Immigrant labor and land use in America
Henry George Jr argues immigration fuels city growth while land land use policies trap labor in urban areas. He urges forcing nonusers of land to cultivate it to create demand for labor and raise wages, highlighting Europe’s emigration, Westward expansion, and the economic pull of urban centers.
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Paris Churches Are Beautiful and Grand in Rome-Byzantine Style
Special Correspondence describes the Sacre Coeur project in Paris begun 1876 after a wide design competition. It notes costs over thirty million francs with many donors, the Vat’s vast crypt, Savoyarde bell weighing 35740 pounds, and views from the basilica terrace. It surveys St. Etienne du Mont with its mixed Gothic and Renaissance features and famed windows, including The Miracle of the Rue des Paillettes. It also covers the Gobelins tapestry factory, its royal patronage, techniques, and workers’ conditions.
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The Science of Volcanoes In An Early Mail Essay
A London Mail feature discusses volcanic science with vivid examples. It traces global basaltic activity from Java to Cotopaxi and Etna, notes linear arrangements of volcanoes along fault lines, and explains eruptions as steam-driven releases rather than fire, stressing oceansides as common volcano sites.
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Tokyo
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Sumatra
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Courage and Resolve Behind Queen Wilhelmina’s Illness
Special Correspondence describes Queen Wilhelmina’s heroic endurance during a nine day crisis at Het Loo in May. Some accounts note a dramatic moment when she ordered papers during a high fever, risking relapse, while her devotion to her country inspires pride among Dutch people.
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