A Woman's Edition and the Linwood Dance Pageant
A young woman reporter under pressure at the Linwood clubhouse office drafts a society heavy edition while a tenement fire blazes elsewhere. The editorials focus on gossip, suffrage, and moral concerns as the late issue ships, drawing strong reader demand.
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New York Press
How to Make Croutons for Purees and Dishes
The guide explains making croutons by buttering thick bread slices, cutting into cubes, and baking in a moderate oven about 15 minutes until crisp on both sides. Use the cubes to top purees or other dishes. do not soak or leave soggy.
Huntington’s Editor Reflections On Press and Persecution
The speaker recalls editors killed for inflammatory words in the past, noting how Huntington and others faced violence. He describes starting a paper with a Protestant editor, threats to burn the press, and his eventual sale of the venture after losing money and enduring harm.
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J. P. Huntington
Broderick
Senate
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The Butterfly Clipper: Noted Pickpocket Captures Chicago Attention
A London man client of the Tribune identifies a renowned pickpocket known as The Butterfly in Chicago. He describes her as a stylish, unassuming criminal with aliases, famed across Berlin and Paris, who wields no entangling alliances and moves through crowds to rob before vanishing. The pursuit continues.
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Making Idols In Birmingham
Great is the commotion in religious circles in England over the discovery that a well known Birmingham metal works firm has accepted orders for the uf an destined to be worn. The report notes public concern and debate about idolatry and material objects in worship.
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England
Ufac
Women’s Health Advocate Promises Cure for Female Ailments
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veget able Compound is promoted as an absolute remedy for womb, kidney, and bladder issues. A claimant from Pittsfield Mass shares that four months ago she could not stand, but after using the product she was cured. Mrs Morey of Seymour Street, Pittsfield endorses the treatment.
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Wm. M. Morey
Seymour 81
Pittsfield
Mass
Mortgagee's Sale of Reed Farm in Acton Massachusetts
Public auction will be held May 18 1895 at four o'clock in the afternoon for the Reed farm a 140 acre parcel with buildings in Acton Middlesex County Massachusetts. The sale is by The Middlesex Institution for Savings mortgagee for breach of condition with $300 due at sale and balance on delivery of deed ten days after. The property is subject to public road rights and subject to prior recorded deeds and interests.
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Zelinda L. Manning
Middlesex Institution For Savings
Acton
County of
Middlesex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Reed
John Charter
Isaac. Reed
Mary Cutler
Cutler
Alonzo L. Tuttle
Tuttle
Antoine Bulette
Bulette
Nahum Littlefield
Simon Blanchard
Andrew Hapgood
William H. Teel
Isaac Reed
Blanchard
John
Zelinda L. Manninit
James Brooks
Middlesex Institution
Man Aims Winter Ascent and Weather Station on Fuji
New York Herald notes Makano Itara plans a winter ascent of Fuji to place meteorological instruments at the summit and record temperature and snowfall. If successful, he would be the first to winter climb the peak and establish Japan's loftiest scientific post, contrasting modern science with pilgrim superstition.
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Pike's Peak
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Nakano
Pasi
Japan
New York Herald
Cure for erysipelas serum from Paris named antistreptoccoccique
A Parisian Marmorek clan reportedly discovered a colorless liquid serum for erysipelas puerperal fever and bronchial pneumonia. The thin solution named antistreptoccoccique was shown at the Pasteur Institute in Paris and may be scarce. Dr Marmorek says demand is high and an ample supply is planned in about six weeks.
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Paris
New York World
Delaware Legislature’s Tie Breaking in Historic Incident
The Chicago Times-Herald recalls a Delaware session where a bill faced a three member committee, only the chair favored it, a tie occurred, and the chairman as presiding officer broke the tie, leading to an favorable report.
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Delaware
Chicago Times-Herald
Atlanta board reinstates principal after marriage
The Atlanta Board of Education restores Laura Morgan of Girls High School to her principal post after she forfeited it for marrying her ill lover to nurse him. The board grants her one month’s paid leave for a honeymoon, praising the decision.
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Atlanta
Laura Morgan
Girls’ High School
New York Times
Financial tensions and a cheeky due bill
A brief quip contrasts a mayor and editor over a $15 due bill amid talk of finances. A line about Indiana’s ten ex wives adds a satirical jab, while another note mocks negative attitude as demoralizing.
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Atlanta Constitution
A Terrible Muddle Hypnotism as a Dipso Plania Cure
The Chicago Record questions if hypnotism can cure dipso plania and wonders what should be the cure for hypnotism itself. The playful critique links medical and psychological ideas in a tongue in cheek note.
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Chicago Record
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