American Agriculture and St Nicholas Highlights January
A long 19th century advert and literary outline describe the January issue highlights of St Nicholas and the American Agriculturist. Notable features include biographical sketches, Hawthorne notes, Darwin discussions, and Mary Hallock Foote chapters, with illustrations, poetry, and department notes.
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Nicholas
Fltzabath Thomas Butler
Fort
Rolleall
H. H
Santa Barbara
Hollis Clark
Thealdea
Turkey
J.T. Trowbridge
Tinkham Brothers
Vitesu
Frank R. Brockton
M. Oudinot
Paris
W. JH. Vanderbilt
Newark
Spiece
Blashfield
Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Julian Hawthorne
Wallace
Darwin
Newton
Johnson
Frederick W. H. Myers
Dean Stanley
George W. Cable
Old New Jr. Jeans
Dr. Eggleston
New England
California
Tallesta Evans
E. J. Biggar
Cape Colony
Mark Twain
Frank R. Stockton
Europe
Rudder Grangere
England
Pomona
John Burrow
Mary Hallock Foote
Christian League of Connecticut
G. Barrett
Paul H. Asyne
H. C. Banner
Frances Hodgeon Burnett
Edtuy M. Thouse
Henry Ames Blood
BBC
White
Mayla W. Jones
Uncle Remus
the Times
Ces
Mr Ho
Wells
Fragmentary note on illness and travel from 1879
A fragmented report describes severe illness and a lingering cold in late 1879. It mentions meeting a Dr. Warner’s agent on a train, obtaining a bottle of wine or remedy, and a request to heed signals or warnings during travel on a North Western RR route.
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Wisona
Mills
Cease & Northwenans RR
Post and Tribune Promises Strengthened Republican News
The Detroit Post and Tribune asserts its premier Michigan position with expanded staff in Detroit and bureaus in New York and Washington. It vows comprehensive coverage of immigration, industry, and state progress, upholding Republican principles while delivering pure, elevated reading across weekly and tri weekly editions to widen circulation.
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Detroit Post and Tribune
Great Northwest
Michigan
The
Pont and Tribune
Ita Laves
New York
Washington
Ita
Post and Tribune
Republican Party
Paine
Tribune
Agricultural Department
Northwest
Usl
The Independent A Religious and Literary Newspaper Ad
The Independent, known for 34 years, is a broad non denominational Christian journal defending Evangelical religion, opposing materialism and atheism, and reporting on politics, science, and literature. It features diverse departments, prizes for writers, and reports such as Rev. Joseph Cook lectures from Boston. A trial offer for one month at 90 cents with postage stamps is advertised.
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Becaucé
Sun
Beat Republican Newmaaner
The
Independent
Destanrd
Reading Poets
America
England
Tennyson
Joseph Cook
Boston
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Metrell
Mich
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NEW York Observer
Simon
Oonnesse
the Sun
Iaall
Noataid
TLY
Weekly
Addreas T. W. England
Toe Lux
N. City
Harper’s Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Sme Dow
Constance Fenimore Woolacn
Anne
Mageave
Mageave Ieapro
Harper's Periodicals
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Harper