Parity of Beet and Cane Sugar Prices Analyzed
An OCR fragment outlines parity calculations for beet and cane sugar without bounty or duty. It references W.88 per hundredweight exchanges, Hamburg freight adds, and various per pound equivalents, plus notes on polarization and refiners’ value differences between beet and cane sugar.
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Hamburg
New York
Klondike era figure Stevens linked to Nome case in Hawaii
A disjointed narrative traces SHEVEN WILD GARLER and Stevens from the Klondike era to Nome and Honolulu, detailing alleged mining schemes, prison time, marriages and divorces, and later journalistic work. It notes Stevens in Seattle and Bainbridge, then travels to Nome and Honolulu before returning to Seattle as a newspaper cook, ending with a federal penitentiary citation and political references. The piece weaves uncertain names and places, presenting a mosaic of former advertiser, reporter, and camp life figures.
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Martioni
Stevens
Auesoe
Nome
Federal
MeNwil
Tre Ail
Ebi
Seattle
Stin
Carruthers
Yukon Sun
Stevena
Klondike
Gui Tuplilly
Fameunly
Hho
Lwa
Dawson
Fourth Avenue
Steven
Honolali
Pawson
Yukon
Jenitentiary
Epelety
Ray Atfielal
Hinentree
Mafivie
Warner book judged crude satire of rural life
A critical notice reviews Miss Anne Warner’s novel Kumaloan and Her Friend Mee Lacthrow, noting crude Middle Western dialect and coarse humor. It highlights the heroine Miss Clome’s schemes, social antics, and the book’s satirical aims, while debating its literary merit and portrayal of women. The piece references related works and authorial intent, with cautious anticipation of future titles.
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Kumaloan
Mee
Miss Warner
Little, Brown & Co
Benny Mayan
Mra
Patel
Her
Mins
Anne Warner
Mia
Lae Uhrop
Ventire
Sistal
Melecracy
Clome
Elena
Tate
Koln
Oman
Mike Warnee
Charles Ellie Frenet
Bt Baul
Maloelle
Allie
Austrian Divorced People Magazine Spurs Rights Debate
A Vienna petition promotes the Newspaper for Divorced People as the voice of a Catholic group seeking equal rights and access to marriage for divorcees. The piece argues that Austrian law deprives 200,000 divorced citizens of marriage rights and urges church and state to allow remarriage, highlighting the paper’s reach and organizational backing.
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Vienna
Pec
Society of
Suntealin
Austria
Society For Die Vor
Grav
Ora
Tata Ellentele
Chior Duster de Chyer
Mit
MicLore
Helene
Something New in Life Insurance Policy Offer
An advertisement claims a life insurance plan promising family protection with a small premium and increasing benefits over time. It mentions relief and burial, a $4.54 policy, and payouts of $10 to each member and $1000 to every thousand members, noting growth with duration and current enrollment of mentors.
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Suns
J. Burney Yeo
Popular Science Monthly
Charles F Chandler
N.Y
Consolidated Soda Water Works, Ltd
Vour
Petting
Sheven Wild Garler
Advertiser
Hut Pace
Lear
Thie Algert
Sanwa
Gabon
Wil Deme
Gettyeburg
Apia
Kedward
Macmillan Company
Famaue
NAS
Iran
Santiago
Morris
Porter Farr
Alexander Young
Iiture Co
Cor
Beretania S
Nuuan
Durdust
J. C. Axtell
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J. Lando
Hotel
St. Storé