Comprehensive 1872 Home Magazine and Scientific American Prospect
A broad advertisement page extols the 1872 issues of Home Magazine and Scientific American, praising its weekly content on agriculture, domestic economy, literature, and science. It highlights serials by Virginia Townsend and others, departments for health fashion and gardening, and subscription prices with premium offers. It also endorses a strong democratic press and discusses political commentary on press circulation and national unity.
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Selentific Americar
Scientific American
Sciéntific Américan
Mort of Progress
Literarg
Mae
Noble Sen
Virginia Fy Townsend
Home Magazine
Jejimie Jones
T. 5
Arthur
Pipsissivay Potts
Literture
Pipsisti
Howes
Tee
Rae Rea
Treasury
Health Department
Hora Brynn
Iga
Soins
Chilaveu
Godey
Antuon & Sova
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
St. Louis and Chicago Short Line Route Overview
Regional rail notes describe the St. Louis and Chicago Short Line Route with references to a 1971 timetable. Implications for service and connection points are outlined, highlighting a historical corridor and its operating context in the era.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Administration policy keeps public in the dark on government affairs
A damaged excerpt criticizes the administration and officials for secrecy about expenditures and departmental management. It mentions Max & Co and the Sotmirol, with a likely reference to 27 Park Row in New York, suggesting a critique of transparency in New York government operations.
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Max & Co
Park Row
New York
Fames Sowers Sentenced for Failing to Support Children
Fames Sowers, a colored vagrant, was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary by Judge Sted on Monday for forging orders of Alexander and William Carson. He received three years on each indictment, the minimum legal term. He appealed for leniency due to supporting several children.
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Fames Sowers
Preagher
Se Penitentiary
Sted
Alexander
William Carson
Chillicothe Gazette
Enormous frauds alleged in Missouri swamp land disposals
Concerning Rea's findings, massive irregularities are alleged in the disposal of swamp lands donated for school use in Missouri. Reports claim over 1.5 million acres were squandered or mismanaged.
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Missouri
Judge MuKenny rules inmates at Soldiers' Home cannot vote
Judge MuKenny of Montgomery Common Plenty rules that inmates at the Soldiers' Home in Dayton have no right to vote for state or county officers.
The Galaxy 1872 subscription and political opinion notes
A fragment discusses Democratic resilience and unity against radicals, praising a strong 1872 presidential candidate. It then promotes Galaxy magazine 1872 subscriptions, touting quality content, favorable reviews, and bundled offers with Harper's Weekly and other periodicals. A New York telegram cites “rottenness in Washington.”
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Galaxy
Harper's Weekly
Harper's Bozar
Appleton
Fournat
Parks
Parks,” $5.50; Regular Price, 6.00. With “Littell
Adilens
Sheldon & Co
Broadway
New York
The New York Times and Its Independent Editorial Stance
A biased survey of The New York Times claiming independence from factions. It asserts a commitment to truth, Republican principles, and full reporting including speeches and elections, while praising the paper's weekly editions and circulation growth. It also notes ads, pricing, and distribution through various Times publications and offerings.
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York
Yrith
Upton
Tammany Democrats
Times
Seni
New Yorks
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NEW York Times
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