Words on Love and Public Life in an Early 20th Century Paper
A column mixes poems and essays on marriage and women work with sketches of public figures. It discusses Beecher and Lincoln marriages, the new woman, and notes from Indianapolis and Topeka on clerks, public life, and domestic life, ending with home canning and recipe lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodes
Jo Howard
Chicago Times-Herald
Henry Ward Beecher
New England
Beecher
W Napoleon
Cavour
Morse
Bright
Beechers
Broadway Tabernacle
Abraham Tacoln
Howard
George Washington
Incoln
Econgrem
Lincolns
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
United States
The
Inter View
Grover Clevelandon
Kth
Garfield
National Congress
Sherman
Blaines
Hoscoe Conkling
Walter Wellman
Uncle Sam
Civil Service
Preservation of Pumpkin Chips and Apple Syrup Recipes
A blend of old time sweetmeat methods and kitchen hints describes making preserved pumpkin chips with ginger and lemon, then sugar and slow cooking until clear. It includes instructions for apple cider and a dialogue about marriages, health hints, and household suggestions from early 1900s newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumiere Brothers
Gettysburg Glory and Peace Return to Silent Hills
The poem recalls Gettysburgs blood and thunder, then turns to the landscape healing. Veterans and a nation reach for Independence Day while heroes rest and the hills echo no more with cannon fire. The scene shifts from war to memory and solemn beauty as peace returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrella
Grettysburg
Bendeman
Gettysburg
Pickett
Shail
Amul
al Gettyaburg
Five Minute Catarrh Relief Attributed To Dr Murdock
A Harrisburg man praises Agnew's Catarrhal Powder saying it cured his catarrh within minutes. He notes a quick response and plans to keep a bottle handy, claiming magical relief from a light cold and catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murdock
Harrisburg
Agnew
Night Visitor Offers Hope in Winter Storm
In a dim cottage a stranger knocks during a fierce remote night. The speaker, fearing and alone, hears the stranger’s plea for shelter. The visitor speaks softly, declaring I am Christ, thy God, thy Savior, and the room floods with a calm grace before the figure vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Calvary
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Lady Fair
Chicago Journal
Mihaoh
Teball
Hue
Bette
Indianapolis Journal
Topeka
Atchison
John J .Ingalls
Anna Louise Ingalla
James Ingalls
Lfe
J. J. Ingalls
New York Sun
Busin
Numeo
Tiona
Sui
Chicago Post
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Record
Hagley
Gertrude
Bailey
Bagley
Gettyapure
One Hundred and Forty-Third
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Edward A. Niven
Hope
Gettyebure
Frewdom
Mien
Reynolds
Mancock
Artie
Doubleday
Ang
Tor Lee
Eylvan
Bil
Vale
Vietor
al Gettyrburg
Gpeer
Passaic
N. Jr
the Tribune
Vannat
Jesus
Scranton
Strong's
Penn Avenue
W. G. Doud & CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Foote & Shear CO
N. Washington Ave
R. J. Hughes
South Main Avenue
Ricker
General Dealer
Pennsylvania
New Telephone Exchange
Adams Ave
Cutious
Fauions, Chemical Company
Jaitim
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
M'gr
Madea
River St
Chicago
Ill
Feokirs
LD White Pine Timber
Commonwealth Bldg
Scranton, Pa
Telephone
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