. He dismisses the matter, then returns to papers accusing a county trader of widespread failures and high delinquency in the south.
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Daniel
Hedden
Quirky Headlines Spark 19th Century Wit Across Papers
A collage of brief, humorous items from Newark, Yonkers, The Press, The Judge, The Boston Herald, Milwaukee Sentinel, Boston Globe, St. Louis Republican, New York Herald, St. Paul Globe, New York World, and Atlanta Constitution. Jokes about barbers losing voices, silver statehood, Parisians eating monkeys, port protection, Evarts praise, starvation fasts, Nevada silver mania, minister installation, ex-Treasurer Spinner, and John Sherman’s political jabs.
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Newark
Yonkers
Boston Herald
Milwaukee Sentinel
Evarts
Boston Globe
Thomas Green
Palmyra
Wis
St. Louis
Stewart
Nevada
Carson
New York Herald
St. Paul Globe
Francis E. Spinner
Pablo Beach
New York World
The
Atlanta Constitution
John Sherman
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Jasper, Fla
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Lunia
Lucy Bally
California
Ube Sdasua
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Council Bluffs Ladies
London
oWell
Knoxville, Selu
Uae
Lus de Bel Your
Peyton I. Wage
Wilmington, N.v
Savanah
Dan Lamont
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