The Scientific American advertisement prospectus 1876
It promotes The Scientific American as essential for all professionals and households. It highlights weekly industrial, mechanical, and scientific progress with engravings, patterns, and inventions. Subscriptions cost 3.20 a year with club discounts and patent notices by Mason & Co and Munn & Co.
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Scientific American
United States
Tar Scientific American
Scientific AmEnicay
Messrs. Mason & Co
U.S
Munn & CO
Park Row
N.Y
Cor
7Th Sts
Washington, D.C
Advertising Rates and Payment Rules in The Register
The notice outlines advertising rates for the Register with terms for payment in advance and penalties for arrears. It lists column widths, pricing for quarter, half, and whole columns, and requires prepayment for transient ads and job work upon delivery.
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The Grave in the Heart Poem Reflection
A meditation on a personal grave within the heart. The poem speaks of a hidden, cherished memory held deep by each person, kept with silent reverence and watered by tears through years of care. It contrasts public judgment with private sorrow and urges restraint toward others’ hidden grief.
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Widow on a train meets a promising suitor at Edgehill Park
Augustus Bevlington, a veteran with a sharp tongue, meets a graceful widow named Florrie Estcourt aboard a train bound for Edgehill Park. His interest grows as Tom Spencer warns of a rival, while Florrie explores connections to the Spencer family and hints at a pending visit.
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Augustus Bevlington
Lom Spencer
Gunty
Spencer
Gus
Mr. Revlington
Mr. Bevlington
Tom
Rewlington
Edgehill Park
Tom Spencer
Mr. Rewlington
Tom, Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Remington
Derling
Edgehill
Florrie
Revlington
How House Air Grows Polluted and How to Prevent It
The article lists facts about indoor air contamination including oxygen use by adults and children, carbonic acid buildup in classrooms, water vapor from skin and candles, carbonic oxide risks from stoves and gas pipes, mold and miasm in damp spaces, tobacco and kitchen vapors, and the need for ventilation when heating and sealing rooms. It urges thorough ventilation to prevent polluted air during cold weather.
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