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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1895
Page
4
A collage of jokes and witticisms from various papers, featuring mock conversations, puns, and humorous exchanges. Bits include social banter, doctors and illness jests, mistaken identities, and witty one liners, all reflecting lighthearted newspaper humor of the era.
A reflective piece argues that aspiring women writers face uneven advancement and social enmity in journalism. It stresses proving talent, health, quick perception of public interest, and broad education to craft clear, compelling reporting beyond mere copyediting.
The article recalls Celtic monks copying psalms for children and nuns and sending books to England, France, Spain, Italy, and the continent. Monks bequeathed books to Irish monasteries, with St. Gall preserving many manuscripts after centuries of devotion.
In Holland stories highlight Queen Emma guiding her child to politeness. A young Wilhelmina resisted bowing to crowds, but the elder queen urged duty and kindness to loyal subjects. Also noted are a star named 1880 Groombridge and a czar-king tale of Danish hospitality.
An American girl recalls visiting Copenhagen during a royal gathering. A tall athletic surrogate named Uncle Alexander helps children pick Danish toys and candies while royals and princes travel in a carriage. The scene ends with a warm farewell as the Car of Russia departs.
Spokane engineer N Malterner shares a northwestern expedition by canoe and wagon. He describes rivers, musk ox quest, plant-growing in latitude 64, and a four foot trout near Clinton Galion lake. He notes abundant wildlife and limited government reliability.
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