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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1866
Page
4
A smudged text shows household recipes for beef broth with aromatics, a sugared cake method, soaking beef ham, and a pastry dough. Methods include simmering ham with herbs, baking small buttered cakes, and drying rusk to a crisp. Each dish relies on common pantry items and careful timing for doneness.
An account describes telegraph systems producing exact copies on special paper and outlines Birmingham's shift in pen manufacture from manual labor to mechanized processes. It notes foreign reports, the rise of the Birmingham pen trade, and the broader impact of division of labor on productivity and prices.
A detailed description outlines the pin production line at a major manufacturer. It covers wire feeding, upper slide actions, multiple carriers guiding wire through rough and fine filing stages, bending and heading dies, and final whitening. The process ends with boiling in copper vessels with tin grain and potash, followed by washing, drying, and polishing.
The essay argues for stronger modern history study in schools, beyond classical Greece and Rome. It contends that understanding historical changes over the last three centuries is essential for statesmanship, culture, and moral insight, and cites Macaulay, Prescott, and Motley as models of engaging historical writing.
The New York Sun questions a female candidacy to Congress noting Mrs Stanton runs as an independent in the Eighth District and suggesting women might attend Congress only to pair off, reflecting period ambivalence toward women in national politics.
The article discusses nitroglycerin use and manufacture with warnings from I Mesara on dangers and required precautions. It cites Nobel and United States Blasting Oil Company, describes safe handling, storage, and mixing practices, and notes a Hoosne Tunnel blast using electricity and potential future increases in scale. It ends with flowers and a stray line about the Chicago Tribune advocating')],
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