The Century previews its thirteenth year edition
The Century begins its thirteenth year with plans for new features. Edward Eggleston writes Life In the English Colonies while a Sea Change is introduced as an international story. Other items include The Beginning of a Nation and The Led Morse Claim illustrated by Mary Hallock Foote. Plans for illustrations, essays, and fiction feature prominent authors and topics across American life. Subscriptions begin November 1882 at 5.00 for a year, with back numbers available bound or unbound from The Century Co New York.
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Seavant
Govel
W.D. Howells
Linnothor
Edward Eggleton
Colonies
United States
Mary Hallock
Foote
Led-Morse
Thio
Henry Inmen, Jr
Aterica
Ita
Ciriatian League of
Connecticut
Washington Gladdon
Rudder
Frank Ry Sinckton
Rudder Grange
Europe
Tully
Mouses
Yanlana
Cate
Frank IL Cashing
Fadjang
National Capital
Capitol
White House
Ato
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California
F. C. Stedman
Timas Hughes
Joel Chandler Harda
Uncle Remus
Charles Dudley Warner
John Burroughs
Stanlley
H.W. Boyegen
Coutle Pew
Michigan
Ieter Bartick
Grand Traverse
A. Backus, Jr. & Sona Yard
Detroit
Lass
Muskegon
Thomas Fillet
Farwell
Clare County
John Sutter
East Webster
N. Y
Wells, Stone & Co
Clare
Henry Ronne
Albrecht
Chicago
Wera
J. B., Simonds
John H. Knevels
Chase
Lake County
Cheboygan
Charisse Doyle
Sandy McCarty
Agederson
Lind Sel
Carp River
Marquette
Asa Gleason
Seynoe
Hale's Lake
Tawas
Iosco County
Gleason
Cyrus Hewett
State Land Office
Lansing
White River
Robert E. Tigus
Amos St
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Capreas
Hanree & Baos
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New York
J. B. Marchisi
Utican
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ALL Drugeists
Story of Viteau and Robin Hood In New Serial Form
A fragmented notice announces a new serial story by J. T. Tsoubsidee and Frank Stockton with connections to St Nicholas and Maurice Thompson. It hints at biographical notes and forthcoming illustrated adventures including Swept Away and a thrilling journey by a war correspondent.
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J.T. Tsoubsidee
Our Young Folky
Renee Novelstia
Girl
Frank 3. Stockton
St Nicholas
Michigan crops yield and weather report from 1881 season
Secretary of State reports 789 correspondents across 620 townships provide crop estimates for Michigan. Corn yields around 44 bushels per acre, total production near 27.5 million bushels. acreage 483,000 with higher overall output than 1881 though below 1890. Wheat, potatoes, clover seed trends noted. beef cattle and sheep yields stable. Local incidents include accidents, fires, drownings, and a fatal shooting near Clare and Muskegon.
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Secretary of State
Michigan
Neily
Cate
December reward offer from Rutledge Publishing Co
The Rutledge Publishing Co of Easton, Pa offers 20 in gold plus 20 silver in December for the correct count of verses in the New Testament. Entries must be sent by December 10, 1882 and winners announced December 15, 1882 with names and addresses published.
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Rutledge
Rutledge Publishing Co
Easton
Christmas number features grand tales and art notes
The issue presents a Christmas story Grandmamma's Pearls by Lauren M. Alcott and a bright frontispiece by R. K Birch. It features long dog sled journeys on Lake Winnipeg, a Christmas poem, and various tales by Stockton Trowbridge and others, plus music, illustrations, and a field of gold history piece. The Century December issue highlights John Marshall, Publo Indians, Korean art origins, Rab and his Friends, and Henry James Jr satire, with diverse prose and verse.
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Lauren M. Alcott
R. K R. Birch
Lake Winnipeg
Farney
Nors Perry
Malcolm Douglas
Golden Valley
Mary
Eva L. Ogden
Alfred Brennan
Frank R. Stockton
Slao
J.T. Trowbridge
Tinkham Brothers
Japan
Wen. Elliot Grifle
C. F. Folder
James C. Beard
Departmente
Fraudulent Health Claims and Quack Advertisements
A jumble of testimonial letters and product pitches touts Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy and Magotelecine, claiming cures for paralysis, ingrown toenails, and other ailments. It depicts a chaotic collage of endorsements, brand mentions, and dubious boasts from various readers, with sensational language and dubious medical efficacy.
The Independent a Religious Literary Weekly Promotion
The Independent promotes Evangelical religion, literary content, and civil reform. It emphasizes broad non denominational aims, strong writers, and diverse departments. Aims include opposing materialism, Mormonism, and political corruption while offering 32 pages monthly and low trial rates.
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Tidenricent
Tua Bren
Independent
Ts Creed
Fisteré
Christian Journal
Evangemient
Materiatisi
Atherem
Upbelief
Bert
America
England
Amerisa Tannygon
Joseph Cook
Boston
Beall
Cook
Harper's Bazar illustrated fashion and literature journal
The description notes Harper's Bazar illustrated monthly with popular content, European and American literary pieces, top engravings, and authority on fashion. It previews a new volume containing many brilliant novelties and high artistic excellence.
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T&lp
Harper's Periodicals Tevise Portaya Subscription Notice
Subscriptions for Harper's Periodicals are extended to all subscribers in the United States and Canada. The notice directs readers to continue or enroll in service through designated outlets and channels for uninterrupted delivery.
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United States
Canada
Harper's Magazine December issue highlights major story
Harper's Magazine enters its sixty sixth volume with the December number touted as America's and England's leading illustrated periodical. It features Constance Fenimore Woolson's For the Major begun in the prior issue, plus ongoing literary and artistic excellence and lighter entertainment through humorous pieces and sketches.
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Harper's Alegasine
America
England
Beat
Constance Fenimore Woolson
Anne
Harper's Periodicals and Harper's Magazines Listing
Advertisement details a subscription offer for Harper's Periodicals, Harper's Magazine, and Harper's Young People. It notes volumes and dates around 1850, with pricing and ordering instructions, urging readers to subscribe via Harper & Brothers in New York.
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