Pilots' Book A Rare 19th Century River Chart Treasure
A century old copy of Western Pilot, a Mississippi Ohio river chart book, passed into the possession of Harry H. Lang of South Ninth Street. The work, owned by A. Walton of Princeton, dates from 1819 to 1821 surveys and was published in 1525. It preserves early river navigation instructions and contrasts with modern charts showing islands and dams.
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Mississipi
Ohio Tigers
Harry H. Lang
Routh Ninth Street
Mississippi
A. Wn. Walton
Princeton
Lang
Pioneer River
Missisppi
Joe
Atverlea
Early Ohio River navigation and Cincinnati trade advts
A fragmented 19th century passage recalls Ohio and Mississippi river navigation rules, with notes on Cush island and Cash island. It lists old advertisements from Cincinnati merchants for liquors, grocers, bakeries, baths, and the city museum, plus a telegraph system overview and Persia trade facts.
Calumet Baking Powder Promotes Modern Kitchen Progress
An advertising summary extols early social change for women from servitude to emancipation and links modern conveniences to baking powder. It highlights Calumet as a pure, dependable leavener that saves time and ingredients, praises factory hygiene, and notes it as the leading baking powder in the market.
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