The Cotton Crop And The Great Scope Of The Field
A lengthy examination of cotton production, trade, and global impact. It notes U S capacity to grow large bales, the value of land used for cotton before and after the war, and the potential for expansion with labor supply. Emigration and labor policy are discussed alongside international cotton yields in India and Egypt. The piece ends with political notes on spy networks and Irish Catholic tensions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Post
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
Virinia
United States
India
Egypt
Smyrna
Tevant
Washington
Wilameron
D.C
Lousl League
Grand Army of the Republic
Tenry
Annie Surratt
John A. Logan
Martin Renchase
Martin Rendagela
White House
Jackson
Penneylvania
War Department
Post Office Department
Messeger
Chandler
the Treasury
Hazlett
Logan
Grand Army
Martii Renehase
Uie
New York
Loyal Leagues
Confedente
Trenchise
Geary
Pennsylvania
Charles Sumner
Alabama
O'Neill
Nim
America
Eresset
Enormond Vaule
Parente
Historical notes on paper manufacture and substitutes
A long historical note explains how paper making evolved from rag to vegetable fibers in Europe and America. It covers early trials with straw, nettles, and wood fibers, German and English efforts, Munich 1854 exhibition findings, and practical processes at Philadelphia mills using poplar wood and straw blends. The article notes cost benefits, technical constraints, and labor impact on mills and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
England
Gerandse Gyman
Schaoter
France
All Bank
West Tondon
Munich
Voelter
Philadelphia
Schuylkill River
United States
Voletar
Barnes Blondel
Nantes
Death of Mrs General Worth grips St Augustine
The St Augustine Bright Banner reports the death of Mrs General Worth on the 21st instant. The city mourns as residents recall her kind smiles and the esteem for Maj Gen Worth. The bereaved family receives widespread sympathy from the community.
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Drage
Vax Winow
Geysadn
St. Augustine
Braminer
General Worth
St. Aureeling
Majordenern Worth
Advice on marital sleeping and social norms in a Boston Post feature
A mixed, fragmentary notice quotes Rev olution era advice urging married couples sleep apart for health and harmony and advocates single beds for all to reduce disputes. The text cites Boston Post commentary on native bone phosphate value and southern prosperity, urging free labor and cotton production while noting fashion and social norms for young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strerino
Susan B. Anthony
Poeta
Boston Post
South Carolina
South
Curious Medical Cage Linked to Worms Case
Sauntan Menican reports a Georgia case about a German resident at Cracker's Neck who suffered years of thirst and illness. A gyroscopic doctor diagnosed intestinal worms and treated with emetic, causing the patient to vomit multiple worms and strange items, after which he improved steadily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauntan Menican
Georgia
Fragmented Thought on Matrimony and Bondage
Fragmented user text discusses matrimony described as a bond or elty with misspellings and unclear targets for leaving or staying. The passage shows incoherent phrasing and does not present a clear event, person, or place to summarize as a news item.
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American Theatre
Zoe
Lindy
Dilla
Lilla
Ale
Philadelphia Enquirer
Herald
Tiut
Beneft Nim
Linge
Fsig
The
New York Herald
Eenorat Ranbock
Italeo
Gon HL
urnKens
Swedenborg
Henry Ward Beechae
Coneranxe Hussano
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
John B. Hubbatt
William Flint
Pleasant Sharpton
Ells and Verderay
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