Communities of America a survey of religious societies
The article lists American utopian communities such as Amana in Iowa, the Hatun System society, the Shakers, the Oneida Followers, and others. It notes member counts, land holdings from 7,000 to 22,000 acres, religious bases, and economic activities in agriculture and manufacture. A vignette shows a clerk and a woman rejecting silver coins in favor of honest money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimerican Socialist
Oneida
Aimerica
Amana
Iowa
Getimans
Buffalo
Goeome Lappimison
Busitosgriculture and Manufactures
Iescuit
Jacob Henrick
Jonathan Lenz
Society of Separatists
Zoar
Ohio
Gatmans
Joseph Baumeier
Iss
Hirst
Anne Tee
United States
Loli Ppumphrey Noyes
Num'pet Tribers
Americas
New Veni
Connecticut
Thy
Hye Boreya Aorning
Etienne Cibet
Path to Mastery Through Honest Work
The text contrasts skilled labor with unsuccessful professions, arguing that steady, honest toil leads to a proper level in life. It praises menders of pots and pans over those who harm others and stresses that starting low and rising gradually is wiser than rising fast and falling hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ells St. Depot
People's
ticketa-Fia
Counterfeit 35 Dollar Bills Circulating in Western Banks
A surge of counterfeit 35 dollar bills appears across Western banks and others in New York and Brookfield. The fakes imitate notes from First National Bank of Chicago Paxton Canton Peoria Aurora Galena Traders National Bank Chicago and First National Bank Louisville. Some are well done but fail to fool careful observers. one note is listed as from a non existent First National Bank of Galena Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
New York
Brook- Vit
First National Bank of
Chicio
First National Bank of Paxton
First National Bank of Canton
Peoria
Aurora
Pirgt
National Bank of
Galena
Ill
National Bank of Chicago
Louisville
Chicago
First National
National
First National’ Bank of
Fitton
Mesra
WF & Dous Jones
Rockford H
Emall
Litttle
Fred Bell
Southern Democrats Lacking Old Guard Strategy
The piece laments decline of seasoned Southern Democratic leadership and concedes younger rivals lack the deliberation of earlier figures. It questions current conventions, calls out public denunciations of Federal postwar policy, and warns of hidden aims behind reconciliatory rhetoric within the party.
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Tin Party
Better Fines Coming In a Chicago Street Scene
A garbled dialogue fragment depicts a Chicago street interaction with a nurse, a carpenter, and a couple discussing a punishment or fine. The scene shifts between vendors and bystanders on Broadway with street chatter and a sudden call about Mary Chies Gaoson. The piece conveys bustle and mixed voices without a clear narrative arc.
Turbine Exhibit Road Works Draw Public Attention
A disrupted early 20th century display project draws crowds as construction on a new route and viewing areas progresses. Officials outline grounds planned for the exhibit site near the river and a nearby station, with visitors encouraged to follow changes and access routes.
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