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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1895
Page
2
A fragmented line recalls the phrase Tin Mail Brigade, noting its arrival and departure in a reflective historical fragment. The snippet hints at a contextual or literary usage without detailing events or dates.
A collection of light items and anecdotes from various papers. Highlights include Uncle Remus and Indianapolis Journal quips on home life and marriage, a Northside Derby joke about a wedding, petty misadventures with a fake tightrope performer, misfortune from a runaway binder, and a travel scam observed in Decatur. Also reports on Barnum Show health scare, a strawberry harvest, poison scare in Emporia, and a blue mound confidence game.
A weary man begs for arrest to secure food and shelter. A woman offers aid, promising to use her policebrother-in-law’s influence. Report of a local man still lucky with gold spectacles and an old papers sale note.
Mrs Phoebe Thomas of Junction City Alabama diagnosed with Consumption was cured by two bottles of Dr King's New Discovery according to her doctors. Mr Taos Eggers of Florida Street San Francisco recovered from a dreadful cold approaching Consumption after one bottle, two weeks later. Free trial bottles at Kingston's Drug Store available. regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
The reader asks if the date opposite the name on their copy of The Call is 1896 and suggests correcting it at the earliest convenience. It also reminds to subscribe for The Call at a price of one dollar.
Advertisement for Zoeumetisa Myotic Cure claims radical relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in ten days. It asserts it removes the disease origin and promises immediate disappearance. Sold by Kingston in Troy Illinois. Also lists letters remaining uncalled for in Madison County post office as of June 1.
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