Household Scales and Library Microscope Offer
The ad promotes The Housekeeper's Scale from the Chicago Scale Company, priced at 3.00, with a Union Scale variant up to 240 lbs and a full ledger. It also features a Library Microscope package with Camera Lineida and fixtures priced at 10 via express, plus a ledger option for 7.50 annually.
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Chicago Scale Company
Express
Union
John Jones
Nancy Smith
Seale
Union Seale
Shevine
Erudiles Hyand Pr Rye
Harga
Gsik
Unconditionally warranted offer and return policy terms
Fragmentary text discusses a conditional warranty offering a refund of money if a product fails to work. It mentions sending a unit and returning payment, with a $1 fee or deposit, and a reloaded refund if not satisfactory. Limited context and unclear subject.
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Wood
Joule
Thor
Daily Sar Plain
Webster's Practical Dictionary Introduces New Departures
The piece promotes Webster's Practical Dictionary, praising its condensation by root grouping, strong associations aiding memory, ready reference, and derivative terminations. It claims significant fuel saving and highlights numerous illustrations and a large pronunciation vocabulary, arguing for broad adoption in homes and schools.
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Connecticut
Pew
Webster's
Venhater
Werster
Webster
Websters
New American Dictionery
National Popular Dictionary
National Standard Dictionary
Aml AL Sarkse
Cenne
Webster’s
Webster Prac tice Dictionary and Ledger For One Year
A clipped item notes a Webster practice dictionary and ledger for a single year, listing edition details and potential pricing or usage notes. The brief mentions the publication context and a focus on reference work quality, without extending beyond readable text.
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Sammy ‘Tubbs
Sponsia
Sammy Tubbs
The
Ledger
al Dictionary
the Ledger
Webster Pract
The Farmer and the Stock Shipper
The stock shipper weighs 3069 pounds priced at 455 per hundred equals 149.60. The farmer notes a miscalculation and corrects the total to 159.60 after rechecking. The shipper acknowledges the error and issues a corrected bill with a check.
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Eve Iza
Girls and Women Clerks and Starvation Wages
A letter from a State Street dry goods clerk argues that well to do female workers rely on wages too low, forcing many to starve while rich clerks flaunt fashion. The piece contrasts factory and wholesale work as well as social pressures, urging reform and press coverage. It also covers Cyclone Cellar appeals and local humor about cyclone retreats.
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State Street
Sangarmon Street
Tfur
Goss
Tam
Thewell
W.C.T. U
Souk
Huly
Inter-Ocean
The Boar in Macmillan’s Magazine Song
A fragmentary verse from Macmillan’s Magazine celebrates the wild boar. It extols youth’s daring, warrior pride, and fearlessness as the speaker toasts bravado and the next gray boar seen, amid martial imagery and spirited bravado.
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Arrior
Macmillan’s
Making Wine From Raisins in Ancient Market Tasting Notes
The article explains how dried grapes from Turkey Greece and Spain are dried and shipped as currants and raisins for wine production. It details processing methods in Turkey Greece Spain and Greece including sun drying boiling water and stem removal. It notes price and duty then describes fermentation yielding pale wine with 7 to 10 percent alcohol and limited tannin.
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Turkey
Gree
Spain
Italy
Greece
France
London
Marseilles
Asia Minor
England
Malaga
A. Boussingault
M. Boussingault
Chicago Times
Mind Cure and the Peril of Opium in San Francisco
In San Francisco a physician recalls a nervous patient whose ailment lay in imagination. He reluctantly used opium as a last resort, giving a small dose that momentarily cured her, then warned to discard the rest as dangerous. The patient later relapsed after years of stability.
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Ay Ell
San Francisco
Electric motors aim to solve power control problem
A historic claim from the New York Mail and Express that electricity applied to motors could solve the long challenge of providing motor power that is distinctly controlled, noting wind cannot be relied on and buoyancy is essential, allowing storage of substantial electricity to replace coal cargo.
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New York Mail and Express
Native Americans as Sailors in Urban Life
Brooklyn Engle writes of a trend where Native Americans are seen as sailors and merchants in towns, noting down town clubs and shops brimming with Swedes. He argues times ashore are good and that men should not endure hardships of seafaring for scant wages.
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Mark
Delivar
Boas
L Netic
Brooklyn Engle
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Lea
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New York
Ttis Royal Highway
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Farner
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