Century Monthly Magazine, Volume 116Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1928 - American literature |
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... cents each ; 62,377 baths with lodgings in separate rooms at ten cents each ; 118,515 wholesome meals at an average of six cents ; and work for 3400 was found by the free employment agency of the hotel . One of my earliest personal ...
... cents each ; 62,377 baths with lodgings in separate rooms at ten cents each ; 118,515 wholesome meals at an average of six cents ; and work for 3400 was found by the free employment agency of the hotel . One of my earliest personal ...
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... cent 3 cents 3 cents 2 cents I cent 3 cents 3 cents By now , the men and women who have been provided cheap and scrupu- lously clean accommodations in these hotels has approached the two mil- lion mark . The beauty of the system is that ...
... cent 3 cents 3 cents 2 cents I cent 3 cents 3 cents By now , the men and women who have been provided cheap and scrupu- lously clean accommodations in these hotels has approached the two mil- lion mark . The beauty of the system is that ...
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... cent of the population of the North American wilderness , en- gaged in one of the great idealistic movements of history and , after unimagined toils , freed themselves and their posterity from the cramp- ing British commercial system of ...
... cent of the population of the North American wilderness , en- gaged in one of the great idealistic movements of history and , after unimagined toils , freed themselves and their posterity from the cramp- ing British commercial system of ...
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... cents in 1821 and nine cents in 1829 . Flour in wartime had brought twelve dollars a barrel . In 1821 , it sold at four dollars and was only a little higher in 1829. Tobacco had been worth seven dollars a hundred pounds in 1814 ; in ...
... cents in 1821 and nine cents in 1829 . Flour in wartime had brought twelve dollars a barrel . In 1821 , it sold at four dollars and was only a little higher in 1829. Tobacco had been worth seven dollars a hundred pounds in 1814 ; in ...
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... cent ad valorem was cheerfully laid ; the proceeds were expected to pay the cost of the last war and build roads into the wilderness where the farmers had gone . It was the first governmental relief to business , a privilege to one ...
... cent ad valorem was cheerfully laid ; the proceeds were expected to pay the cost of the last war and build roads into the wilderness where the farmers had gone . It was the first governmental relief to business , a privilege to one ...
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