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Outlook on Education and Corn Industry in 1880s Echo
A miscellany notes a 1880 February Sunday occurrence, a Boston Franklin estate bequest growing to 400 000 dollars for schools and baths, and debates on officer wives in the Philippines. It recounts scams and a Dewey sword ceremony, plus advances in corn based industries and uses from oil to glue and sugar substitutes, urging farmers toward better prices.
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Boston
Benjamin Franklin
Quincy
Agricultural Department
United States