The Marquis and the Genius Behind America’s Boat
The New York Yacht Club formed in 1844 and built the seahooner America designed by George Steers. A York banker Marquis of Anglesea visited aboard and, after a paint stain incident, praised Steers as the genius who designed the vessel. The Steers brothers then left the schooner America and sailed home, as America won the famous cup.
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New York Yacht Club
John C. Stevens
Gimcrack
Hoboken
Southwest Spit
Stevena
America
Isle of Wight
England
George Steers
William H. Brown
Hast Twelfth Street
Steers
Marquis of
Anglesea
Stevens
Steers Brothers
New York
New York Post
From Thrift Boxes to Enigmatic Cottages in History
The article recalls ancient money boxes used to teach thrift from a 1585 dictionary reference to clay money boxes for boys. It also notes a 19th century flood in France when the Saone joined the Rhone from Oct 31 to Nov 4 1840, inundating 60 000 acres, displacing cities and homes, with 618 houses lost and many lives sacrificed.
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Glasgow Herald
France
Rhone
Totems plan native art product orders for New buyers
A brief notice reports Totems organizing orders for indigenous art pieces destined for a new market. Details on dates, quantities, or contact points are sparse in the fragment.
India Palm Sugar Output and Cane Sugar Total
An authoritative publication states India produces about 800000 tons of palm sugar, with Bengal contributing around 100000 tons valued at 2400000 dollars. The total sugar production from cane and palms is roughly 2000000 tons annually.
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India
Bengal
Jekyll and Hyde Plant in a Rural Ad Scene
A clippedHumorous anecdote from a household dialogue about what constitutes something good for dinner is paired with a broader note on how everyday cotton products serve both life and destruction, citing an Indiana Farmers Guide reflection on peace and war uses of cotton.
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