Publicity as a distinct public gain noted in Roosevelt era debate
The piece cites Theodore Roosevelt’s push for publicity as a cure for national evils, credited with sparking a revolution in business knowledge and open administration. It then reports on a Red Bank Methodist conference addressing liquor in Asbury Park, amid debate over a mile limit law and potential legal defenses by the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tlat
Roosevelt
Harriman
Brooklyn Eagle
Red Bank
Methodist Conference
Asbury Park
Tua
Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association
The Queen of Fashion Shoes for Easter
The American woman seeks style and comfort in footwear and demands value for money. This shop offers a High grade shoe with a large stock of Ladies Oxfords for Easter, highlighting the combination of desirable qualities and full value.
Curious finds and jewel lore in curious places
A Yorkshire tale recalls a farmer and a ring found on a dog's collar that yielded £20 then £350 and now rests in the British Museum. It shares tips on detecting antique gems, turning up a Roman gem from a jeweler window, and the value of curiosity hunting.
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Yorkshire
British Museum
Chambers’ Journal
Aman
Ashmolean Museum
England
Lure of Death Valley Draws Hearts With Gold Lore
The Death Valley fascination draws treasure seekers despite danger, with legends and Indian signs guiding routes, water, and passes. Tales warn of shifting sands and mirage, yet residents stay, knowing safeguards. A string of vignettes follows from the Rhyolite Herald and London reports, including humor and human interest notes across Europe and America, from pension red tape to a comic chimney joke in Ireland and stage gossip in New York.
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Death Valley
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Fragmented quotes and wry aphorisms on life and society
A garbled page furnishes a string of satirical vignettes and quips about marriage reform, virtue, notoriety, and human foibles. It features snippets on actors, ethics, fashion, and social pretenses, with scattered dialogue between imagined figures and city life observations.
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Los Angeles
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Benjamin Head
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Clayton's
France
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Dr. King
HR. P. Clayton
the Queen OF
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Wien
Chas. J
Hightstown, N. J
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Bureau
Perseus
Algol
Lance
Berlin Journal
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Howman
McDonough
Gad
Fleerle Bitters
Eage
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N. F. Clayton
Lure OF
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London Journal
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Green
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Clayton
Duncan M. Smith
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Copyaiauts
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Liverpool
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North British & Mercantile
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Mercer County Mutual
Shrewsbury Mutual
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Lonser
Obanbury
Peppler
Gillette
Chicago
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Thomas Peppler
Trenton
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Trenton, NJ
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Armour
New York State
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Main Street
Hightstown
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Applegate Optical Rooms
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Saratoga
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