Great Carnegie Gospel of Wealth Draws Wide Public Debate
A long critique notes that the 1889 Gospel of Wealth by Andrew Carnegie provokes broad response from English readers. Letters from about 9 million families to 11,000 submissions discuss homes, pensions, migrations, and reforms. The piece questions whether Carnegie will revise his distribution plan amid calls for orphanages, old age pensions, workmen’s dwellings, and global religious cooperation.
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A. J. White
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A.J. White, Limited
Australia Offers Vast Trade and War Preparations Plans
The article laments neglect of Australia in world affairs and argues for expanding Australia's industrial and military potential. It highlights commitments to showcase Australian sons, develop agriculture and industry, and strengthen trade while preparing for possible conflicts. It also discusses horse racing bets, prizes, and upcoming events as part of national development and attention to vitality.
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Australia
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Austra Hett'politi¢iana
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Asia
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Ite
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Uae
Austra Fie
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Hifteaniog
Ferfeit Batore
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Yabule Ina
Eucalypti Extracts and Racing Notes in 1878 Melbourne
Fragmented OCR reveals a blend of horse racing details from spring fixtures and an extract advertisement for Eucalypti Extracts. It mentions stakes, entries, and conditions alongside an official Antwerp Amsterdam note about medical uses, with extensive product claims and safety warnings.
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Melbourne
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de Morsiany
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Teerono
Sander
Treat a Troublesome Corn With Pain Balm
A historic ad describes treating a tough corn by soaking in warm water, paring, and daily rubbing with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It promotes the balm as a general liniment for bruises, lameness, and pain, listing W. H. Desble of Almistane as agent.
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