Louisville Dispatch Ad Promises Open News for Democrats
A Chicago platform aligned Louisville Dispatch proclaims advocacy for the Democratic South. It touts extensive wire services from New York and Chicago sources and claims 800 correspondents in the South. The notice promises daily eight pages and a Sunday twenty four pages at a very low price.
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Louisville Dispatch
South
Dispatch
People
Chicago
Gold Bug
New York
Chicago Inter Ocean
Northern Press Association
Louisville
Weekly
Satirical Printer Primer by Eugene Field Reprinted for Monument
The item notes a republication of Eugene Field’s humorous Primer by J. West Goodin of Sedalia Missouri to benefit the Eugene Field Monument with $800 already raised. It describes Field’s sharp satire targeting editors printers and contem poraries and lists prices and ordering details for readers to obtain copies.
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Eugene Field
J. West Goodin
Sedalia
Missouri
Kazoo
Goodwin
Field
Editor and critic satire and cure ads in a mixed page
A fragmented about editor debts and alley sneaking contrasted with a dramatic critic and theater goer, plus brief ads for Dr Granger’s Liver Regulator and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It references a city editor, foreman, and a pink tights actress and ends noting a druggist sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Granger
Chamberlain
Bolton
Fine print blamed for aging eyesight in old sayings
A pithy remark links failing sight to tired jokes about aging and shrinking fabric. The piece also mocks fashion with oversized sleeves and a sly reference to a Chex sycatian scene of a man compressing material into limited space.
Governor Taylor’s legacy and state ventures noted
The Nashville American quotes Governor Taylor saying he will stay at the capitol to shape affairs for a smooth transition to his successor. It lauds the penitentiary system, agricultural and educational departments, and his wartime leadership. The piece notes his centennial contributions and hints at a new lecture titled Dove Laughter and Song.
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Taylor
Nashville American
Capitol
United Stats
Agricultural Department
State Treasury
Tennessee
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Knoxville, Tenn
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G. B. Steadman
Newark
Michigan
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Cy H. Lyle
Secretary of War
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Bradley
Louisville Legion
State Guard
Dr. Bulls
Cat Island
Maria Teresa
Washington
Santiago
Nassau
Teressaan
J. W. Gardner
Idaville
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Dr. King
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Royal Baking Powder
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Watwaga Avenue
Ross Street
J. A. Long
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J. D. Cox
Public Square
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Johnson City
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Ivan Carter Johnson
W.w Faw
Market Street
Thad. A. Cox
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Law
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Kirkpatrick
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Jonnie Kirkpatrick
Willams & Bowm
Chancery
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Johnsonerry
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