Western securities and the rise of Western bonds
The article recalls the postwar rise of Western municipal and railway bonds once shunned by eastern investors. It cites a respected eastern savings bank that has invested in Western securities for twenty years, reporting no losses and timely interest. It warns that credit remains good only if issuers avoid overissuing.
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Cincinnati Weekly Star
Marck
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Cheshire, Ohio
Debris Creek Described as a Pest in Cincinnati
A reader argues Deer Creek valley in Cincinnati is a public health nuisance. The piece asserts the odor and malaria pollute nearby homes and that private ownership blocks action, urging decisive city powers to obliterate the nuisance for public safety.
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Deer Creek
Johnson
Rasselais
Bome
Ites Valley
Cincinnati
Dead Sea
Reclaiming Ground for Public Park and Rail Uses in Cincinnati
The city faces an outlay for reclaiming offensive valley ground with a proposed public park for working people and potential railroad depots. The plan promises ample returns, preserves safety, and signals Cincinnati's ongoing prosperity and commitment to lasting improvements for future generations.
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Cincinnati
Sugar supplies and beet sugar promising future for America
The article argues sugar is essential for health and traces U S consumption from 231 203 tons in 1859 to 700 000 tons in 1871, with imports of 289 034 tons. It notes Britain uses 29 pounds per person, Germany 7, France 9, and Americans about 40 pounds annually, and discusses global sources including Cuba India China and rising beet sugar in Europe. It urges adoption of beet sugar cultivation in the United States.
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Americans
Great Britain
France
Germany
West India Islands
Cuba
India
China
Europe
New France
Austria
Russia
Iowa farmer discovers sugar extraction from corn at low cost
A Iowa farmer reports a process to extract sugar from corn for under three and a half cents per pound. The note compares beet sugar progress and hints at the potential for a plentiful, higher quality corn sugar product, signaling a promising breakthrough for the industry.
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Iowa
Boston Letter on Cities and Education Meeting
A Boston letter from August 6 1872 discusses Darwinian ideas on cities as natural organisms and notes rising crime in New York due to liquor trade. The writer visits Providence and Rhode Island monuments before attending the twelfth annual National Educational Association meeting in Boston with leaders like A Bronson Alcott. The piece highlights the education reform focus and reveres figures such as Margaret Fuller and Elizabeth Peabody.
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Boston
Schleicher
Wendgeter
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati
Excise Board
Bowery
Chatham Street
Brooklyn
North Carolina
Newa
Trinity Steeple
Grand Central Park
America
Broadway
Providence
Roger Williams
Rhode Island
Bass Relieve
Bass -Relieve
Liberty
National Educational Association
Girls’ High and Normal School
Argu Sasbaten
Amera
Ni ‘ Carolina
A. Bronson Alcott
Concord
Margaret Fuller
Elizabeth Eabody
Troy
Oreanon, Co
Urbana Camp Meeting Exhortations At Pow erful Urbana Revival
Rev George Hughes preached on power in church witness at Urbana gathering. Prayer meetings and early morning services drew 1000 to 1500, with about 50 seekers of holiness. Rev Wm McDonald led a large afternoon sermon. other meetings for youth and adults followed with prayer and singing. A notable altar turnout and a rising spiritual tide described. Distilleries total 215 with daily capacity 217,682 gallons. US adult male per day alcohol share estimated.
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Urbana
George Hughes
Jerusalem
Judea
Samaria
Tes
Tabernacle
Mr. Osborn
Florida
Father Coleman
Wm. McDonald
C. A. van Anda
Lowry
Springfield
Christ
New York City
Jesus
Isaiah LI
Zion
United States
EV. Zephaniah
Christian Observer
Catlettsburg
Indiana
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Cor
Ecolstase
Europe
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Call Om
Address Herald Printing Company
Jy. Catlettsburg
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W. H. Ongley
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Clarke
Eighth Congressional District
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Wayne County
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Richmond, Ind
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