Whitelaw Reid A Pioneer Journalist Of Ohio And Nation
Whitelaw Reid, born in Xenia Ohio in 1837, rose from a country editor to a leading Lincoln supporter and Civil War correspondent. He built a storied career at the Gazette then the Tribune, earning fame with Gettysburg reporting and shaping editorial leadership alongside Horace Greeley.
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Xenia
Ohio
Robert Charlton Reid
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Highlands
Scotland
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Greene County
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Hugh McMillan
McMillan
Miami University
Miami
South Charleston
Xenia News
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Schenck
Chase
Senate
Dennison
Horton
Delano
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Cairo
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Tennessee
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St. Louis
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House of Representatives
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Winter Davis
Horace Greeley
New York
Gettysburg
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Mobile
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Mississippi
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Natchez
Francis J. Herron
Alabama
McDowell
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Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
McPherson
Buell
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The Alcohol Question and the Working Man
A Philadelphia physician argues against moderate alcohol use for workers. He cites Hammond and other authorities, contending small doses harm digestion and tissue, and urges workers to invest in meat and bread rather than porter. Tea and coffee are offered as safer tissue savers, with tea favored for cheaper nourishment.
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Philadelphia
Hammond
Evening Star
Chambers
de. Cheyne
Hayes
Arctic
The Power and Purpose of Silence in Daily Life
An essay extols silent restraint as a forceful response to love, doubt, discipline, and conflict. It argues that compliant quiet can affirm affection, signify disagreement, and avert quarrels, noting silence as a fortress during irritation and a path to calmer moments.
Prayer as Rachel of the soul and path to God
A devotional line compares prayer to Rachel drawing water from salvation wells and to a hallowed path for the spirit to reach God, describing prayer as a carrier dove of communication between the Christian and his Father.
Portrait of a newspaper editor from the Cincinnati Commercial
The piece portrays a newspaper editor who prints the news impartially, comments boldly on current events, and runs a paper to sell without bowing to party leaders. It criticizes the editor for not pressuring readers to adopt views or print insider political agendas.
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Cincinnati
Transfusion of Blood and its Promising Progress
G B C in Oneida Circular reports on transfusion advancing in Europe and America under Dr Strauss Paris hospitals. It notes small blood quantities suffice to revive patients and warns against cross species blood due to choking capillaries.
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Jasper
Strauss
Paris
Europe
America
Oneida
Grangers' Ten Commandments Remain Provocative Guide
A historical column lampoons Granger ethics with ten imperatives blending faith and agriculture. It urges love for the Grange, respect for leaders, balanced daily duties, thrift, life insurance, and direct trade, while condemning monopolies and middlemen. The piece ends with a call to honest men and prosperity.
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Granger
Sam
Liverpool
Coliornia Granger
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