London influenced money policy and a warning to republics
A Civil War era London Times excerpt warns that a costless national money plan would empower the United States to prosper while undermining monarchies. It cites the Hazzard and Buell Bank circulators and English diplomacy. it praises the Cincinnati Enquirer as a clear explainer of money and silver issues.
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London Times
North American
North America
Hazzard
New York
Buell Bank
United States
London
England
Germany
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cooler Effects on Persona Describe Subtle Hue Shifts
Within the Pittsburg Chronicle dialogue two speakers discuss how color affects mood and appearance. Mr Murray Hill notes odd effects on persona while Mr Potat Breese questions the thoughts behind these changes on a gray day.
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Murray Hill
Mr. Potat Breese
Pittsburg
Butter from Bad to Fresh Aims at Ireland Industry
The piece notes a new Irish industry turning rancid butter into fresh product. It explains the decomposition in inferior butter, and a process of melting, emulsifying with buttermilk, hot air churning, and cold air separation to remove acids and impurities, yielding good butter from bad.
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Ireland
Tax rulings on bank receipts and baby show winners
The revenue service revised its stance on bank withdrawal receipts, allowing simple cash receipts to avoid stamps unless written as negotiable paper. Lucille Corbin, daughter of Joan A. Corbin, won first prize in Crawfordsville baby show for six months and older, with Leroy Disher as runner up. In the under six months class, O. E. Ruffner took first prize and W. O. Maxwell second.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Joan A. Corbin
Lucille
Crawfordaville
Leroy Disher
O. E. Ruffner
W. O. Maxwell
Crawfordsville Street Fair Under Fire For Vices
The Crawfordsville Journal derides the town’s street fair and peace jubilee citing bad weather and claims that divine disapproval aligns with reports of rampant vice during the event in Crawfordsville Indiana.
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Crawfordsville
Indiana
Second Annual Cloak Opening Featuring Belfield Cloaks
On the date, John C. Ford will represent Belfield cloaks the largest U S cloak maker. The display combines Belfield lines with a vast local stock offering a cape jacket or collarett at varying prices from cheapest to best made, all in one event for ladies misses and children.
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John C. Ford
Belfield
America
Ford
Grand opening promises largest clothing sale in Indiana
We pledge a grand cloak opening with sales on men’s and boys’ clothing overcoats and furnishings. The millinery department will be full with winter hats and the furnishing goods range will cover everything a first class store offers for men women and children.
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Indiana
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J. H. Steele
Jamestown, Ind
Jamestown
Jamestown Roller Mills
Justus Merbaugh
Dr. Peal
D. Crear
Lawyer
Jamestown, Imp
Ladoga, Ind
J. D.starr
Ind
A. T. Gardner Gardner & Son
Derman
Washington and Market Sts
Tow Notax
199 Battle AX
Greenbacks
Chicago
Inter- Ocean
the Revenue Law
Drew, Selby & Co
Geo. E. Keith & Co
Hostetter, Ashby & Kessler
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