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Newspaper

Durham Recorder

Location

Durham, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1900

Page

4

Southern Cotton Mills Report Strong First Half of Year

The Clifton Mills Converse Company Laurens Cotton Mills and La Grange Mills report large profits and generous dividends. La Grange Ga declares 14 percent annually. Col James E Tate praises North Carolina as a leader in cotton mill growth driven by home capital.

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Rally Once Again

Henry Watterson in the Courier-Journal pays tribute to Civil War veterans visiting Louisville. The editorial welcomes them as brothers in blood, partners in fortune, and as valued American patriots, praising their endurance and service across years of hardship.

Henry Watterson Courier-Journal Louisville

Uncle Mose and the Spanish Chickens in Austin

An elderly African American man in Austin known as Uncle Mose wins a case against a vagabond over losing his chickens described as a distinct Spanish breed. The defendant’s lawyer challenged ownership, but Uncle Mose confidently defended his claim, joking that the opponent’s offer would be paid with his birds. The Henderson hosiery mill has begun work.

Austin Texas Mose Uncle More

The New York Times Saturday Review Praise Framed

Critics like Hiram Corson James Lane Allen and Frederick Saunders extol The New York Times Saturday Review as indispensable and influential in literary circles. Readers applaud its critical rigor and editor’s pairing of guide and inspiration.

Helen Miller Gould Praises The New Times Saturday Review

Letter from Helen Miller Gould expresses appreciation for The New Times Saturday Review praising its work. Mentions subscription offer at $1 per year and invites readers to send name for a free sample copy. The message underscores the periodical's perceived value and public support.

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Book Review Service Ad Reads Like The Times Copy

An odd ad text touts a book review service claiming to tell readers everything about current books and their authors. It mentions mail distribution across the Atlantic and invites readers to send their name for a free sample.

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Prominent Author and Editor in Bermuda

A Bermudian observer notes a winter visit and the habit of gathering items from home and abroad. The piece reflects on local contrasts with the United States and mentions a Review offering a free sample.

Bermuda States

New York Times Saturday Review Praised as Major Newspaper Enterprise

The New York Times Saturday Review is hailed as a significant enterprise by daily newspapers, giving literature and art due prominence and recognizing them as great factors in a people's life. John Burroughs endorses its influence and invites readers to request a free sample.

New York Times Saturday Review John Burroughs

My Study Fire Author Seeks Free Sample

A notice from Hamilton W. Marie promotes The New York Times Saturday Review inviting readers to request a free sample. The ad mentions the book My Study Fire and emphasizes high regard from the best sources. Local readers in Manbdhic West Virginia are addressed.

New York Times Hamilton W. Marie The New York Times Saturday Review

Eminent Woman Poet Profile in Saturday Review

A fragmentary note praises a prominent woman poet and references the New York Times Saturday Review style. It mentions admiration for Atalus ne oat and a playful critique of editorial handling. The text is garbled but centers on literary esteem and calendar references.

The New BS Times Zope Atalus Moulton New York Times Saturday Review

New York Times Review Praised For Literature and Art

A reader lauds The New York Times Saturday Review for its significant contribution to literature and art. The opinion notes the publication's broad usefulness and impact across various cultural areas, with emphasis on free sample access and ongoing influence.

New York Times Satundayy Review

Harper's Weekly Editor Praises Tom New York SaTurpay Review

John Kendrick Bangs writes thanking readers for a favorable New York Times Saturday piece. He notes the Jeroniey 2 TIMES edition piqued his interest and values it for duties as a trustee of Yonkers Public Library.

Harper New York Yonkers John Kendrick New York Times

Tink 10 edttttn Author of The Lady of the Tigert

An advertisement mimics a New York Times Saturday literary club style pitch by Frank R. Stockton urging readers to subscribe for a free sample copy and to read the Times for literary news and discussions.

New York Timms Frank R. Stockton The New York Times Saturday Review

New York Times Saturday Review Emerges as Broad Literary Voice

Steven Lifacin notes the publication and praises the Times Saturday Review for its weekly literary coverage. George Haven Putnam compares it favorably to other newspapers on both sides of the Atlantic, calling it more comprehensive and trustworthy.

New York Times George Haven Putnam New York Times Saturday Review

Charles F Richardson and Dartmouth reader notes

A fragmentary note references Charles F Richardson and Dartmouth, mentioning a reader of The New York Times Saturday Review and an anecdote about using texts in a classroom. The text is garbled but points to scholarly reading habits and a personal name.

Pro American History and The New York Times

Moses Coit Tyler says he relies on The New York Times Saturday Review for weekly world news in books, praising its fullness accuracy and fairness.

Cornell New York Time Saturday Review Moses Coit Tyler The New York Times Saturday Review

New York Times Saturday Review Praise from Henry Van Dyke

Henry Van Dyke lauds The New York Times Saturday Review as a genuine criticism standard distinguishing review from advertisement. He expresses hope for continued success and widening prosperity and invites readers to send their names for free participation.

Lonelis Canela and a Fragmented NY Times Mentions

A fragmented OCR-like text mentions Lonelis Canela and references The New York Times in a garbled manner. It hints at a weekly look with eagerness and a free-name submission offer but provides no clear event, date, or verifiable details. The snippet lacks coherent facts.

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