Scarves and profits spark city debate on cheap goods
A retail dealer recalls scarf production costs amid a claim of 100 percent profit by the manufacturer. The discussion centers on a bright colored scarf allegedly priced at one dollar, with material and labor details suggesting low per unit cost, while questions about fair pricing and supply chain margins arise in the city.
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Sonaos
Bane
Seoye Taft
Cory Sim
Sabi
England
Ankem
AO Comia
Practical Ventilation Advice From An Old Almanac
The text warns on keeping air warm and moist for health, citing risks from damp air and cold rooms. It notes dangers of sleeping in damp conditions, risks to lungs and throat, and mentions pneumonia and rheumatism from sitting on damp surfaces. It also touches on gas stoves without chimneys and the need to remove gas odor for safety.
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Gaia Poisin
The Two Named Men in Early American Politics
A sweeping critique traces the rise of three named leaders in U.S. elections, from Washington to Jefferson and Adams, examining how multi named candidates influenced presidential contests, votes, and the shifting role of political parties, with reflections on public memory and media. The piece contrasts American trends with French newspaper practice and notes how public interest centers on prominent individuals and enduring names.
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Wacknagee
Ace
George le Bosaparte
Oliver Cromwell
G. J. Washington
Simeon P. Bolivar
Napoleon Joseph Bonaparte
B. Oliver Cromwell
Benedict Arnold
Tarrytown
W. H. Andre
A. J. Barr
Vce
Grover Cleveland
Robert H. Harrison
Washington
Charles Cotesworth Pickney
Jobs Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Pickney
South Carolina
Pleenay
Pond
Adama
Crawford
Henry Clay
Adams
John Quincy Adams
John Guiney Adama
William Hears Harrison
John Tyler
K. M.johnson
Harrison
Tyler
Millard Filmore
W. C. Butler
Superfority
John P. Hale
John C. Fremont
James Hachunan
Abraham Lincoln
John Denridge
Stephen Jaz
George B McCisinn
Schuyler Colla
P. Blair
B. Grate Brown
Fragmented 19th century notes on health and oceanic marvels
An article blends medical opinions on air quality and child rest with a shipboard iceberg tale. It recounts Captain Larsen of the Norwegian ship Fige discharging cargo at Noble Street Wharf and a dramatic iceberg bearing seals, followed by a German survivor’s account of the Custer massacre and decayed frontier scenes with local rescue episodes. It also notes Dr Oscar Lanz’s journey through the Sahara and Soudan, translated from Leipzig.
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Dogadlaya
Lasrsen
Hark Fige
Noble Street Wharf
Thiaport
Newfoundland
Gomne Wanner
Sebastian Beck
Lonia
Sitting Bull
Wraith
Carter
Rain
Custer
Kaidan-the
Bocksaga
Ituin-in
LeFace
Brad
Delena Heralt
Miasouri Gulch
Kee
Sherif Invin
Janet O'Hara
Iniberfise
Oscar Lanz
Merooce
Sahara
Soudan
Leipzig
Wady
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Yale
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Tideo
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