Kitty McCosh Cleans Guptil Alley and Inspires Help
In Guptil Alley a thirteen year old girl Kitty McCosh vows to clean the dirty street. She enlists neighbors and trust from landowner to deter littering and spurs a community cleanup culminating in a monthly party for helpers. Kitty earns five dollars to begin and leads a moonlit turnaround with help from Tommy and others.
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Grain Prospect and Market Uncertainty in 1874 Harvests
The New York Bulletin notes speculative selling on hopes of good harvests abroad and a potential supply shortfall in the next two months. It cites mixed European yields, uncertain Russian output, and a world stock shortage that could support higher prices. Farmers may hoard grain, keeping futures tight as western deliveries stay light.
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Canada to host Evangelical alliance at Montreal October
The report notes Canada plans an evangelical alliance during Montreal's October art week. It mentions optimism about a stronger real estate market in New York after a difficult eighteen months and states no state elections until October 18 including Ohio West Virginia Indiana Iowa and Nebraska.
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Incendiary Speech of a Prominent Lawyer Sparks Louisiana Sympathy
Dispatches from New Orleans report a large New Orleans crowd cheering Louisiana relief and urging support for State sovereignty. Prominent lawyer R J Gistesche calls for civil struggle, warns of bloodshed, and pledges to defend Louisiana against federal overreach.
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How to Estimate the Profits of a Farm
The article explains counting all farm produced items and household use as income, and charging farm capital costs and expenditures. It argues farmers miss profits by not valuing home consumption and luxuries like eggs and butter, comparing farming to salaried work.
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Gads Hill Robbery Rewards Headline
General dwell advertises a $5,000 reward for the arrest of parties responsible for the Gadshill robbery in Missouri on the list of January last and $3,000 reward for the arrest of the San Antonio stage robbers in Texas in April last.
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Ohio State Fair draws crowds despite rain and dust
Special correspondence notes the Twenty-fifth Ohio State Fair in Columbus drew vast crowds, heavy traffic, and transportation shortages. It criticizes railroad handling, praises exhibits in cattle and horses, and backs Secretary of State Wikoff for re election. It also covers a Lancaster Democratic convention with Thompson, Converse, and Walling as contenders and suggests Converse faced a $10,000 payout.
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Garfield Faces Strong Opposition In 19th Ohio District
The New York Post notes persistent opposition to General Garfield in Ohio's 19th District despite a party nomination. Critics allege salary grab ties, Credit Mobilier links, and a DeGolyer pavement payment claim, though the first two are said to be explained and the third unproven. Garfield is described as diligent rather than political, with local partisans wary of his independence. The district shows strong Republican support, with 19,189 votes in 1872 versus 8,245 Democratic Liberal votes, indicating a tough hurdle for his opponents.
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Autumn trade revival seen boosting New York markets
A New York Times report notes the week ending Saturday marked a real sign of Autumn trade revival across financial and commercial circles. It cites renewed confidence from British bankers after Erie Railway loan talks, Western Union profits, Union Pacific funding progress, and surging wheat and corn prices prompting anticipated cash sales and factory demand.
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Age Deception in Phenixville Maid's Bold Plot
A Phenixville maid aged to cheat a suitor by altering an old Bible birth page by scratching records to show she was eleven years younger. The man uncovers a birth date and later notes the death date before quietly leaving, illustrating the adage that eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
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Keep the Farm and Home Tidy
Advice urges homeowners to sprUe up property to improve self respect peace and credit. Small chores like fixing the gate painting the fence and trimming yard boost happiness neighbors value and farm market worth.
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