Ventilation In School Rooms Churches etc
Dr Edwin A Carpantah argues for better room air to curb disease. He cites carbonic acid buildup in crowded spaces and cites coal gas incidents, cholera links, and the need for 800 cubic feet per person. He warns of headaches, lethargy, and fatal outcomes from poor ventilation.
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The Money of the World and Stable Currency
The piece argues against resuming specie payments and for a stable currency backed by gradual appreciation of the money supply. It links inflation to speculative excess, higher living costs, and broader national wealth, urging policy favoring reduced currency risk, lower transport costs, and stronger production. It cites effects on farmers, manufacturers, and railways, noting Treasury actions and import of gold parity.
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Mark Lane
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Pari Gold
Treasury Department
Secrecy Critics Patch Granges in the South and Virginias
A northern newspaper condemns the secrecy of new Farmers Granges in the Carolinas and Virginia. It argues open discussion, public scrutiny, and nonpartisan organization better protect labor rights and prevent political bias or covert laborer suppression. It warns secrecy invites political entanglements and possible undermining of white planter aims.
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Carolinas
Farmers’ Granges
Raleigh News
Butter Made Without Cream by New Process
A New York correspondent describes a new oleomargarine method used by The Oleomargarine Manufacturing Company in Philadelphia. Butter is produced from fatty cow tissue pressed for oil, mixed with water or sour milk, warmed and churned with color and salt, yielding a butterlike product without traditional cream.
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Methodism in New York City Declines in Numbers
Chicago Journal reports a languishing Methodist status in New York City with stagnant church building growth since 1845, falling membership, and lower ratios per capita compared to Presbyterians Episcopalians and Baptists. It notes 10,822 Methodists in 1870 with population growth far outpacing gains, while surrounding counties show Presbyterians leading in numbers.
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October Illinois School Master program and contents
The October Illinois School Master lists the Chicago meeting program for county superintendents, with pieces by LH Blotwood and A C Perkins, an editorial, educational news, personal items, and book reviews. Published in Normal Alabama by Aaron Gove and Edwin C. tlewett. yearly price $1.69.
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LH. I. Blotwood
A. C. Perkins
Normal
Aaron Gove
Edwin C. Tlewett
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