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What their use by the leading "conservative-progressive" statesmen of both parties means is that a partnership of capital and government is at hand. McClure's Magazine, 1911. Governor Woodrow Wilson, Speech of April 13, 1911. The Outlook, Nov. 18, 1911.
From a recent photograph made for MCCLURE'S MAGAZINE. The corner-stone was laid July 4, 1837, about four months after the passage of the act removing the capital to Springfield. The event was attended with elaborate ceremonies. The orator of the day was Colonel E.D. Baker. It was nearly four years before the building was finally completed, at a cost of two hundred and forty thousand dollars.
A messenger was sent to old Macalister, and the young man was buried on the bank of the river near McClure's grave. The new cemetery now contained three graves, the second being that of Tinker Ned, who shot himself accidentally when pulling out his gun from beneath a tarpaulin.
Jenieve cried, and she scarcely looked at Jean Bati' McClure's wife, but darted outdoors along the beach. "Oh, children, have you lost your shoes?" "No," answered Toussaint, looking up with a countenance full of enjoyment. "Where are they?" "In the lake." "You didn't throw your new shoes in the lake?" "We took them for boats," said Gabriel freely. "But they are not even fit for boats."
The Century, Scribner's, the Cosmopolitan, McClure's, and I know not what others, were still unimagined by five, and ten, and twenty years, and the Galaxy was to flash and fade before any of them should kindle its more effectual fires.
Planters possess only the most primitive machinery, and in the extraction of the juice from the cane the proportion of saccharine matter has been exceedingly small. Great outlay is necessary for the installation of a complete modern crushing and centrifugal plant." A flattering picture of our new possessions is drawn in McClure's Magazine, by Mr. George B. Waldron.
He reported his findings in a series of articles in McClure's Magazine , stating that he inquired personally into one hundred cases said to have been cured by Christian Science and found that ninety-two of them had been of the functional type, while eight were claimed to have been organic, but that in no instance could this be proved beyond doubt. The Two-fold Attitude of Mind and Soul
Those three magazines combined have, I believe, a number of readers in the United States equalling the aggregate circulation of the London penny dailies; which is a point that is worth consideration. When, moreover, the cheaper magazines became a possibility, how came it that such publications as McClure's and The Cosmopolitan arose?
These columns, however, ran into Hooker's, which were making for the same point and had headed Schofield's off, having the inner of the concentric routes on which we were marching. Neither at McClure's nor the more distant ferry at Field's Mill was there any bridge or tolerable ford, and Hooker was no better off than he would have been at Newtown.
The movement to which we refer is the innovation of mixing reading matter and advertisements on the same page. In the good old times a monthly magazine like McClure's or the American or the Metropolitan or the Cosmopolitan showed an arrangement which allowed a double interpretation.
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