Wheat crop prospects and regional yields in the Oct report
The October crop summary, from Js R Dodge, notes mixed wheat results across states with New England steady, the South up to 27 million bushels, and the west showing strong gains. It forecasts a U S average yield of 12 to 18 bushels per acre on about 20 million acres, with western production rising about 15 million bushels.
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Js R Dodge
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Maryland
Virginia
Calfornia
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kanas
Kentucky
Ohio
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Miami
Hudson
United States
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Illinois
Mississippi River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
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Pennsylonia
Delaware
Viginia
North Carolina
Southrolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virgina
Kenneky
Michigan
Indiana
Llinois
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Aldine November issue promotes art journal and engravings
The Aldine for November is praised as a charming art journal with fifteen engravings including Scene on the Catawba River Niagara and The Babes in the Wood. It highlights meritorious articles by editor R H Stoddard and notes a $5 complete volume with two chromes offered to subscribers, aiming to popularize art and elevate taste.
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The
Aldine
R. H. Stoddard
Catawba River
Niagara
Jack and Gill
Prairie Farmer Subscription Offer 1873
The Prairie Farmer describes itself as a leading Western farm journal near its 33rd year and offers a special 1873 promotion. New subscribers receive extra months free, with rates of 2.00 dollars per year in advance and 0.50 for the journal, plus a premium list and cash commission options for agents.
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Prairie Farmer
Sterling
Prairie Farter Company
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Explorations in Africa to Captivate Readers
A new Union Publishing Company volume titled Explorations in Africa offers comprehensive content on the continent. It includes biographies of Livingstone and Stanley, accounts of the Nile sources, descriptions of regions, flora and fauna, and notes on the recent Herald expedition by Henry Stanley.
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Africa
Terefore
Union Publishing Company
Chicago
Livingstone
Stanley
Dr. Livingstone
Equatorial
Globe
Novel journal notes in The Ladies Repository November
The November Ladies Repository features literature fiction history legend and poetry with pieces on London Tower the Martyrdom of Mary Dyer and The Missing Ship and Prairies. Reflections on German life in Fatherland and the Editorial Department offer engaging content and high quality engravings.
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London Tower
Mary Dyer
Rudd
The
Art-journal of America
Overland Monthly Table of Contents Preview
The Overland Monthly offers a readable issue with Part II items listed including Isles of the Amazons Folk Lore The Mother Lode of California Old Uncle New Hampshire Queen Elizabeth s California 4 Romance of Gila Bena The Natural History of the Animal Kingdom Ulthana No II The Lost Cabin plus five poems Current Literature and more wake up the contents of this number.
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Overland Monthly
Isles of the Amazons
California
New Hampshire
Gila Bena
Scribner's Monthly November Contents
The article lists the November issues and contents of Scribner's Monthly and Scribner's Magazine. It names authors Edna Dean Proctor Christina Rossetti H. H. boy and later sections including poems and illustrated pieces such as The Earthquake at Attica Hawthorne's Last Bequest and An Expedition with Stanley. The publication details include 654 Broadway New York.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Edna Dean Proctor
Christian G. Rosetti
Attica
Conway
Guendolen
Celia Thax
Hiram Rich
Kate Parkman
Eliza Wood
Mrg
A. D. T. Whitney
Hawthorne
T. W. Higginson
Stanley
Edward King
Elizabeth Akers Allen
E. B. Bensell
Scribner’s Magazine
Broadway
New York
Buffalo Land and Western Wonders by W E B Webb
A lengthy review of Buffalo Land by W E B Webb detailing its 500 page scope and fifty three engravings. It covers western settlement, climate changes, Homestead laws, fuel and lumber supplies, frontier life, native fauna, and hunting narratives. E Hannaford & Co advertise as publishers and seek agents with exclusive territories and generous commissions.
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E. Hannaford & Co
Cincinnati
Chicago
W. E B. Webb
Topeka
Kansas
West
Henry Worrall
Buffalo
Great Plains
U. S. Land Office
West Madison Street
Ills
Peterson's Magazine November issue praised as best yet
The November Peterson's Magazine is highlighted as unusually strong with a premier steel plate illustration from an original picture and two copyright novelettes by Fanny Hodgson and Mrs. Ann S Stephens. It touts low club prices for 1873 and 1878 premiums, inviting subscriptions via Charles J. Peterson at 806 Chestnut Street Philadelphia.
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Peterson
Lindsay
Fanny Hodgson
Ann
Stephens
Jerusalem
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Arthur Bonnicastle to Begin in Scribner’s Monthly
Dr. Holland announces a new autobiographical serial titled Arthur Bonnicastle to run in Scribner’s Monthly starting November and continuing through the year. The tale will differ in four veins from his prior works and draw on personal experience. Miss Hallock supplies illustrations noted as among the magazine’s best.
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Dr. Holland
Arthur Bonnicastle
Scribner’s Monthly
Miss Hallock
Harper's Magazine closes forty fifth volume with famed authors
The November Number closes Harper's forty fifth volume featuring contributions from Porte Crayon William Flagg Emilio Castelar Anthony Trollope Miss Thackeray Charles Reade and Wilkie Collins. The volume includes 450 engravings averaging 75 per Number and rich illustrations.
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Harper's Magazine
America
Europe
Porte Crayon
William Flagg
Emilio Castelar
Anthony Trollope
Miss Thackeray
Charles Reade
Wilkie Collins
The Nation 882 and The New York Weekly Mail Contents
In a note from the New York area the piece highlights The Nation No 882 with items on municipal reform and related essays, reviews, and correspondence. It also praises the New York Weekly Mail for editorials, art criticism, fiction, fashion, gossip, and news, with praise from publishers.
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the Nation
Tammany
New York Weekly Mail
Evening Mail
Mail
Robert Johnson
New York
Norvristown
Thanksgiving stories and serials in the Little Corporal
The November issue presents a Thanksgiving story by Lucie Chase Bell, Mrs Weeks serial Dora, Aunt Sylva’s Browsing sketch of southern life, a fire scene by J B T Marsh, and the first chapter of Uncle Dick's Legacy. New subscribers for next year will get the last two numbers this year free plus chromo Cherries Are Ripe.
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Lucie Chase Bell
Our Young Folks Magazine Contents Preview
Our Young Folks issue offers a pleasant Mr. Trowbridge story A Chance for Himself Part I of One Little Woman by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps a Japan sketch The Schoolmistress in Japan by Mrs Leon Owens Snap's Revenge by Aunt Mollie Chickaree and Little Hackee by C A Stephens plus poems and many illustrations
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Mr. Trowbridge
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Japan
First Frost Illustration and Delaware Breakwater Feature
The present issue includes Miss Mary Hallock's illustration of the First Frost and numerous cuts accompanying a pleasant paper on the Delaware Breakwater and Lighthouse. Readers will find entertaining and instructive content plus a filled children's department and a new serial by Edward Eggleston starting next month.
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Mary Hallock
Delaware
Edward Eggleston
Merry's Museum October Highlights
October issue features three chapters of The Fog Bell by Charles Bernard continuing Rhoda from J. H. Swing. Also includes The Story of a Street Urchin from the German with numerous other stories and poems. Illustrations accompany the varied content.
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Merry’s Museum
Charles Bernard
Rhoda
J. H. Swing
No more attractive Nur sery issue for November
The November Nur sery issue shines with bright pictures and charming stories. It features Joy and Sorrow illustrations and pretty poems. Readers are urged to send for the Nursery if not yet in their home.
Ann and the landlady on sharing private bad news at meals
A landlady advises a new boarder Ann that sharing private afflictions with boarders before dinner can affect meals over a year. The remark highlights how small domestic routines reflect sensitivity to personal troubles.
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Ann
No safe space for girls warns harsh social lecture
A public editorial warns that no matter how watchful a girl is a rude fellow may kiss her right in her presence. The piece argues for stronger social safeguards and personal vigilance to prevent harassment.
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