Reforming Jury Service and The Modern Magazine Era
A critique argues jury service harms business people and calls for stricter eligibility and better juror standards while affirming trial by jury as essential. It praises magazines for advancing science and industry and surveys notable publications and inventions, highlighting new devices, materials, and future tech from various editors and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
Ike
Wine of Cardui lauded by Chicago leader in health tale
Rosa Marliani president of the French Singers Association in Chicago credits Wine of Cardui with strengthening her nerves and restoring health after years of weakness. The article cites testimonials from Marliani and Susan Lee of Demopolis Alabama, urging readers to seek the remedy and consult The Chattanooga Medicine Co. for advice.
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Munity
Madam Marliani
Cardus
Rosa Marliani
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Cardui
Rosa Piarlams
French Singers” Association of Chicago
Susan Lee
Demopolis
Ala
Thedford
Lee
Marliani
Rodal
Resford
W. J. Borarth
Pure Air
Sexs Jerre Long
Blue Knob
How He Kills Bugs and Pays Children a Nickel
Bill Arp recounts Colonel Redding's plan to exterminate potato bugs, rewarding grandchildren with a nickel per dozen bugs found. He notes garden progress, pest challenges inclining to pigeons and sparrows, strawberry planting, and reflections on family, religion, and the Lost Cause, ending with a nod to Confederate memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Redding
Fixty
Jesus Christ
Paul
Peter
Sodom
Paris
Yarbrough
Felton
Isaac Walton
Butler
Dr. Benham
Colonel Murphy
Walton
Florida
North
Georgia
Dallas
Grippe
Bill Arp
Enterprising Editor and the Hardin County Corn Contest
Senator Debos of Kentucky relates a tale of an enterprising editor in Hardin county who exploited a State Fair prize. He offered a year’s subscription worth two dollars for the best samples of corn oats and tobacco, luring locals to bring gifts. After an orderly display the editor claimed the prizes, sent the top samples to the fair, and pocketed twenty dollars in gold plus enough stock to cover six months of hotel bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Debos
Kentucky
Dewg
Hardin County
State Fair Association
Wort'h
Court House Square
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Pearson
New York
Wassier
Ience
Washington, D.C
Salt Lake City
W. J. Miles
Middletown
Ohio
Inventor i
Alvin A. Schneider
Yerkes Conservatory
Earth
Vega
Arcturus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mr. Buzzard
William H. Lowe
Fort Scott
Kans
Seema
Newport, R. I
United States
St. Louis Exposition
North Carolina
St. Louis
H. H. R. Green
Texas
Hetty Green
Texas Midland Railway
Burkland
Norway
Newark
New England
New Bedford
Lowell
Somerville
Cambridge
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Boston
Atlanta
South
Southern Railways
Alabama
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Louisiana
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
Oklahoma Territory
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
South Atlantic States
Gulf and Mississippi Valley
Puck
wWell
Ping
Philadelphia Bulletin
Ag AS
Ladies’ Home Journal
Eten E. Rexford
Shiecton
Wis
Mr. Rexford
DeWitt & Co
Cincinnati
7. P
Shattanooga, Wd
LVNGH
G.P
Saye
Shaul & Way Cor
Peachtroc
Decatur Streets
Maes
Old State
Salem, N. C
Woman’s College
Wilhelmina
Poe
Joel Chandler Harris
Frank Carpenter
R. J. Massey
Northwest
Michigan
Wttgsourl
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Rockies
J. RM. Riewircuwan
General Southern
Atlanta, Ga
Areca
Maghunawy
Byveny
Mitchell St
Tresser & Bro