Copper Brings Cheap Brass and Brass Goods Boom
A detailed look at copper and brass prices and uses, noting a drop in copper costs driven by Arizona and other Western mines, the rise of copper and brass goods in daily life, and the spread of copper wire in telegraph and electrical hardware. The piece cites Ansonia, Conn. as a manufacturing hub and highlights increased home production and export potential while describing various copper and brass items now common.
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Fulton Street
Arizona
Lake Superior
Lake
Avhich Fortanes
Ansonia
Conn
Anson , Phelps
Clif Street
N. Y
Compound Oxygen And Its Curative Action
The article argues that nature is a chief healer and that compound oxygen aids healing by three modes. It explains lung function, oxygenation of collapsed air cells, and the nervous system as a telegraph network. Inhaled magnetized oxygen supposedly energizes brain, spinal cord, and sympathetic centers, boosting vitality and health.
Its Chemical Action and the Need for Compound Oxygen
The article explains vital waste from body metabolism, its buildup in blood and tissues, and how oxygenation is essential. It argues lungs cannot supply enough oxygen and proposes remedy with Compound Oxygen to aid natural processes and improve oxidation, reducing impurities and supporting health.
Magnetic power and solubility in nineteenth century papers
A fragmented discussion recalls earlier points on magnetic force and paper solubility as foundational concepts. The text emphasizes understanding this section by referencing prior mention of the subject and its scientific context.
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Haseen
Thieving in Henry County Leads to Punishment Warning
In Henry a spate of petty thefts targets D. H. Anderson’s shooting gallery and Swigert’s sled, with 50 to 80 pocket knives tobacco and confectionery worth about 25 dollars stolen from the back door last Friday. Chains belonging to John Tomasson were also taken. authorities promise punishment if culprits are found.
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Henry
D. H. Anderson
Isaac Swigert
John Tomasson
Giant glacial rocks roam New England shores and beyond
The Hartford Times explains erratic boulders or rocking stones formed by ice during the glacial era. It cites the Montville Connecticut Shehegan rock at forty five feet high and ten thousand tons, plus other large stones in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, noting their weights and transport by ice and the chance some lie submerged in Long Island Sound.
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Long Island
Massachusetts
New England
Lanesborough
Berkshire County
Mass
Connecticut
New London
Montville
Thames River
Norwich
Pierre Martin
Jura
Switzerland
Nottingham
New Hampshire
Churchill
Peté the Great
St. Petersburg
Plymouth
Roxbury
Boston
Long
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Whitefield, Ill
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Tstlontunty Republican
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