Thrifty Boston Savers and the Savings Banks Pulse
An 1883 Boston piece notes fifteen savings banks then holding about 90 million for 825000 depositors. Two more banks opened this year, boosting reach. Women form the majority of depositors, seen as favoring safety and reliable interest over investment risk, with tales of daily deposits and cautious account handling.
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Vision and health in Europe and a tale of Paris tipping
The piece discusses hereditary and environmental effects on eyesight across regions, arguing lifestyle and climate shape vision. It cites Herbert Spencer on overuse of the senses and notes dangers of progress, then shifts to a Paris tipping anecdote and a travelogue through Lewes and Cape Henlopen describing pine-forested Cape region and a Delaware peach belt community with stark living conditions and subsistence economies.
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Milk Cure and Rural Life Fragments in New York News
Readable excerpts show a wandering narrator guiding a goose girl near a dilapidated shanty in Shantytown. A mother explains market chores, fowls, and family income while dairy cures and milk therapies spark discussion among doctors and locals.
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Log Cabin Success and Warners Remedies Promote vigor
An article extols Log Cabin life as a model for self discipline and strength, contrasting rugged rural origins with luxury. It credits railroad magnates and their sons, warns against dissipation, and promotes Warners Log Cabin remedies for health and vitality to restore vigor and mental steadiness.
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Evaporated Fruit Industry Centered in Rochester Region
The Rochester region dominates U S evaporated and dried fruit production with Western New York counties leading apples. The industry relies on 1,000 evaporators within forty miles of Rochester, employing thousands who earn substantial weekly wages. Transportation costs favor local growers as freight comparisons show savings on shipping to Liverpool and other markets, while France and England import large quantities of dried apples and related products.
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