Emigration Debate In Italian Community Narrows Wealth Gap
In a town discussion on emigration to America, Italians of varied status express views. A Molise landlord cites labor shortages and rising wages, while worker Pietro argues emigration saves the country from social strife and poverty, ending dependence on landowners.
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Italy
Molise
Antonio Mangano
Charities and the Commons
Pietro
America
Signor
Joan
Forest Loss Across Great Lakes Pines Spurs Reflections
The piece notes that 60 years ago the Great Lakes region held vast white pine forests totaling over 350 trillion board feet across northern Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. Logging surged from millions to billions yearly, eventually peaking around eight billion feet annually before shrinking to under three billion as forests depleted.
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Great Lakes
J. L. Mathews
Atlantic
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Diseases and labor toll from chronic illness in city
The Philadelphia Press notes widespread productivity loss from tuberculosis and other preventable diseases. About 10,000 adults perform partial work in the city, with 50,000 more limited by poor health. Global health progress could raise industrial efficiency and wages.
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Philadelphia
Africa
Tropics
Tropical
Asia
High Art Printing and the Cost of Artistic Job Work
Frederick F. Turner argues that high art in job printing blends charm, symmetry, and utility. He praises Cobden-Sanderson and the Doves Press Bible, stresses collaboration, skilled labor, and proper materials, and warns against gaudy excess while urging designers to empower and credit craftsmen.
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Yesteryear
Cobden-Sanderson
Hammersmith
England
Columbia University
New York City
Doves Press
American newspapers praised by Paris editor for speed and breadth
Stephane Lauzanne of Le Matin lauds American papers for accuracy, speed, and wide coverage. He notes Parisian reporting delays, contrasts French methods with American practice, and credits the American press with reflecting the American spirit—hurried, irreverent, yet generous and good natured.
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Stephane Lauzanne
le Matin
Paris
New York City
France
Lauzanné
Yale Daily Herald to Start Next September at Yale
A new daily at Yale University named the Yale Daily Herald will begin publication next September. It aims to give students more journalism experience than the existing News paper. Fundraising support comes from Yale graduates, with J F Baker as editor and Allen Fletcher and Charley Duel as news editor and business manager.
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Yale Daily Herald
Yale University
News
George Harvey
New York
New Daily
Yale
J. F. Baker
Willamantie
Allen Fletcher
Chicago
Charley Duel
Presh Laid Eggs Sparks Printer Display Gaffe
A grocer and a new clerk debate sign wording to avoid implying freshness. The exchange centers on a pun about “Preah Eyes” and “Presh-Laid Eggs” causing a humorous misread as the printer returns home with injuries from a display mishap.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Submarines and Airships Shape Future War Power
The article surveys global submarine development led by France with eight ready and eight building, highlights Dutch, American, and British designs, and explains hull sizes, diving gear, ballast systems, and ballast tanks. It discusses use as harbor forts, balloon detection experiments, and Newport maneuvers featuring the Octopus and related boats with 18 inch torpedo tubes and 100 mile patrol radius.
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New York City
Philippines
Holland
France
Newport
Economical Omelet From Bread Milk And Eggs
Powdered eggs are valued by bakers for custards and egg rich dishes but fresh eggs remain the wholesome preference. A light fluffy omelet can be made by soaking bread in milk and folding in beaten egg yolks and stiff whites then baking. Optional cheese paprika or maple sugar add flavor.
New Way to Serve Berries at Afternoon Tea
A Virginian hostess shared an attractive method for serving strawberries at tea. She copied it from a Richmond tea, pairing thick orange slices with powdered sugar, arranged on a Dresden plate, with unhulled berries around a centered orange slice. The dish impressed guests with aroma and ease of eating. Delicate wafers accompanied the berries.
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Richmond
Queen of Puddings and Washing Day Rules
A pudding recipe uses milk bread crumbs lemon yolks sugar and jelly for a light brown bake with meringue to top. Instructions cover serving hot or cold and optional currants and raisins. The piece also gives general washing day guidance from lighting the fire to using proper materials and hot water for woolens and prints.
Recipes from an old kitchen: milk custard and plum pudding
A historic recipe excerpt describes making ice cream with milk sugar and lemon juice, then folding beaten whites and chilling. It also outlines Cheese Custard with layered bread and cheese baked until golden, and Economical Plum Pudding mixing flour brown sugar suet raisins currants or prunes grated carrot and spice for a frugal, full flavored pudding.
Helpful Advice for Women Seeks Private Help
A promotional appeal urges women to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential guidance on health issues. The letter-writer claims decades of correspondence with sick women provide insight that may aid individual cases.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Urged for Female Health
A testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen town Pa describes relief from organic derangement and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says headaches and nervousness disappeared and credits the remedy with restoring her health.
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Norman R. Barnett
Allentown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Facts for Sick Women from Lydia E Pinkham Recipe
The advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thirty year standard remedy for female ills. It claims to cure displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors sterility tied to male ailments and related symptoms including backache bearing down feelings and nervous prostration.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Kingston
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