Do Away With Fences and Let Open Beauty Prevail
The article argues for removing or reducing party fences between yards in favor of open spaces. It cites cost, maintenance, and eye-pleasing effects, noting New England and New York areas already favor open lawns. It praises continuous lawns, shrub screens, and light railings over heavy wooden fences, suggesting privacy via landscaping rather than enclosures.
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Gopardey
Wapar
New England
New York
New Jersey
Boston
Germantown
Anile
Madrid Moves to Support Troops Amid Disloyal Demonstrations
July reports detail Madrid sending cement supplies to troops in readiness to act against disloyal demonstrations. Paris notes trials resulting in execution sentences for Claricot and Phillipe. Dispatches from Kingston and Jamaica discuss Haiti's crisis and German pressure on German merchants.
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Manonid
Madrid
Paris
Claricot
Phillipe
Eure
Kingston
Jamaica
Saget
Haiti
Apna
Hayti
Pennsylvanian oil boom and its lasting wealth
The article notes petroleum’s rise as a major wealth source in western Pennsylvania and its impact on cities like Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. It cites 1871 oil wells sunk and a yearly output of about 5.7 million barrels, with crude selling for roughly 11 to 12 cents per gallon and oil transforming daily life and industry.
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Pennsylvania
America
Philadelphia
California
British Exportation Figures From London Times
The Times reports April British exports reached £21,033,516, up £4,185,074 from the prior period. Cotton goods, woolen goods, and iron manufactures drove most of the rise, with shipments to major markets totaling about three million pounds.
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London ‘Times
England
Cen
Satirical take on political economy shadows wheat arrivals
Fragmentary text discusses wheat arrivals and economic figures as satire. It mentions names and dates obliquely, referencing political economy while critiquing contemporary events. The tone suggests a lesson drawn from misrepresented data and public discourse.
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Rena Reece
Ike
Summer drinks and lemon cordial instructions headlined
The article details making summer beverages using water, lemon rinds, citric acid substitutes, cherry drinks preserved for a year, shrubs with currants, and frost drinks with fruit. It also notes English court appointments with Lady of the Bedchamber roles and comments on Queen Victoria era court practice.
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Dayo
India
Victoria
Prince Albert
London
Robert Peel
Robert Seace
German commerce grows after French war, New York exports rise
The New York Bulletin notes rapid German commerce growth since the French war. It cites government support and reduced burdens as aiding industry and predicts closer US Germany commercial ties. Exports from New York to Germany from January to May 14 total 420,228 dollars, up 1,793 dollars from 1871, and exceed exports to France, Holland, Belgium, and Northern Europe, while remaining below Britain in Europe.
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New York Bulletin
United States
Germany
New York
Europe
Great Britain
France
Holland
Belgium
Paraboloid and Cylinder: Parabolic Isoperimetric Limits
A distinguished Professor discusses the paraboloid as a geometric construct. He argues the paraboloid uses parabola parameters as radius and abscissa for computation, while the circumscribing cylinder uses ordinate and abscissa. He concludes the paraboloid yields a less generating surface than a volume of revolution under the cylinder’s use and altitude.
Nickel Mine Riches Tied to One Lancashire Quarry
A fragment notes a single mine in Lancashire county yields a large portion of the country’s nickel. The mine sits between two fields and is said to employ hundreds, with workers numbering around several hundred.
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Lancheiee
Yenias
Babland Trade Notes and Society Meeting Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Babland area and a trade related topic. It references a society and concerns about fair dealing, with incomplete phrases and unclear context. No specific events, dates, or names are readable.
Charming Child Portraits Series in a Rustic Home
A catalog excerpt describes six chromos featuring family scenes in a cozy farm setting. Grandmother knitting, mother with toddler reaching sunbeams, a girl teaching a cat to face the music, a boy decorating a lamb with flowers, a sleeping child with a cat, and a mother in a kitchen with a lullaby mood.
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Glen
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