Old Time Newspaper Rates and Subscriptions Fragment
The Aocus will be furnished to Mail and Office Buabscribers atwo Dollars per canum payable intralvance and to Village Subscribers whose papers are sent by the Carrier Dive Dollars and Fifty Cents. Subscriptions prepaid three Dollars. Advertisements will be inserted at Guo Dollar per square for first insertion and twenty five cents for each subsequent insertion. Remitting for subscriptions advertising may be made per mail at the rise of the proprietors.
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Heblerberg
Bouck
Sherif Batterman
Albany Co
Lewis
Rensselavy Co
Albany
Rensselaer
Prospectus for Wisconsin Democracy newspaper in Territory
A group forming a co partnership to publish a Democratic newspaper seeks support from Territory Democrats. They argue a central seat of government press aids party unity and national interests, promises a paper titled Democracy of Wisconsin, and urges subscribers and patrons to back the venture to ensure its survival and influence.
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Lite
Wisconsin Democrat
Aqerty
Tocal
Democracy of
Wisconsin
Cmaclges
Polkingwright
Terrery
Argus Subscription Rates and Publication Start
The Argus will be published weekly on Thursdays. first issue on the twenty second instant. Subscriptions: twelve months by mail and office subscribers two dollars and fifty cents in advance. village subscribers two dollars and fifty cents. non prepay three dollars. Signed Simeon Mulls John Y Smith Benjamin Holt. April 12, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon Mulls
John Y Smith
Benjamin Holt
Apgnai
The Warning Sister Missed Her Brother's Last Counsel
In a New Hampshire village a cultured brother facing a fatal illness remains unconcerned while his sister, moved by faith, plans to warn him of death. She delays until he dies with harsh words that echo her missed duty and his final question about eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coatsaint
New Hampshire
N—sege
Tim
Sam
God in the Tempest and a Prohibition Edict
A dramatic reflection on lightning and thunder as evidence of divine power. The infidel clings to faith amid skies and a moonlit lake while an Austrian decree forbids Roman Catholics from embracing Protestantism without government permission, under penalty of fine or imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antellitea
Austria
Windsor Castle Through Generations of Royal Restoration
Windsor Castle sits on a Thames rising eminence with a grand palace and extensive parkland. From William I’s fortress to Edward II’s remodelling, the site shaped royal power and now houses art by Vandyke and Leonardo da Vinci works, St George’s Chapel, and restored frontages. George III and George IV funded repairs, while Windsor Great Park and Windsor Forest span fifty six miles around the palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Thames
William I
Edward II
George HI
St. George's Chapel
George IV
Vandyke
Guido
Corregno
Dolci
Leonardo da Vinci
St. George
Knights of the Garter
Charlotte
Reyford
Palace
Windsor Great Park
Windsor Forest
William the Conqueror
Colt Submarine Explosion Demonstration At Brighton
At Brighton England on the 20th alt Captain Warner tested a new explosive power by blowing up a 300 ton brig in the presence of Lord Brougham and a large crowd. The brig towed by the steamer William Wallace exploded amidships, sank in two and a half minutes, and only the foremast head remained above water. Warner keeps the method secret and seeks 400000 pounds from the English Government for further use likely to affect Gibraltar Algiers and Toulon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
England
Warner
Lord Brougham
William Wallace
Mint Elearedof
Gibralter
Algiers
Toulon
Maternal Love Defies Time and Fortune in Poetic Reflection
An essay extols maternal affection as pure and unfading amid time misfortune and society's pressures. It contrasts unwavering maternal devotion with worldly temptations and cites recent earthquakes in Persia, naming Tabriz Teheran Ispahan and other locales as affected by catastrophic destruction and buried inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Tabriz
Teheran
Ispahan
Kineber
Mana
Tragic Niagara Falls Accident in Lancaster Woman
Miss Martha K. Ragg of Lancaster Massachusetts dies after a fall at Niagara Falls while visiting from Buffalo with John Long of Detroit. Despite medical aid and several physicians, she sustains fatal internal injuries from a near edge plunge, with multiple body injuries reported.
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Niagara Falls
Martha K. Ragg
Lancaster
Mass
Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo
Falls
John Long
Detroit
Huw
Table Rock
Chifton House
Long
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J. Gillett Knapp
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Wisconsin Argus
TERRA
Argus
God In
Windsor Castle
Colt
Order of Odd Fellows
Grand Metropolitan Lodge
Wales
Methodists
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Y. Post
United States
Texas
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State of
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Europe
True Sun
Paris
Canada
Madame Maintenon
Louis XIV
Schenectady
Montcalm
America
Baron Dieskau
Wm. Johnson
London Times
Morse
Boston
Philadelphia
Medro
Etl Dixon
Mercer Street
Journal of Commerce
Ted Bir
Richmond
Thos
United Stites
Pottsville
Reading
Baldwin & Witney
Phil M. Amer
Cologne
Cincinnati
Niigara
Lewistown
Lake
Drie
Sears C. Ward
London
Catharine Rieu
Brdglet Langain
Roscommon
Irelsind
Profew
Ise Tucker
Virginia
Trisha
Agai
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R. Talard
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