Dad’s Way: A Father’s Parable On Raising Sons
A poem excerpt by T. W. Burgess in Orange Judd Farmer portrays a father defending his boyish methods. He recalls teaching boys to swim, fish, hunt, and play, saying these shared adventures bond father and sons. He argues patience and guidance prepare them for manhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Bey
T. W. Burgess
Orange
Judd Parmer
A Deplorable Mistake in Mrs Garret's House
Ann Walker, a young servant in Mrs Garret's home, faces accusation after a missing $20 note reappears hidden in the desk. A detective finds portraits and a silver desk vase with photos linking Ann to a larger set of secrets, including a questionable fiancé and a found portrait of Ann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornec
Lis
Jfornee
Anh
Mornee
Ann
Mr. Garret
Garret
Aoi
Anna
Ana
Dad
Sarre
Ann Walker
Greeley
Girl tied to General Arnim's family revealed in burglary case
Mrs Garret confronts a mistaken accusation against Miss Arnim, daughter of General Arnim. The recovered banknote links to a theft, while Miss Arnim explains a duty bound choice and seeks to clear her name without shaming her family. The tale ends with reconciliation and an engagement resolved to spare further scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jihe
Tromart
Speiety
Shane
Ann
Miss Arnim
Gov. Arnim
Mr. Garret
Wdamoses
le Diavl
Anim
Amy Aisttke
Miss Aroin
Yevelse Lttekher
Aly
Melville
Wos
Muvk
Master Horne
Portrait by an Amateur A faded but lifelike piece
A reader describes a portrait labeled as the work of an amateur. The image is faded yet deemed to be life like by the commenter, with emphasis on the painter’s earnest effort and the overall impression it conveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Pussay
Lere
Indianapolis News
Does your daughter sing A ways asked the guest
A Philadelphia Record item records a guest asking if the daughter sings. The long-suffering parent replies that she stops for her mouth, implying a humorous or critical exchange in a social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Bryan Manifesto Calls Philippine War to Front in 1902
The Chicago Chronicle reports William Jennings Bryan issues a manifesto outlining his presidential platform. He argues imperialism and Philippine independence are key issues, insisting the Democrats must address them to win in 1902 while opposing a retreat from the Philippines and defending American constitutional governance there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Tie
National Democracy
Chicago Chronicle
Dem
Bryan
Philippines
Mr. Bryan
Tuyan
Dlag
Philippine Islands
Thage
Jamis
Philippine
Manila
Ant
Ryan
The
Mit Tryian
Reneson
United States
Political notes and economic data from 19th century press
A collage of political commentary from several papers cites Democratic strategy, tariff debates, and calls for constitutional changes. It notes Bryan’s rhetoric with mixed critique and reports that money in circulation rose by about $92 million in the past year, with per capita circulation at $25.78, signaling a robust monetary pulse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Econgress
Phillipe Pines
St. Tenis Globe-Democrat i
Democratic Trans
Cincinnati Commercial Tribe
Mexica
Philippines
Bevan
Kidianapolis News Ind
Tiryan
Kansas City
Iowa State Register
Foroker
New York
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Portland Oreanion
United States
Albany Journal
St Jacobs Oil Deemed Pain Cure by Mrs Thomas
A Cardiff Times note cites Mrs G Thomas of Alexandra Road Gelli Ysbrod near Pontypridd praising St Jacobs Oil for sprains that left her unable to stand for months. She reports rapid relief after use and urges others to try the remedy while noting medals awarded to its producers by medical bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff Times
St. Jacobs
Mra
G. ‘Thomas
Alexandra Road
Gelli
Ysbrod
Pontypridd
South Wales
St. Jacobs Oil
Thomas
Largest cocoa and chocolate firm wins three gold medals
Walter Baker & Co. of Dorchester Mass, claimed as the largest chocolate maker, received a gold medal from Paris last year and three gold medals from the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo this year. Their foods are described as standards of purity and excellence. A separate note loosens the line about long stories and mentions Christmas flowers from Chicago and a liveryman in Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Buffalo
Garden of Eden West: Western Canada praised by emigrant
A May 1901 letter from James Armoe of Meltford Saskatchewan extols Western Canada as a fertile land for poor men with abundant wild fruit flowers rivers and timber. He notes crops cattle hay and wool, describes wild strawberries saskatoon huckleberries plums cherries and raspberries and urges readers to visit or contact the Canadian Government agent for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed City
Michigan
Clarion
James
Armioe
Meltford
Saskatchewan
Saskatoon
West
Western Canada
Government of Canada
Atchison
Smoky Era Ads and Random Sayings Across Papers
A collage of vintage ad snippets and quips from early 1900s newspapers. Highlights include a Cayenne style Patent Medicine pitch, a joke exchange about a driving rain, a Cascarlets and Bromo tablets promotion, and assorted blunt humor from Indianapolis and Yonkers papers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tron Wood
Annie Ashmore
Aeae
Ani
Amnonyda
Grrect
Dames
Allie
Jennie Klvance
Amanda
Harsey
Mrs. Garret
Morne
Jacobs OL
Chicago Daily News
Washington (Ia
Christmans
Chicago
S. Muir
Marist
Michigan Ave
Oakland
Atchison Globe
Canada
Lydia E. Pinkham
Eyda E. Pinkham
Tess
Jess
Indianapolig Cna
Wim. O. Endsley
Vanburen
Ind
Bell
Yonkers
Putnam
Carter
Bie