Textile inventors and early American weaving history
A survey of early textile developments mentions steam and power looms, Jacobard loom patent, saw gin, and Cartwright. It notes American 1787 factory beginnings, 1790 silk growing in Connecticut, 1810 New York census figures, and Hamilton’s 1791 report on Hartford mills.
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Curious Condensation and Odd Facts Update
A miscellany reports an aluminium buggy announcement in progress and notes Alaska hosting thirty four Indian schools teaching 1 700 pupils. It mentions Belgian bans on hypnotizers and Ireland's 40 000 one room mud cabins. It cites ancient Egyptian imagery, 15th century candles in England, palm tree taxes, and a speedy new flying machine inventor claiming 214 poles per hour.
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Aluminum triumphs as a new era in industry at World's Fair
An 19th century account hails aluminum discovered in 1828 as cheaply extractable from clay, praising its lightness, corrosion resistance, and vast potential. The text notes its superiority to iron and steel for many uses and predicts aluminum will replace precious metals in arts. World’s Fair souvenirs are made of aluminum to symbolize progress.
Fremont Eagle Offers Free Souvenirs With Subscriptions
The Fremont Eagle announces a limited offer: new yearly subscriptions in advance at one dollar come with a free pretty souvenir. The paper bills itself as the cheapest in Steuben County and also sells souvenirs at five for one dollar or one for twenty-five cents, available at the Eagle office in Fremont Indiana.
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