Armour phosphate beds raise Tennessee claim of vast deposits
A Chicago partner firm projects massive phosphate beds in Tennessee stretching hundreds of miles with an estimated value of millions. The report notes several discovered belts, including major lodes in Maury, Davidson, Williamson and Rutherford counties, with early estimates suggesting one bed may rival the world’s richest seams.
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Chicago
Tanneeren
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St Gle
Morthar Halt
Ther Hickman
Denis
Boston to host Sunday concerts in old opera house era
An early 20th century note records a sequence of tours by Bos Sreckinridge and associates, detailing travels from Lexington to New York to Calcutta and beyond, with stops in India, Australia, Mexico, and Texas. It notes the Hostal Chester proprietor and Imperial Opera company links and mentions a Sunday concert at a municipal court event.
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The Mocking Bird by Sear Sanderson and the Lost South
In the garden at dusk Anne Sylvester recalls a Confederate past and a lost love with Mary Edgarton. A mysterious stranger arrives and a hopeful refrain echoes that the war is over and better days may come.
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Morty
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Allen Garden
The Semi-Weekly Tribune Promotes Twinkles Color Comic Offer
The New York Semi-Weekly Tribune announces a Friday color 16 page pictorial supplement titled Twinkles to accompany each Friday issue. Subscriptions at $2 a year direct to The Tribune grant free access to Twinkles for one year, effectively giving two $2 papers for one. Sample copies of Friday's issue are available.
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Tribune
United States
New York Sun
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Daily Tribune
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Harper's Weekly in 1807 behind the scenes notice
Harper’s Weekly looks back on its forty year history and outlines plans for 1807. It previews editorial aims, new fiction and features including Mary A Wilkins, Greek uprising fiction, The Hemme Boat, Life and Letters, Amateur Sport, and continued coverage of arts and letters. Harper & Brothers invites subscribers at $4.00 for a year with postage free to the U S, Canada, and Mexico.
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Scribner's Magazine 1697 Novelty and Travel Features
Scribner's Magazine previews a new novel Soldiers of Fortune by Richard Harding Davis and a bold tale by George W. Cable. It highlights Henry Howells critiquing Sea travel and etiquette pieces, with travel essays and illustrated sections on maritime topics.
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Siang
Jumen Alexander
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China
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Scribner's Magazine Ad Promotes 1897 Issue Features
A fragmented notice advertises an attractive 1897 feature set and a request-based mailing option. It notes Scribner's Magazine price at $3.00 per year or 25 cents per copy, with publishing house Charles Scribner's Sons located at 153-157 Fifth Ave. N.
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Charles Scribner's Sons
Fifth Ave
The North American Review and Its Public Mind Themes
A historical note describes The North American Review as addressing topics central to public interest in science literature business finance and social economic and municipal life. It highlights the magazine's timely treatment of subjects and the role of contributors who shape authoritative statements. The piece notes its dedication to topics of particular interest to women.
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