What Taken Mince When a Member blow During thy Saale
The piece explains how congress handles a member death during a session. It covers announcement, funeral committee, adjournment, eulogies, memorial volume, and public funds used for services, noting debate on honoring long and short service and the tradition of national mourning.
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Morocco
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Lus
Youtl
Earmers Plan for Cheap Cotton and Diverse Crops
A Georgia farm recounts tight budgeting for cotton and corn on eighty five acres. The narrator notes costs vary with season, touts soil care, and details labor, seeds, and manure inputs. He argues for continued low costs, self sufficiency, and a diversified plan including navy beans and peas to improve fertility and profits.
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Georgia
Mason
de Eth Worl
Solution of the problem how to lower cotton prices
A plea for free cotton raising with reduced acreage and costs. The author argues against coercion and favors cheaper production, higher prices for forage and livestock, and independence from northern merchants. Aimed at southern relief through a plan to alternate row crops and lower production burdens.
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Uncle Sam
Corton
Tly South
Fallresouth
Home Hints and Nellps Recipe Fragments in Early Budget
Fragmented sections of home economics from the Hostow Budget offer step by step guidance for beef and veal dishes, soups, and desserts. The text lists quantities and methods for tender meat, bean dishes, and an orange dessert, attributed to Mrs Honnluan in Farm and Home.
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NOTES OF THE FASHIONS NEW DROW Maternaly WOMEN WILL Wear
Fashion notes describe new crepe fabrics with corn ground plaid patterns, crinkled silks, watered grounds, and dotted designs for spring gowns. Diagonal materials, round waists, and jet beaded yokes appear in dresses and gowns, with black bonnets, net trimmings, and lace embroidery shaping seaside and evening wear.
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Batiste
Hood's Sarsaparilla Spring Medicine Promoted As Restorative
A testimonial on Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior spring medicine notes its proven merits and widespread cures. The letter describes personal health improvements after two bottles, including eased headaches, palpitation relief, restored appetite, and renewed energy, praising the product for nervous debility and general well being.
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Tal Hood
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Baton
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The Western University Dream in Atchison Kansas
A tall, educated looking woman named Sarah Abdel arrived in Atchison in the sixties to establish a college, promising sciences and branches with some focus on children. She built a fine edifice, attracted few students, and the venture faded as town opinion shifted. she later married a lawyer who became a judge, and the college became a blacksmith shop near the ruins of the original site.
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Kansas
Tarcher
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The
Western University
Rankne
Ife
Atchison
Nepitina
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Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Constipation Cures
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims gentle cleansing of the system, relief from colds headaches and fevers, and permanent constipation cure. It notes popularity among patients and medical approval and warns against substitutes.
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Galifornia Fig Byrup Co
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