30 Jun 1874
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1874
Page
1
The page includes subscription terms for local notices in Corydon Indiana, with prices and conditions. It also carries a lengthy letter from D W Voorhees disavowing a Congressional nomination, defending Democratic positions and opposing hard money. The text then shifts to various rural notices, editorials on witchcraft history, and local anecdotes from New Salisbury.
Harrison county readers puzzled by the currency bill now passed 221 to 40 in the House. The article criticizes the measure as a bank interest tool, discusses its redistribution plans favoring the East, and laments delays and political influences shaping the reform. It notes reserves, circulating medium effects, and public sentiment on the bill's outcome.
The text estimates two Tulion beehives in the United States yield about 22 pounds of honey per hive on average. With honey selling at 25 cents per pound, bees generate roughly 5.8 million dollars in revenue. It claims each person would receive over a pound of honey and notes over 23 million pounds of wax produced by the bees.
A Leddo Letter details a paper mill about 200 miles from Yeddo where a family has run the business for six centuries. In a yard, children peel mulberry bark and prepare suttimer pulp. Workers earn six to eight cents daily, and the mill clears about $1,000 yearly.
A and B share fifteen dollars for a task A can finish in nine days. They try to finish in five but need UC for the last two days, causing B to earn two quarters less than expected. Determine how many days B and C can complete the work.
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