Resolutions on Silver Bill Stir Savannah Cotton Exchange
Savannah Cotton Exchange forwards resolutions opposing the Silver Bill to Senator Hill and Representative Bell. Bell replies with a sharp letter refuting the exchange’s stance, defending gold payments for war bonds and criticizing non gold based contracts. The exchange aligns with bondholders and the public. A separate editorial urges prompt newspaper patronage to sustain press prosperity.
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Savannah
House of Representatives
Congress
National Bank Act
Cotton Exchange
Notes on silver demonetization and gold interests
The text argues silver demonetization harmed the nation by boosting gold and harming coin resources. It accuses advocates of debasement of silver of serving gold mine owners and stock gamblers, claiming they profit from higher gold prices and debt terms. It condemns policymakers influenced by these interests and warns of eroding confidence in contracts and wealth.
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Bonanza
Weathy
Four Grand Restaurants to Open at Paris Exposition
Four grand restaurants will be established at the Paris Exposition this year. A Parisian syndicate will keep two, a famous Madrid cook will run one, and one will be operated by Belgian and Austrian brewers.
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Madrid
Angels of the Palace of the Camp-de-Mars
The bondage of women to ruffles and tucks
In this 19th century critique from Coprington Jacksonville Fla, the author mourns sewing machines for enslaving women with endless trimming. It traces how ready made clothing and large factories undercut home seamstresses, harming health, finances, and social standing, and calls for a humane balance or medium.
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Elias Howe
Hood
Bridget
Mamie
Dore
Orange culture in Florida and wider citrus species notes
The article surveys orange lemon lime and other citrus species across tropical regions, noting Risso’s counts and regional origins. It discusses Florida sour groves being replaced by sweet varieties, the economic logic of sour groves, and whether sour groves are native or introduced. It ends with a long excerpt on a Reading spiritualist circle and assorted notices.
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Risso
Nice
Lindly
Stendel
Ferraries
Commelny
Florida
Simmond
Georgia
Why Printers Die Young and the Perils of the Trade
A writer explains why printers die young after years of working with many editors and authors. He describes the harsh, lively, and irritable environment, suggesting a printer must endure discipline and hardship to survive. The piece notes the depressing effect on ambitious learners and cites period sources on related topics.
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Limbra Advertiser
Chicken Croquettes and Pulmonic Remedies Advised
A recipe for chicken croquettes with parsley cream and crackers is given. The note promotes Schenck’s Pulmonic Syrup and Mandrake Pills for lung diseases, claiming cure before damage, with Dr. J H Schenck reachable at Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia for advice every Monday. Medicines sold by all druggists.
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Sonknox
ScHeNox
J. H. Schenck
Philadelphia
Schenck
Sixth and Arch Sts
Radical Cure of Cancer Proposed by Dr Bond
An advertisement extols Dr H T Bond of Philadelphia as offering a radical cancer cure without knife or pain. It describes symptoms of cancer, warns against delaying treatment, and promotes an Antidote with an internal Specific to restore health. Bond claims his remedies work on internal cancers and can be mailed worldwide with free pamphlets.
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H. T Bond
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
H. T. Bond
Bond
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Martin & Mills
Criffin
United States Courts
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Macon
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Indian Spring
Barnesville
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P. J. Berchmann
J. FE. Taylor
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Slaves OF the Wheel
Philadelphia Weekly Times
Coprrington
Jacksonville. Fla
Orange Culture
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Laurel
Elliott
Ash Street
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Perdition
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Laree
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Boston
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T. W. Williamson
McConnellville
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Fatlanta
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Nacy St
Tutt
Stevens
Frankfort
P. Ellis
M.D
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New York
I. R. Simpson
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J. P. Carr
Atrocnes
Law
Augusta
RB. Wilson
Georgetown
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Mobile Register
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Murray St
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Normandy
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Monroe Co
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Wm. H. Gross
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