Atlanta Real Estate Surges as Southern Prosperity Grows
A 1892 survey highlights Atlanta Georgia as a keystone of the South’s wealth. Official figures show a decade of rising property values, expansion of population and manufacturing, and an extensive rail network boosting trade and diversification. The piece cites numerous statistics on land value, climate, health, and regional resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Samuel W. Goode
Gzorzia
Denver
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Potomac
Rio Grande
Grain Pipe Line Proposed by Chicago Woman
Chicago woman Mrs. N. E. Beasley rents a scheme to move grain via pneumatic pipes from Chicago to the Atlantic coast. Pipes laid to New York would push grain at twelve miles per hour with stations every twenty five miles. She claims friction will be minimal and transport cost under three cents per bushel. a working model will be built in Chicago this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
N. E. Beasley
Atlantic Coast
New York
Matching Teeth and the Trial of Tooth Factories
Dentists face the hard task of matching false teeth to real teeth using rings and thin metal bars with 25 sample teeth ranging from nearly white to olive. Some samples nearly match patients, aiding the dentist to fit from the factory. The final line notes that worship from the heart finds a path to Heaven.
A Sunflower Garden and Sparrow Rescue Tale
A vivid sketch describes a childlike sunflower concert with a garden stage and waving paper petals. A dramatic tale follows sparrows rescuing a fledgling trapped behind a loose cellar window grating, distracted by brave father birds and vigilant mother birds to guide the young sparrow to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Mr. Sparrow
Val
Lev Cly
Concee
FOR FARM AND GARDEN NOTES ON MILK CURD AND BEE POLLEN
The piece discusses acid curd milk turning thick without sourness and suggests culprits in milking equipment. It covers soil fertility for wheat, dehorning cattle for safety, hens grinding food with varied grit, and grain insects controlled by sulfur and bi sulphide. It notes bees as essential for fruit bloom fertilization in wet cold springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Sampson
Weather signs and storms in Detroit lore
In a Detroit Free Press excerpt a teacher notes that sudden temperature drops predict storms to the south while sudden rises imply northern activity. The dialogue shows students reacting with humor as heat brings sweating and irritation, reflecting local weather chatter.
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Detroit Free Press
Beekeeping Links to Fruit Harvests Across Regions
A Richmond Times note argues that healthy apiaries improve local fruit crops. It cites observing fuller fruit harvests near beekeeping centers and declining farther away when bees are scarce. Expanded guidance covers fowl care, manure, pruning, and lighthouse history, with practical tips for growers and poultry keepers.
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Tam
Loneyala
Mrs Grundy and the Consensus of Public Opinion
Mrs Grundy, from the drama Speed and Plough by Thomas Morton, is the personification of public opinion. Though the play faded, Mrs Grundy achieved immortal fame as the emblem of societal judgment and tone in early literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Grundy
Thomas Morton
All Planned. A Betrothal Dream in a Narrow Speech
A fragmentary dialog depicts a couple planning a shared future and home with playful lovers terms. The exchange hints at affection and a wish to marry, ending with a judgely interruption.
Relgious Reading and Unselfish Work Segments
A compilation of moral and religious essays discusses perception and doubt, obedience, and selflessness. It cites F. W. Hutt, TEACH OBEDIENCE, and notes on John Wesley emphasizing prayer, selflessness, and discipline. It includes brief humorous vignettes and medical cautions from Dr. Andrew Wilson.
Critics Attack Captain Andrews Voyage Debate
The New York Herald mocked Captain Andrews trip while a cable dispatch praised the intrepid voyage. The writer argues science gains little but proves a small boat can cross the Atlantic in calm weather and hints at potential future benefits and questions raised by the criticism.
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London
Dalzial
Corunna
Vera Cruz
Havana
Sappho
William A. Andrews
Andrews
Atlantic City
N. J
Husiva
Palos de Moguer
Rio Tinto
Columbia
Vara Cruz
Paris
Columbus
America
New York Herald
Cable Dispatch
Yeaterday
Anderson
Atlantic
Ocean Palace
Trea
Herald
Wall
Latvar
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Tnimana Progress
Eerms
Wepsespars
Chemical National Bani
New York City
United States
Australia
New York Recorder
Luoze
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Anun
Mr. Quay
New York Son
Hoeaven
Childrens Collan
Zabeta Hall
St. Ni
Sparhow VS
Lawrence
Chesapeake
Dehorning
Goring
Milla
New York World
Lighthouses In
St. Augustine
Fla
Spain
Francis Drake
Coquina Rock
Pharos
Alexandria
Egypt
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Richmond
Mrs. Grandy
Charlie Hardup
Croesus
Beaside
Sea
Charles Hardup
F. W. Hutt
Shane
Prison Association
American Messenger
MAN OF Prayer
John Wesley
Jesus
Wesley
John Wseley
Andrew Wilson
Mr. Fitz Racquet
Kansas
Texas Siftings
Madrid
Vera Crus
Huelva
Bapolio
Adolf
A. Scheopema
N.Y. Henarn
Bey
Haniirada
W. A. Nuzum
Thene
Patcake
Dade County
Kansas City Journal
Kevess
Waemth
California Fig Syrup Co
Texas
K. Coburn
Mer
Claire Scott
Hall
Isaac Thompson
B. L. Toddbs
Hood
G. W. Boser
Sears
Dosex
Osceola
South
Ieee
Teese
Steve
Draggiste
da Kuure ® Co
Binghamton
M. Ye
Jastaens Fran
Chilé
Saadfield Regulator CO
AyLanra, Ga
Saution-Perare
Pfrince
Angel
Flower
J. B. Young
Dang College
Harrodsburg
Dallas
J. W. Smith
P.M
Merchant
Townsend
Ont
Fitang
ADV
Mercurial
Frazer Ote
GEE
Ellwanger & Barry
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