Farm and Fireside Free Year Offer With Sun Subscription
A promotional notice advertises FARM AND FIRESIDE being issued twice monthly with 24 issues yearly and 20 to 32 pages per issue. It offers every new cash Sun subscriber a free year of Farm and Fireside, valid only for a few days, with address instructions included.
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Ad timing and advertising shape a department store legend
In postwar St Louis, D Crawford & Co grew from a misread 50 dollar bill to a massive advertising push after a single error. A boy spent ten thousand dollars worth of space by accident, drawing crowds for army blankets and fueling Crawford’s rise to wealth. The piece notes a science association convention opening at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Missouri Republican
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Fifth Street
New York Commercial
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
University of Pennsylvania
Santa Claus Mail Designer Poem From Old Letters
A nostalgic verse describes Santa receiving Christmas letters from children long before the day, recalling how letters arrived from distant lands. The narrator recalls counting and sorting many requests, the toy stock dwindling, and the evolving wishes as summer ends.
The Two Sinners and a City Fire Loss
A moral vignette contrasts a condemned woman and a spared man then shifts to a Havana factory fire and a Maryland tragedy. The text notes a factory blaze in Havana causing $300,000 in losses and five fatalities in a nearby shallow boat incident at Old Town Maryland.
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Qld Town
Investigation of Tobacco Trade by New Bureau of Corporations
A Washington report says the Bureau of Corporations will thoroughly investigate every branch of the American tobacco trade under Secretary Metcalf and Attorney General Moody. James R. Garfield will lead, with authority to summon witnesses. the probe spans growers, retailers, wholesalers, and others to assess harm from the Tobacco Trust, mainly in Louisville, Kentucky, Cincinnati, Richmond, and New York.
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Washington
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Metcalf
Moody
James R. Garfield
Tobacco Trust
Department of Justice
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Canfield
White House
Richmond
American Tobacco Company
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Taggart
Louisville
Kentucky
Cincinnati
New York
Navy Armament Plans and Immigration Note
The general board of the navy proposes to add three battleships five cruisers six destroyers six torpedo boats and two colliers amid broader fleet projections. Immigrant figures show over four million Irish and German arrivals since 1900, with Germans and Irish faring best in assimilation. The farmer economy and debt repayment potential are praised, while reports hint at Dreyfus era army reforms and two women planning a home for impecunious geniuses.
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General Board of the Navy
Kearsarge
Alabama
Ilinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Missouri
North Atlantic
Texas
Wisconsin
Oregon
Ohio
San Francisco
Indiana
New York Navy Yard
Britain
Ireland
America
Germany
Treland
Newcomen
Europe
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas
Mississippi
How She Keeps Young
A Cincinnati Enquirer piece outlines daily habits for youthfulness: three regular meals, eight hours sleep with two prior to midnight when possible, a 15 minute early afternoon rest, a cold bath and a glass of water to start the day, at least 30 minutes outdoors, walking instead of unnecessary talking, avoiding self pity, and maintaining fresh outside interests to stay lively and cheerful.
Remarkable Electrocution Case in Lima and Monroe Incident
Special dispatch from Lima reports J W Griffing died after a light switch near a hot air heater. His wife found him. coroner later ruled electrocution due to crossed wires with street car power. Neighbor Mrs Thompson was shocked touching the bathroom light and survived. Separate Monroe Louisiana fight left one dead and another wounded.
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Lima
Ohio
J. W. Griffing
Griffin
Marshall
Thompson
Wheat Crop Prospects Improve After Rain
Farmers report recent rains improved next year’s wheat prospects though some fear damage. Most observers say moisture was scarce but beneficial as surface sprouting remained limited while roots grow healthily and grains stay alive. The Sun subscription offered at $1 annually.
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