Passing of Joseph Pulitzer Recalls Publisher's Rise
The obituary outlines Joseph Pulitzer's life from birth in Budapest in 1847 to his rise in American media. It notes his ownership of the New York World and St Louis Post- Dispatch, his political roles, and his philanthropy including scholarships at Columbia University. It mentions his fortunes, family, and later life marked by blindness and a large staff.
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Aye Gil
Joseph
Pulitzer
Barnard College
Elrs
Tulitzer
Fate Bovis
Jewel Gy Davis
Pullitzer
Columbia
Dexa
Joseph Pulitzer
Budapest
Hungary
United States
St. Louis
Atevedore
St. Leonia Dispatch
Evening Post
Assy
New York World
Jay Gould
New York
Iis
Pulitzer Hved
America
Bar Harbor
Jey Island
Georgia
Sense
Sian
Morian
Fle
Fir Aa
Joseph Culitzer
Contrasting Writings and Lives of Famous Authors
A collection of observations on how writers and scholars often live in moral contrast to their works. It cites Milton, Thompson, Lamb, Johnson, Burns, Rousseau, Moore and Scott to illustrate the gap between public praise and private behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrigue
Charles Lamb
Milton
Thompson
Richard Steste
Woundworth
Dr. Johnson
Burns
William Matthews
Sainte- Beuye
How Macaroni Holes Are Made In Factories
The article explains in detail the machines and dies used to form macaroni and spaghetti. It describes hydraulic extrusion through bronze dies, and the pin that creates macaroni holes, plus group holes for spaghetti. It notes varying drying times and conditions across plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweris
American Sun Drives Britons Toward Shirt Sleeve Golf
The London Globe notes that exposure to the American sun changes British golfers’ attire and attitudes, predicting Britons will shed traditional Scotland garb for lighter shirts when golfing in America. The piece emphasizes the vivid, severe glare of the American sun and the contrast with British prejudice.
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Niae
Scotland
America
Lonion Globe
Tittle Fib and Age Story Sparks University Banter
Dialog fragments reveal a humorous clash over truth and status as characters discuss a supposed fib about age and engagement. A professor father and a real estate man clash on deceit while newspaper quips highlight social expectations and marriage stakes.
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Nelly
Anita
Anitta
Neily
United Presbyterian
Dodges Trouble as a Notorious Debtor Faces Credit Issues
A Philadelphia Record item describes Etobbs-Borrowwell as a notorious lender dodger always seeking trouble. The piece notes his untrustworthy nature and his habit of avoiding creditors.
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Borrowwell
Philadelphia Record
Turning points in football games from coaches and mascots
The article recounts how trainer Mike Murphy inspired Penn against Harvard in 1903 and how Columbia rallied to beat Cornell in 1905 with Bill the white terrier mascot. It also notes Bill’s impact on Columbia’s 12 to 6 victory and Chloe Capron’s pivotal kicking that secured a 17 to 17 tie for Minnesota and Wisconsin in 1907.
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American Magazine
Edward Lyell Fox
Pennsylvania
Harvard
Anil Harvard
Mike Murphy
Turner
Antony
Boston
Fellows
Benteou
Thack
Cornell
Columbia
Princeton
Bill
Mets
Pill
Morler
Captain Fisher
Fisher
Yon Saltza
For
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Capron
Know Marks on Life Reconsideration and Marriage
A reflective dialogue on whether to marry again if given another chance. One speaker asserts certainty in choosing the same partner while noting uncertainty in seeking a new relationship. The exchange hints at personal history and emotional stakes in choosing lifelong companionship.
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Ralph Pulitzer
Louisville Courier-Journal
Pittsburg Post
Mike. Murphy
Penn
Grocers
Walnut Street
Nutley, N. J
Bart Brothers
Barr Service
Barr Bros
Grocers—Butchers
Ordi
Nutley
Bulding
Hilion
Notley
John PP. Lux
Frank L. Rusey
W. C. Davis
Passaic Ave
Chestnut ST
Broadway
First Ward Shoe Store
Joe Ciccone
Franklin Ave
Netley
Ceuel
Baltimore
Amerean
Nurserie
S. E. Blair
Prop
Centre Street
Walnut, St
Avondale
A. Weyerseef
Valley Brook
Walter Johnson
Passaic Avenue
Lee’s Park
Pharmac
Thomas Nichols
Brookfield
Eid ‘Elin
Newark
William St.,n
John
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