Wheat Crop Outlook Sees Mixed States As Yields Vary
The October crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes mixed wheat results, with New England steady while several western states show strong gains and southern regions suffer shortfalls. Ohio and Maryland see improved yields, Minnesota and Iowa rise, and Kentucky and Texas report notable increases in certain varieties. overall U S production projected higher than last year though regional disparities persist.
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Jy. Dodge
New England
Yee
Maryland
Virginia
Cass Sus
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Kan-es
Kentucky
Ohio
The
Lakes
Yestral
Wisconsin
Mississippi River
New Hampshire
Vermont
Masschusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylai
Delaware
North Carolina
South It
Georgia
Alabama
Ispi
Texas
Arkansas
See
West Virgina
Ken
Michigan
Illinois
Towa
Nebraska
California
Oregon
Aldine November issues praised for art and prose
The Aldine for November is celebrated as a charming art journal with fifteen engravings including Scene on the Catawba River and Niagara. Editor R H Stoddard guides meritorious articles and art, with a complete volume priced at $5 containing engravings rare to obtain singly. Publishers offer subscribers monthly numbers plus two chromes at the same price.
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The
Aldine
R. H. Stoddard
Catawba River
Niagara
Jack and Gill
Prairie Farmer subscription offer and terms from 1873-4
The Prairie Farmer advertises a Western farm journal with weekly issues and broad readership. It promotes a special 1873–74 subscription offer, stating free extra months, reduced rates, and a cash commission option for agents, with sample copies available upon request.
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Prairie Farmer
Sterling
Prairie Farmer, Company
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Explorations in Africa book reviewed in 19th century Press
The Union Publishing Company of Chicago releases Explorations in Africa a comprehensive volume on Africa by noted travelers including Livingstone and Stanley. It features biographies sketches of explorers descriptions of lands rivers lakes animals and vegetation and Livingstone's account of sources of the Nile and Stanley's Land of the Moon in Equatorial Africa. The review praises its breadth depth and appeal to readers seeking knowledge about the continent.
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Africa
Livingstone
Barth
Cumming
DuChailly
New York ‘‘Herald
Henry M. Stanley
Omers
Union Publishing Company
Chicago
Stanley
Equatorial
The Ladies' Repository November Issue Highlights
The November Ladies Repository offers varied writing including fiction history legend and poetry. Leadon Tower and Martyrdom of Mary Dyer pieces draw painful interest while Mr Rudd the Workingman evolves toward its denouement.
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Leadon Tower
Mary Dyer
Rudd
Prairies
The
Art-journal of America
Overland Monthly Contents and Featured Works
The issue presents a readable table of contents including Part Ht Isles of the Amazons Folk Lore The Mother Lode of California Old Uncle New Hampshire Queen Elizabeth's California A Romance of Gila Bend Natural History of the Animal Kingdom Ulthana No If The Lost Cabin along with two poems Current Literature and additional sections.
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Isles of the Amazons
Mother Lode
California
New Hampshire
Gila Bend
Animal Kingdom
Scribner's Monthly November Table of Contents
November issue lists articles and poems including Northern Russia, Earthquake at Africa, At His Gates, The Demons of the Shadow, Kate Parkman's Wedding Days, Hawthorne's Last Bequest, Expedition with Stanley, Nature and Science, Home and Society, Culture and Progress, and various poems with engravings by E. B. Bensell.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Edna Dean Proctor
Christian G. Rosetti
Africa
B. W. Sturdy
Arthur Bonnicastle
F. G
Holland
Mrg
Oliphant
Demons of the
Shadow
Moncure
Conway
Quendolen
Celia Thax
Ticom
Hiram Rich
Kate Parkman
Eliza Wood
A. D. T. Whitney
Aawthorne
T. W. Higginson
Stanley
Edward King
Elizabeth Akers Allen
E. B. Bensell
Scribner’s Magazine
Broadway
New York
Buffalo Land a Glimpse of the Western Frontier
A lengthy evaluation of Buffalo Land by Hon. W. E. Webb from E Hannaford & Co. extols its over 500 pages of Western wealth, wonders, and emigration lore with fifty three engravings by Henry Worrall. The volume covers climate, resources, homestead law, frontier life, and a guide for emigrants, and the publishers seek agents with generous commissions.
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Buffalo Land
E Hannaford & Co
Cincinnati
Chicago
W. E. Webb
Topeka
Kansas
West
Henry Worrall
Great Plains
U. S. Lands Office
E. Hannaford & Co
West Madison Street
Peterson's Magazine November issue a standout with new plates
Peterson's Magazine for November lands with strong art and stories including a striking original Steel Plate image from A Game Two Can Play At. It features copyright Novelettes Lindsay's Linch by Fanny Hodgson and Bought With A Price by Mrs Ann S Stephens, plus low club prices and a 1873 prospectus. Address subscription to Charles J. Peterson Philadelphia.
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Jerusalem
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Arthur Bonnicastle to be serialized in Scribner's Monthly
Dr. Hollands new serial novel Arthur Bonnicastle will start in Scribner's Monthly for November. It will be autobiographical in form and differ from earlier work, drawing on personal experience and addressing key American life issues. Miss Hallock handles the frustrations of the story and promises strong magazine quality.
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Dr. Holland
Arthur Bonnicastle
Scribner’s Monthly
Miss Hallock
Harper's Magazine November closes Forty-fifth Volume
The November number of Harper's Magazine concludes the forty fifth volume with contributions from top American and European writers. It features 450 engravings across eighty seven pages and includes serials by Porte Crayon William Flagg Emilio Castelar Anthony Trollope Miss Thackeray Charles Reade and Wilkie Collins.
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Harper's Magazine
America
Europe
Porte Crayon
William Flagg
Emilio Castelar
Anthony Trollope
Miss Thackeray
Charles Reade
Wilkie Collins
New York Weekly Mail Praised As First Class Paper
The Norristown Herald recommends the New York Weekly Mail to readers tired of politics and seeking a quality paper. It notes editorials foreign and domestic correspondence, art and literary criticism, sketches, poems, fashion and society gossip, and daily news.
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New York Weekly Mail
Evening Mail
Mail
Robert Johnson
New York
Norristown (Pa
Herald
Thanksgiving Story Opens November Little Corporal
The November issue of the Little Corporal features a Thanksgiving Story by Lucie Chase Bell and an instate ment of Mrs Weeks charming serial Dora Aunt Sylvas Browsing. J B T Marsh provides a graphic sketch of a great fire and Mrs Huntington Miller begins Uncle Dicks Legacy. The publisher offers new subscribers next year the last two numbers of this year free plus chromo Cherry Are Ripe.
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Lucie Chase Bell
Our Young Folks contents and feature lineup
Our Young Folks delivers a varied issue with Mr. Trowbridge’s A Chance for Himself Part II, One Little Woman by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, The Schoolmistress in Japan by Mrs. Leon OWens, Snap’s Revenge by Aunt Mollie, Chickaree and Little Hackee by C A Stephens, poems, and many illustrations.
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Mr. Trowbridge
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Japan
First Frost Illustration Promises In Hearth and Home
The present issue features Miss Mary Hallock's illustration of the First Frost with several cuts. A pleasant paper on the Delaware Breathwater and Lighthouse accompanies the art. The magazine also offers engaging material, a strong children's department, and a new serial by Mr Edward Eggleston starting next month.
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Mary Hallock
Delaware
Edward Eggleston
Merry's Museum October Compendium with New Stories
Three chapters from The Fog Bell by Charles Bernard continue Rhoda an Old Fashioned Fairy Tale by J H Swing and The Story of a Street Urchin from the German. Includes many attractive stories and poems with numerous excellent illustrations.
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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 offers bright pictures, charming stories and pretty poems. Enjoy Joy and Sorrow in illustrations and poems and consider sending for the Nursery if not already in homes.
Ann The Landlady Teaches Open News To Boarders
A landlady advises her new helper Ann that sharing bad private news with boarders before dinner improves meals over time. The remark links honesty about afflictions to better dining atmosphere.
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Ann
No respect for consent cited in age of moral panic
A quivering moral panic voice suggests that persistent vigilance by girls fails to deter inappropriate advances. It argues that even a polite or courteous man may force a kiss when the girl is unprepared, implying danger lies in male behavior regardless of female caution.
Easy to please: desire alone suffices in arts
A concise aphorism notes that unlike other arts, the art of pleasing requires only the will to do so. It emphasizes desire as the sole ingredient for success in charming or pleasing others.
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