Inside the Old Press Hands Turn of a Saturday Morning
Sue Vernon recalls a vintage newsroom ritual as the old press was readied and the ink box nailed in place. The forme locked up the chaser blinket adjusted, and the day’s paper prepared for mailing before lights out on Saturday morn.
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Sue Vernon
Claude Melnotte Fortune in a MATINEE memory
Jate Raymond recalls a romance with Arnold Montreville as she attends a matinee of Lady of Lyons. The aging, ill, once-dashing husband confronts his past while Raymond wrestles with lingering love and pity. The scene shifts to Michigan Avenue as she helps him toward aid.
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Jate Raymond
Lyons
Claude
Columbia
Randolph Street
Arnold Montreville
Thomas Barry
Lord of Come
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Pauline
Mim
Lady of
Kate Raymond
Kate
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute
Kate Raymond Becomes Rich Widow of Worn Man at Last
The tale follows Kate Raymond who, after years of teaching and writing, forgives and aids her ailing husband Ingles until his death. He entrusts her with all, and she inherits a fortune including stocks, deeds, and cash, ending with her return from the cemetery as a wealthy yet sorrowful widow who loved him.
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Kate Raymond
Kate
Ingles
Cavalry Through Ages and Military Tournament History
London Mail outlines the evolution of British cavalry from Edward III through later monarchs, noting mounted archers as the first real cavalry, their armor and dress, and the shift to mounted infantry. The piece contrasts historical uniforms with modern service needs and mentions a French claim about nitroglycerin powder for rifles.
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London Mail
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Persia
Eadward I
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Life History of a Lake Lecture by Yale Professor
Yale Professor Gregory lectured on how lakes fill by sediment and drain by rivers. He cited the Mississippi delivering 13 million tons yearly, Swiss lakes vanishing, and Niagara cutting toward Lake Erie. Peat and vegetation rise as lakes die, with Florida’s Dismal Swamp and Ireland’s peat bogs as examples. western U S lakes have disappeared, leaving desert areas.
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Yale
Mississippi
Gulf
Niagara
Lake Erie
Chicago
Lake Tahoe
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Ireland
Indiana
Florida
United States
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adopts Suit For Cure
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County senior partner Frank J Cheney of I J Cheney & Co swears he will pay ten dollars for every case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleabon verifies this December 6, 1856. Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. Send for testimonials free. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists. Fall's Family Pills are the best.
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Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleabon
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All Drugeists
Tie
Fall
Story of Black Diamond camp tale from Hearne
William L Hearne recounts a Black Diamond Arizona mining camp story from his West visit. A lone grave became the graveyard after a first death, then Cobb falls ill with smallpox and a shack is built at the graveyard for isolation. An Irish miner jokes Cobb about joining the cemetery if things worsen.
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New York Times
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Frank J. Hearne
National Tube Company
Black Diamond
Arizona
Cobb
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Hadly
Quick Money Hint With Consolidated Stock
An advertisement urges rapid profit from Consolidated stock at 10 cents per hare and directs readers to send orders and correspondence to The Consolidated Mineral Co. at 209 Lyceum Bldg., Kansas City, Missouri.
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Kansas City
Lost in the Shuffle and a Borrowed Basket
In a comic exchange London Funch asks for a lent basket and is refused. a separate note cites a drastic rise in northwest territories wheat from 5,542,478 to 14,808,447 bushels and oats from 2,040,307 to 9,716,132 bushels. a mothers remedy advertises Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething children.
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London
The
Northwest Territories
Not Up to the Standard in Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press records a banter between Rey and Goodman about golf from last Sunday. Goodman criticizes Rey for poor form while Rey defends his performance, noting it was a low tier showing and he often finishes last.
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Philadelphia Press
Rey, Goodman
When Lyman J. Gage Was Janitor
In a Success memoir fragment the author recalls a small town with two banks and his first job as a shop clerk earning 100 a year. He then joins a rival bank as messenger and general assistant, serving as janitor, coal fetcher, and sidewalk sweeper while observing officials in a growing financial world.
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Lyman J. Gage
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Contemporary on Blackheads and Facial Hygiene
A contemporary argues that blackheads are dirty pores not kept open by washing. He attacks the fad of acid waters with no soap, condemning soft-skinned vanity, and notes some cling to outdated ideas. The writer endorses daily cleansing and vigorous rubbing with soap and a towel for dirty, oily skin.
Hygiena Gazette Advises Simple Face Cleaning Tips
The article emphasizes simple hygiene routines for clean skin. It contrasts using a face cloth with a sponge and stresses the importance of warm water for the cleansing process.
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Dieteti
Hygienie Gazette
He Wants to Loaf. D. E. Winters seeks Kiowa county deeds post
D E Winters announces candidacy for Kiowa county register of deeds, pending Republican county convention in September. He says no friends or prominent citizens pressured him, no drinking or cigar sessions occurred, and he pursued the bid himself. He jokes about a self-made boom and seeks two years in office for rest while exploring county seat life.
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Castoria
New York
New York City
Mr. Fletcher
Chas
H. Fletcher
D. E. Winters
Kiowa
Register of Deeds
Kiowa County
University of Berlin Student Numbers Rise in Departments
The University of Berlin now hosts over 1,700 students in the law faculty and above 1,000 in medicine. Philosophers dominate the largest group with about 2,700 in the philosophical department, reflecting broad student dedication and learning.
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University of Berlin
Lparning
Rich Strike at Nellie Mine Shifts to Eight Foot Vein
Kitasna City Missouri August 12 The Con vandated Mineral company reports pay ore results from the Nellie Mine at 96 feet depth yielding 1480 in gold and one and a half ounces of silver per ton. The vein widened from 6 inches at first to eight feet at shaft bottom, among the district’s largest ore bodies. Also an analysis by Freeport Moechel Kansas City at 16 feet shows 35 per ton in gold. The company, about 79 local business leaders strong, commends the find.
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Convandated Mineral Company
Thin City
Freef. J. Tt. Moechel
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Kansas City
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