Machinery and labor politics stir national debate
A lengthy discussion argues that labor saving machinery both lowers hand labor demand and prices, risking poverty for displaced workers, while competition drives minimal production costs. It notes political strains as trains of workingmen movements rise, warns against violent tactics, and urges balanced labor and capital relations amid a busy 19th century political landscape.
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Newcomb on Mars moons sighted at favorable Earth view
Prof Newcomb of the Naval Observatory explains the Mars moons discovery noted in last week's MESSENGER. He notes Earth is closest to Mars now since 1815 aiding visibility, while past oppositions in 1862 and 1875 were less favorable. The present window offers the best mid latitude view. next chance October 1880, then ten years of invisibility.
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State Fair opens September 10 with liberal premiums
The State Fair begins next Monday September 10 and closes Friday. The Hocking Valley and Columbus lines will carry free freight for exhibition. A $1,600 stake trot for sixteen three year old colts is featured. Grounds are in good order with dining facilities and ample water. Access from Union Depot and city streets is convenient. A reward is offered for missing Daniel Riegel near New Madison.
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