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07 Jun 1873
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Aiken Tribune in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Tribune
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1873
Page
1
At the Bases Poem on a Portrait and Desire
A speaker contemplates painting a fairy face with soft lines and roses, praising beauty yet questioning if such longing is a sin. He longs to place the beloved in his heart, dreaming of possession from dawn to dusk, then resists with a plea to turn the portrait away.
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Poats
Illinois
Chicago
St. Petersburg
Alexander
William
Prussia
Europe
Asia
Germany
Russias
Gatschina
Warsaw
Kaiser Wilhelm
Bismarck
von Moltke
Gzarowitz
Michael and
Nicholas
Prince Bismarck
Toheack
Cossack
Winter Palace
Kalayese
German Benevolent Society
Bim
Edward
Constantine
York
Tulling
Cicero
Thaddeus Stavens
Orphan Home
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Napoleon Fet
Paris Figaro
Chiselhurst
London
France
Eisure
Adiapatch
Faubourg St. Honore
Origin of the Patrons of Husbandry and its work
A retrospective look at the origins of the Patrons of Husbandry, detailing the founder William Saunders, the plan to unite dispersed farmers, the growth of the order across states, its degree structure, and the spread of grange influence with large membership gains and extensive published materials. The piece notes rituals, ceremonies, and progressive aims to empower farmers against middlemen.
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Patrons of Husbandry
Origin
the Farmers’ Organization
Philadelphia
West
William, Saunders, Bay
Mr. Saunders
Selkirk
Juan Fernandéz
Washington
Harvester
Statz Grance
Pomona
Hope
Transportation canals and routes threaten New York monopoly
The demand for cheaper freight moves west and south, pushing for internal waterways to connect the Mississippi to the Atlantic. Engineers deem three canal routes practicable, potentially diversifying commerce and curbing monopoly, as northern ports resist shifts toward southern corridors and Southern, Gulf, and Western states gain commercial unity.
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Northwest
Seaboard
Mississippi
Atlantic Ocean
Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Gulf of Mexico
Apalachicola River
New York City
United States
Atlantic Ports
New York
Atlantic Coast
Atlantic
Pacific
South Atlantic
Gulf
West
Northwest States
New Orleans
Times
Withington Journal
List of principal poisons and antidotes in Ashantee war era
A quirky catalog mix lists poisons with remedies such as oil of vitriol aqua fortis and chalk, notes Ashantee realm on the Gold Coast around Elmina, 310 square miles with over three million people, and British tensions. It surveys proverbial sayings and quotes Russian witticisms on folk wisdom and roguery.
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Ehnina
Gold Coast
Africa
Elmina
Diamond
England
Tron
Advertising Rates At One Square Place
Rates listed with instruction to place ads by noon Friday each week. Mentions $1.00 charge for certain ads and emphasis on cash payment and contract reductions for liberal placements. Readers urged to submit stalls and favors prior to the weekly deadline.
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Len Pencil and Scissors Chronicle Oddities
A mixed collection of notes reports and conjectures spans rainfall effects excitable tales of babies sent from Portland to Kalama a minister in Greece charity toward General Canby and a striking account of franking privileges in Washington plus legends of ancient lamps in tombs and a Napoleonic hoax all reflecting curious 19th century daily life and opinion.
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