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Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Aug 16, 1871

Page

7

Cohoes Mills and Mohawk Falls Draw Natives and Visitors

The piece surveys Cohoes New York famed for Harmony Mills and its vast textile operations on the Mohawk River. It notes Falls of Cohoes celebrated by Tom Moore, legend of Occana, and the city’s rise as a mill town with extensive water power. It highlights Mills’ employment, female workers, a library, organ, Mastodon Mill, and the knitting industry, plus local papers the Democrat and Cataract and wages, prices, and diverse population.

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The International Exhibition Educates With Modern School Furniture

The educational section highlights modern appliances from Europe and the United States. Sweden impresses with school furniture and a model Swedish school house. Pesth dominates publishing with 329 volumes from William Lauffer. England leads in natural history and science, showcasing practical, extensive collections.

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