Fragmentary Price Notice From A Historic Paper
Partial OCR shows a rate schedule for advance and later payments with figures such as one dollar seventy five cents and two dollars. Mentions paper discontinuation options and insertion charges across multiple columns and months, likely a newspaper subscription notice from a bygone era.
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Benevolent Jewess rescues and adopts orphan Alice
A poor widow freeze-dies after a harsh night while her children cling to her. A kind Jewish woman, later joined by neighbors, shelters and transforms Alice, then seeks to place her with care while facing community prejudice. The tale ends with Alice thriving under benevolent guardianship and a note on social debt.
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Alice
Percy
NORWALK
Peter
Harding
Alies
Mrs. Jones
Edward
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Alexee
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Mrs. Sisith
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Tariff Shift Turns Imports to a Net Favorable Balance
Report notes imports exceeded exports by 253,278,605 dollars, now under Tariff the balance favors the country with money expected to flow in. The statement calls the situation a good state of affairs for Phia.
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Martin Van Buren
U.S
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Tariff debate and trade figures from the Madisonian excerpt
The Madisonian reviews tariff effects and trade balances ending September 20, 1843. It cites import and export bullion totals, notes a positive balance in favor of the United States, and discusses the Revenue Tariff versus protectionism. It critiques the Locofoco stance and quotes Hartford Times on tariff necessity and fiscal policy.
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United States
Hartford Times
Times
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Connecticut
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