One Copy Durations For Bingle Publications
A note lists multiple run lengths for Bingle copies: one copy for 12 months, one for 6 months, and one for 8 months. Each copy is labeled as a Bingle copy.
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03 May 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
May 03, 1873
Page
1
Fragment from a forgotten pocket tale
A narrator finds a four letter Pocky note tied with silk in a girlish hand. The scene shifts from sunny days to a purple sunset, then to a pale figure of a girl bending over the narrator. The vision fades to a gray city street and a sense of fruitless struggle returns.
Patrons of Husbandry origin and rise in the West
The article traces the 1868 origin of the Patrons of Husbandry from a North Carolina Scotch society, noting rapid spread through Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and soon in Tennessee Mississippi Georgia. It describes internal ranks from Laborer to Senate, annual/dy yearly meeting rules, and its social and economic aims including farm wares, grain elevators and agricultural manufacturing, with growing influence across states and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lepibdici
Tusbandry
Patrons of Husbandry
North Carolian
Scotch Society
Womall
Mdgh
West
H. P. ‘Kitty
Tiasca
Minnesota
Washington
North Carolina
Gan
Itagoa
Minnesa
Gonad
Jasper County
Iowa
Waukon
Alamakee
Wisconsin
Winois
Republican
Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Pomona
Hope Grange
National Grange
National Senate
Council
Senate
Ceres
Flora
Towa
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Acquisition of Territory by the United States
A historical overview traces U S territorial growth from early unsettled borders to the Louisiana and Florida acquisitions, Alaska purchase, and Mexico cessions. It notes dates, areas, and the 1870 Census volume as sources, with digressions on George Eliot and contemporary figures.
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United States
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Mississippi River
Pacific Ocean
New York
Virginia
Massachusetts
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Oregon
Minnessota
Kansas
Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Spain
Florida
Texas
Mexico
California
Nevada
Utah
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Colorado
Gia
Moxico
Russia
Alaska
Exzent
Arctic Ocean
The Human Pulse and The City of Chester Steamer
The article discusses the pulse as a health indicator, noting a healthful pulse around seventy per minute and a life expectancy near seventy years, with alcohol and heavy foods accelerating pulse and shortening life. It then notes the steamship City of Chester, after the Great Eastern, as the largest merchant steamer, detailing its dimensions: length 458 feet, breadth 38.8 feet.
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City of Chester
Glasgow
Liverpool
New York
Philadelphia
What Shall We Do With Our Daughters
Instructional piece urging mothers to raise daughters with practical skills and frugal morals. Emphasizes education, homemaking, self-reliance, and modest aspirations, warning that income management shapes daughters' futures and potential marriages.
Extraordinary Noses Feature in Notable Figures
A Cassell's Magazine piece surveys famous noses across history and culture. It cites Scipio Nascica, Ovid, Sylla, Cromwell, Napoleon, Wellington, Pitt, Sheridan, Lord Brougham, Senor Creuse, Mrs Siddons, Reynolds, Booth, and others, noting the striking nose as a defining trait and its use in caricature and portraiture.
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Scipio Nascica
Ovid
Naso
Pope
Kero
Plutarch
Sylla
Cromwell
Cleveland
Birkenhead
Napoleon
Europe
Arthur
Duke of Wellington
Anglesey
Picton
Jambermoore
Huardinge
Charles Napier
Scinde
House of Commons
Sheridan
Pitt
Strausbourg
Sherry
Gillray
Lord Telly
Foote
Lord Brougham
Senor Creuse
Republican Party
Spain
Shee
Booth
Indian Exposition plans and varied political notes
Diverse items include Barnum sending three dozen Indians to Vienna Exposition, immigration from Quebec to the United States, Sunday receptions by Minister Bancroft in Berlin, a proposed lighthouse church project, and railroad stock expansion in Pennsylvania. Also reported are canal navigation dates, statements on Mississippi politics, a Boston court swindle conviction, German printers forming a national society, temperance delegates to London, and detailed Indian population figures and a New York anti-discrimination bill for public venues.
Transient Advertisements Require Prepaid Cash
Classified notice states that transient advertisements must be accompanied by cash. Advertisers are asked to hand in favors before noon on Friday of each week.
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the Prince of Wales
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