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Newspaper
Goshen Daily Democrat
Location
Goshen, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
1
A column mangles news and opinion from pirates to professors, noting Br idge heading to Quebec, Eveline Allen named dean at Stanford, and satirical takes on wealth, war, and science. It jokes about Prince Henri de Sagan, Anna Gould, and sunspots while skimming politics, media, and culture with a sharp, ironic tone.
The essay urges editors to hold clear convictions and express them, warning against cynicism and mechanical work. It highlights Horace Greeley as a model, warns of enthusiasm erosion, and praises dedication, idealism, and the watchful role of editors in serving the republic.
Former Senator W. E. Chandler summarized the growth of American newspapers from 1840 to 1905. He cited total pages and circulations, shifts in capital, and industry rankings, noting newspaper advertising surpassed sales by a wide margin and detailing yearly issues and aggregates across periods.
Daniel F Shriner of Dayton Ohio, 71, has fathered 36 newspapers and spent 66 years in printing. He began as a printer at 15 and lived an adventurous life including Civil War exploits. He helped West Virginia politics as a delegate and inspired five of his eleven children who joined printing trades.
An exploration of what Martian life might be like beyond canal builders. Readers learn how vegetation would adapt to thin dry air and floods, while Martian animals would be large, with thick lungs, long limbs, and seasonal fur or feathers. The ruling intelligent inhabitants may be humanoid in form, possibly with nontraditional appendages.
The Kansas City Star describes a refined at home gathering in a new apartment house. The library tablescape features a punch bowl with smilax wreaths, a vase of American Beauty roses, nut and mayonnaise sandwiches, homemade chocolate cake, bonbons, and nut wafers. A wheeled tea table holds coffee, salted English walnuts, and olives.
Practical hints on improving lamp light with a camphor or vinegar addition. Includes a washing fluid recipe using lime and washing soda, plus instructions to marinate meat with vinegar oil pepper and salt for tenderness.
Mince chicken finely and season with salt pepper and a pinch of nutmeg or mace. Moisten with cold gravy. Roll short pie crust and cut rounds. Place a spoonful of buttered meal on one half, fold and seal. Bake or fry until done.
A column of kitchen tips and recipes describes a beef or mutton stew with onions potatoes and optional gravy or butter flour mix, a chocolate pie recipe with cobbler like frosting, plus a mop cloth sewing method from old stockings to make absorbent scrubbing cloths.
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