Physicians fail to curb name publicity in newspapers
The Philadelphia Medical Journal reports a failed plan by twenty-nine physicians to bar their names from local papers without written permission. Ten refused to sign and many who did sign told friends to ignore it. The piece also notes strong use of physician names in health bulletins and advertises their eminence.
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The Poet on the Spot and Expo News
The piece rails at poets Kipling Swinburne and Austin for rapid war time verse. It notes Buffalo’s Pan American Exposition plans for 1901 with vast grounds, architecture by leading firms, electricity from Niagara, ethnological exhibits, and multi‑million funding. It concludes with embezzlement figures and a Yale New Haven incident.
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Queen Victoria Hopeful On South Africa Struggle
A brief editorial note expresses hope the South African conflict will be short and bloodless, praising Queen Victoria’s peaceful reign. It mocks Goethe praise in the U.S. and mentions various unrelated items including a cough remedy advert and medical testimonials.
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Semi-Weekly Journal promotes features and contributors
The paper touts strong news service with Associated Press and James A. Holloman reporting from Washington. It highlights special features by Rev. Sam Jones Mrs. W. H. Felton John Temple Graves and C H Jordan plus a juvenile department and a book magazine section.
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Agricultural Department
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