COMMUNITY NOTES AND DELTA TOWN NEWS
A Swedish Institute concert success and numerous local updates fill the page. Births births and illnesses, travel to Michigan, and a baby boy joyfully welcomed at the Heileman home. A July 27 heart failure death, a Belt Line incident ending in amputation, and social events at Rehberg Catlin and a trolley party.
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H. O. Millspaugh
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Oak Park
Reflections of a Bachelor Advertisement Satire
A humorous sketch on gender and society hints at advertising and romance. It mocks male vanity and female politics with wry, dated social commentary and playful jibes about lovers, poets, and manners.
Mrs George Long Saved by Dr King s New Discovery
Mrs George Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing a lifelong cough that kept her awake and a severe pneumonia attack for Mr Long. The remedy is advertised as a cure for throat chest and lung troubles with trial bottles and guarantees available at local drug stores Traill Cooling Chas P Mueller.
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George Long
New Straitsville
Ohio
King
Long
Traill & Cooling’ 5
Chas. P. Mueller
Our Budget of Fun in the Somerville Journal
Poem excerpt praising a Boston girl with a playful contrast to harsh press depictions. The speaker defends the city girl as alert and bewitching, claiming she inspires life and proves the papers wrong.
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Boston
Somerville Journal
William Returns to Windows After Sneak Read
London tale recalls William the window cleaner at a grand hotel who is fired for reading the paper but returns in Sunday clothes to win a higher wage and job, then resumes his window cleaning. A second vignette features two travelers in a carriage arguing over shorthand misunderstandings, one declaring I am A B C while the other insists he is D E F.
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Tribune
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Daily Tribune
William
London
Lond
Couple discuss gifts in playful domestic exchange
In a lighthearted dialogue, a husband and wife tease presents they plan to buy each other. She mentions a silver card tray a bronze Hercules for the man telpiece and a Persian rug for the dressing table. He replies with plans for a new shaving brush.
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Tootsey
Jane
Ice man stirs nerves as girl mistook his job
In a humorous exchange from the Cleveland Plain Dealer a character jokes about a personable ice man making Maggie nervous. He explains she even tried to have him place ice in the stove oven yesterday morning.
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Maggie
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Parson Quips On Whisky And Enemies In Sermon
A parson tells an incorrigible parishioner that whisky is the greatest enemy. The man recalls being urged to love enemies, to which the parson replies that loving them does not mean swallowing them.
Families Supplied Silas Hayrick-Wait Comment
Humorous aside from the Chicago Inter Ocean noting city men beat the world in supplying families. The speaker muses on the price of a wife and five children, reflecting a lighthearted social quip about urban abundance and domestic life.
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Silas Hayrick
Chicago
Parrot Outshines Cats in Melody and World News
Items of interest note diverse trivia and facts. Foreigners cluster in great cities while natives remain numerous. Mosquitoes in the Roman Campagna bite near dawn and dusk. Holyoke school board hires married men as principals for better results. Milford Indiana melon patch scene described with boys on fences. Paris awards Audiffred prize for anti plague serum. Tolstoi play Cz ar Feodor Joannowitch reaches 100 performances in a Russian city.
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Father says he cannot understand why I came
Quote from Cleveland Plain Dealer reflects a father questioning motive as he notes that all his property was titled in his wife’s name. The line captures a personal dispute over property ownership and a family rift.
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Remedy Restores Baby After Cholera Infantum
Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to treat a neighbour's infant with cholera infantum. In two days the child recovered completely and became vigorous. He praises the remedy and notes it never fails when used per directions. Sold by J P Garner Austin Geo Koch Co Moreland.
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Voter Dismissed as Catspaw Citing Ticket Chance
In a political note the Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a pundit calling the voter a catspaw while noting he has a chance to scratch the ticket, highlighting skepticism about voter influence and outcome.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
Public Auction of Mrs A G Bond Goods in Austin Storage
Austin Storage Co announces a public auction of the goods and chattels of Mrs A G Bond stored at No 334 and 336 North Park Ave Austin Chicago IL. The sale occurs August 6 1900 at the stated storehouse to cover storage charges. Harry H Decker signs for the company.
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Ill
A. G. Bond
North Park Avenue
Chicago
New York Times Saturday Review offered at one dollar
The excerpt advertises The New York Times Saturday Review as a weekly leisure read priced at one dollar per year. It claims value for busy workers and promotes free samples, naming Frances Hodgson Burnett as an author association.
The Man with the Hoe author cited in reader note
Edwin Markham discusses subscribing to literary weeklies and praises The New York Times Saturday Review as essential for book lovers. The note suggests a free sample copy and mentions the periodical’s annual price.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Edwin Markham
The
The Saturday Review of The New York Times praised by Edward Bok
The editor describes The Saturday Review of THE NEW YORK TIMES as a literary paper that satisfies readers deeply. Edward Bok commends its full, satisfactory format and its value for anyone interested in books or literary matters.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Review
Edward Bok
The
New York Times Saturday Review
Tribute from Helen Gould to Times Saturday Review
Helen Miller Gould sends praise for the Times Saturday Review, expressing satisfaction that the periodical’s work stands on its own without need for further commendation. The message conveys admiration from a prominent donor to the publication.
Princeton English Professor Praises New York Times Review
A Princeton University English professor expresses pleasure that the New York Times Saturday Review fills a long-felt need in modern American literary criticism and credits T. H. W. Hunt with the supportive copy.
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Princeton
New York Times Saturday Review
T. H. W. Hunt
Literary Landmarka book review praised by Laurence Hutton
The piece extols a generous Saturday Review that delivers current books and their authors across the Atlantic. Laurence Hutton endorses the publication, offering a free sample upon request and inviting readers to explore its literary coverage.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Laurence Hutton
арнe cromtinent author and editor in bermuda
fragmentary note mentions Arne Cromtinent as author editor in Bermuda and a personal reflection on time in the winter. references to New York Times Saturdays and Noah Brooks per annum and requests for a free sample copy.
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Flere
Bermuda
Max
New York Times
New York Times Saturday Review Praised by Professor
A Cornell English professor endorses the New York Times Saturday Review as indispensable for scholarship. The reviewer lauds concise analysis and sound criticism, and the notice invites readers to request a free sample by sending a name.
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Cornell
New York Times
Hiram Corson
The
Phrase 0 Author of The Choir Invisible
The New York Times Saturday Review is praised for its strong guide and inspiration role. It is commended for careful planning and skilled editing, though some serious readers may ignore or overlook it to their own loss. James Lane Allen.
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New York Times Saturday Review
James Lane Allen
The
Forty Years Librarian at Astor Library Celebrated
The New York Times Saturday Review earned a conspicuous place and is greeted with eager expectancy, likened to an Argosy of spoils. Frederick Saunders notes the recognition as a notable current affairs milestone.
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Astor Library
New York Times Saturday Review
Frederick Saunders
The
New York Times Saturday Review hailed as key daily enterprise
John Burroughs credits the Saturday Review with elevating literature and art, deeming it the most important venture a daily newspaper has undertaken in years and recognizing these fields as central to a people’s life.
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Wake Robin
New York Tinga
Mortar author praised by New York Times Saturday Review
Hamilton Mabid lauds Mew Moz W Mortars as a notable author of My Study Fire and notes the high fines debate while referencing praise from reputable sources. The message emphasizes recognition from prominent literary outlets.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Hamilton W. Mabid
The
An Eminent Woman Poet Review Note
A letter praising The New York Times Saturday Review for its coverage of writers and world affairs. The writer Wish Chandler Moulton offers to subscribe per annum and requests four free samples.
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NEW York Tomes
Chandler Moulton
The
New York Times Saturday Review
Letter on The New York Times Saturday Review and literature
Charles Major praises The New York Times Saturday Review for its contribution to literature and art. He asserts the publication’s usefulness is just beginning and notes readers in the East are starting to discover its value for literary matters. He references his work When Knighthood Was in Flower.
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New York Times Saturday Review
Charles Major
The
Editor praises The New York Times Saturday Review
John Kendrick Bangs lauds The New York Times Saturday Review as invaluable to his work as editor of Harper’s Weekly and a Yonkers Public Library trustee. He states it is the first item he reads and rarely ends a copy unread.
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Harper's Weekly
New York Times Saturday Review
Saturday TimEs
Yonkers Public
Lady of the Tiger author noted in literary review
The New York Times Saturday review speaks of Wiarek MO as author of The Lady of the Tiger and compares the review to a literary club. It suggests readers engage with VIEW for literary discussion and social conversation among authors and readers.
Author and Publisher Referenced by The New York Times
Wren Ito Afioma earns note from The New York Times Saturday Review praising weekly TV New York Tinks coverage. George Haven Putnam endorses the publication as more comprehensive and trustworthy than any newspaper on either side of the Atlantic.
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Ae Lam
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Tinks Saturday Review
Remark by Dartmouth Professor Invites Free Times Sample
Dartmouth English professor Charlot Richard expresses fondness for the New York Times Saturday Review and offers to cut and mark about a dozen items for classroom use. He invites readers to send their names to receive a free sample.
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Dartmouth
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Charles F. Richardson
The
Professor American History Cornell Note on The New York Times Review
Moses Coit Tyler praises The New York Times Saturday Review for its fullness accuracy and fairness in reporting world book news and events. He endorses its weekly supply of information. He expresses reliance on its reading as a guide to current literary affairs.
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Cornell
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Moses Coit Tyler
The
Mystery Reghe and the Little Rivers Review Prospect
A note from the New York Times Saturday Review outlines its aim to distinguish criticism from advertising. It notes successful reception and invites readers to send for a free sample copy.
Aniel Cache Praised by Churchill for The New York and Saturday Review
Winston Churchill extols Aniel Cache author of Richard Carvel as a reliable aerate mentor and looks forward weekly to The New York and Saturday Review. The praise underscores delight among literature lovers at Cache’s success.
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Richard Carvel
NEW York and Saturday Review
Winston Churchill
The
New York Times Saturday Review
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