05 Feb 1879
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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1879
Page
1
A jumble of dated cultural and political musings, quotes, and anecdotes. The text references Albany Albany, Nashville, Chicago, and Boston with notes on mercury freezing, electricity, and a theatrical figure Alma Dickerson. It mentions Davy Crockett and various local curiosities, plus legislative expense items and fashion commentary.
A brief note referencing a widely cited Southern newspaper from 1879. The entry highlights its prominence and historical footprint, noting its status among periodical publications of the era.
Atlanta daily Constitution outlines promises for 1879 including comprehensive news coverage by mail and telegraph, editorial vitality, and humorous content. It touts fresh news compilation, brisk editorial tone, and broad dispatches, with weekly and daily editions and favorable circulation notes.
Analysis of watch case construction describes the use of solid gold plates with composition layers for durability. The process uses two solid gold sides and a heavily plated center, rolled between steel rollers to form a sturdy, wear resistant case. Gold is thick enough for engraving and enamelling, then the final finish is designed to wear evenly over time. The article promotes Hagstrom and Home in Philadelphia for illustrated catalogues and lists SPEARS as the supplier.
The New York Observer declares itself the best family newspaper combining religious and secular news. It emphasizes affordability and a full year of publication without name changes, pledges, or charity appeals, and promotes subscriptions with commissions for subscribers. It announces serialized stories and post paid delivery in New York.
Readable fragments describe Peterson's Magazine offering full size paper patterns and elaborate engravings. Details include monthly patterns, colored fashion plates, wood cuts, and a cheap subscription with premiums. Offers list annual and club-based pricing with multiple copies and a premium engraving as a lure.
Advertisement for Hiraj Class Song and other sewing machines offered by ORENTENNIAD MACHINE CO. in Philadelphia. Machines touted with walnut top, compatibility with all fabrics, four finishing options, and a three year warranty. Cash price listed as twenty five dollars. Agents wanted nationwide.
Harper's Weekly items advertise annual subscriptions and volumes with binding offers. Details include postage, binding costs, and post payments. The notice lists Harper’s Monthly and trading terms, mentions prices per volume and complete twenty two volume set. It directs payments by money order or draft to Harper’s New York office.
The Cedartown Express is a weekly family newspaper serving Cedartown in Polk County Georgia. It highlights Cherokee Georgia interests and aims to support home enterprise, local citizens, and community growth through devoted local coverage.
Deh ARP RSs outlines varied content including literary, religious, temperance and agricultural views with general advertisements. It invites merchants to secure yearrate space across Olabuitus and Gherokes counties, Alabama, promising moderate rates and applications for more details.
The text outlines Harper's Bazaar 1879 editions and notices on dress according to the magazine. It references Willie the Alm and American women’s ambition, domestic culture, and a widely popular fireside face for manners. It mentions volumes beginning with the first number for January and numbering conventions.
The Polk and Haralson county official organ prints advertising regarding sheriff and constable elections. Publication appears in the Express newspaper within the county.
Harper & Brothers advertise annual subscriptions for Harper's Bazaar Harper's Weekly and Harper's Magazine. Prices listed at 7.00 for individual volumes 5.25 for complete sets plus options for cloth cases postal charges and installment payments. Orders to be addressed to JAP & BROTHERS New York.
Rates for subscription are listed for one copy, one year, six months, and three months. The fragment shows price figures and terms but is partly garbled. Core items indicate different durations and a price around $20, but the exact values are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR text lists Harper's Magazine 1879 illustrated issues and mentions various literary and art topics. It references Boston publishers, noted contributors, and periodical content, with fragmented notes on subscribers and notices. The passage is largely unreadable but signals a catalog of Harper's Magazine production details.
Advertisement lists Harper's Magazine Harper's Bazaar and Harper's Weekly offerings with prices and subscription options. It notes distribution to the United States Canada and postpaid binding rates plus payment methods and cautions newspapers not to reprint. It includes a stray local exemption note and a June sale mention.
Job printing available for all ordinary needs from visiting cards to posters. Ready to handle new editions and dispatch with accurate office work.
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