The Evolution of Woman in Newspapers a Lincoln Speech
Annie Vic Gates argues in Lincoln that the newspaper woman has proven equal to men, outlining a division of labor where men handle politics and business while women focus on domestic, cultural, and moral topics. She asserts the editorial role benefits from female perspective and elevates societal standards without displacing men.
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Annie Vic Gates
Nebraska Editorial Association
Lincoln
Smith
Johnson
Ellen P. Allerton
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Newspaper Woman and Her Enduring Role in Society
The passage extols the newspaper woman as a unique power in public life, capable of advancing humanity through her work. It contrasts her influence with that of soldiers, lawyers, and leaders, asserting journalism’s lasting cultural impact across generations.
Global oddities in engaged couples and quirky papers
The piece surveys unusual newspapers around the world and across American states. It notes a Swiss engagement journal rewarding brides with a year free, a German rheumatism paper with expert input, and a tiny postcard issue from the Caucasus editor. It mentions Greenland’s Kalorikmit, two-duck three-month subs, and sable skin pays. It also catalogs American eccentric paper names from Crowbar to Jimplicuts and Hustler in multiple states.
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Switzerland
Germany
London
Caucasus
Greenland
Kalorikmit
Godthaab
America
Alabama
California
Colorado
Flame
Georgia
Jimplicuts
Paper from North Dakota Flax Appears Promising
An eastern expert, after receiving North Dakota flax straw from the Grand Forks Commercial club, says the bleached pulp is excellent and suitable for first class paper once screened. A sample arrived in St. Paul via the New York Herald, and special apparatus is being installed in an eastern mill to test the North Dakota product amid the state’s large flax output.
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North Dakota
Commercial Club of
Grand Forks
St. Paul
New York Herald
Reflector Prison Paper Flourishes In Indiana Reform School
The Reflector, a daily six page four column paper from Indiana's reform school, began publication weeks ago. Edited by Charles Reeder, it aims to keep inmates in touch with the outside world without sensationalism and will exclude news of life crimes.
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Reflector
Indiana Reformatory
Charles Reeder
W. H. Whittaker
Lusitania publicity volume by Albert Frank and Co
A Cunard publicity volume compiling about ten thousand clippings from American newspapers and periodicals on the Lusitania voyage in the North Atlantic. The massive work spans 700 pages and is bound in red Morocco leather with nautical gold emblems on cover and inside.
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Albert Frank & Co
Cunard Steamship Company, Limited
North Atlantic
Turkey
Morocco
Drug 10 Cure Bad Minds by Distinguished Scientist
Dr John D Quackenbos a former Columbia psychology professor announces a drug to make wicked men good He links moral delinquency to brain lecithin deficiency and prescribes glycero phosphates to raise nerve tone He cites Capt von Goeben case noting lack of rational and spiritual factors in love driven crime and promotes psycho therapeutic feeding of nerves over whipping are the core claims
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New York
John D. Quackenbos
Columbia University
Quackenbos
Capt
von Goeben
Maj
von Schoenbeck
Capt. von Goeben
Dr. Quackenbos
Oldest Pennsylvania inmate aged 130 in York almshouse
Records of York county almshouse admissions indicate Mona Miller known as Old Meeney may be the state's oldest inmate at 130. Born in Germany, she arrived in America about age 27, later serving in West Chester and near Philadelphia before entering the almshouse in 1860 at age 82.
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York
York County Almshouse
Mona Miller
Galtimore
Meeney
Germany
America
New York
West Chester
Philadelphia
Cairo Press Seeks Text of Khartoum Speech
Cairo rails at government for not sending Egypt's press a copy of Siridon Gorat's Khartoum speech. London cables call it a major policy statement, while Sudan agency notes Eldon Gorst caught a 22 pound Nile fish New Year's Day. Egypt must wait for London papers for details.
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Cairo
Siridon Gorat
Khartoum
Sudan
London
Egypt
Eldon Gorst
Nile
Long Winter Blues and Springtime Dreams in Buff City
A fragmented piece blends rustic verses and meditations on weather and life. The narrator longs for spring and Daisy scents while recalling winters, farmers, and a debate about climate. It quotes poems and reflections on youth, purpose, and change, with vivid local imagery and humor.
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Teething Claim Card
An OCR fragment references Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup used for teething children. It mentions relief of pain and soothing effects, with garbled phrases about wind colic and teething discomfort. The readable elements focus on a children's teething remedy and claimed soothing benefits.
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Greenland Journal
Kent
Wart
Marshall
Minnesota
Mankato
Towa
Iowa
Sdrea
Peruna Editorial NO. 2
Hartman
United States
Hartholow
Scudder
Bartholow
Millspaugh
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolina
Coyne Bros
Water St
Chicago
Gunther's
State Street
Cuchulllin
President Conway
Irish Athletic Association
Mr. Conway
Cuchuillin
Ireland
Mr. Stubb
Mrs. Stubb
Maria
John
E.w.grove
Lewis
Cames Estern Hol Ts Nee
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Slater
C.J. Broughton
Quincy
W. H. Rogers
Traction Terminal
Indianapolis
Ing Or
T. ©. Curriz
Caliaban Block
Milwaukee
Wis
THE
Elwosehn CO
T. Johnson
Parker's
SAA Mates & Gnsilaal Sromthie
Oslen
Kellogg Newspaper CO
W. Adama Gil
Defiance Starch
Sterctiec
Gul
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