The Writer Who Is Also an Artist Mas Great Advantage
Prof William Herbert Hobbs argues that author artist collaborations advance illustration. The piece notes a rise of illustrator authors across England and America including George Du Maurier Mary Hallock Foote Ernest Seton Thompson Hopkinson Smith William Hamilton Gibson Howard Pyle Frederic Remington Oliver Herford and a Harper's Magazine issue highlighting professional artists.
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Mary Hallock Foote
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Oliver Herford
Harper's Magazine
Speaking of Professor Herron the Lobster and Sardine
A dialogue in which the information editor and exchange editor debate Professor Herron’s identity and poke fun at politicians and vulgar wordplay. The exchange riffs on differences between figures, odd metaphors, and playful insults, ending in a heated clinch over a joke.
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The Master Inventor and Edison's Platinum Plot
Frank Leslie s Monthly suggests a new light on Edison s character as a crisis over platinum looms. Edison ordered a vast correspondence bureau sending letters with platinum samples to consuls worldwide to locate and identify platinum sources. The effort, though costly, aimed to prevent a potential platinum shortage.
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All CEREALS DECLINED in May Wheat Corn and Oats
Chicago May 4 quiet trading in pits as July wheat closed fractionally lower and July corn fell sharply amid weak cables crop prospects and outside selling. May corn slid with heavy short selling. oats and hogs also weakened while provisions eased slightly amid brisk hog run. Market receipts showed mixed activity and forecasts pointed to showers.
Weakness of Cereals and Cereal Products Provisions Steady
New York May 4 Flour receipts 19 14 bus exports 6 982 market quiet and easier closing 5 10c lower to sell. Prices span winter patents to Minnesota bakers with varied loaf levels and roughs. Wheat receipts 123 000 bu exports 170 723 bu spot weaker No 2 red f o b afloat. futures show a weak opening and net loss with May July September contracts. Corn receipts 1 000 bu spot weaker No 2 54c elevator f o b afloat. oats receipts 000 bu spot No 2 1 No 3 32c. Bread markets mixed with lard pork and beef curves steady. Other grains and commodities show decline and steadys in several regional quotes.
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Butter Eggs and Cheese Trade Across Markets May 4
Commodity notes from Philadelphia New York Chicago St Louis and other centers detail butter prices steady to dull by creamery and near by prints alongside firm cheese quotes and mixed egg offerings. Reports cover petroleum rosin and turpentine markets plus regional grain and metal activity.
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Cotton and textile markets ease with mixed results
New York reports demand for cotton goods unchanged week end, prices steady in domestics and prints. Cotton yarns show firmer activity while wool and worsted segments stay quiet. St Louis notes wool inactive with mixed grade availability and light buyers. New York closes with wool market quiet and domestic fleece trading tepid.
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Live Stock Quotations at Indianapolis Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts light to moderate with steady prices and strong demand for good female butcher stock. Hog receipts moderate with uneven bidding and a weeklong downtrend, top around 7.00, bulk 5.65 to 5.85. Sheep and lamb markets quiet yet steady with spring lambs to 8.00 and clipped lambs to 1.75. Interstate and other yard quotations reflect similar steady-to-soft trends across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Market Report Across Regions Shows Mixed Cattle and Hogs
Record receipts in Kansas City and St Louis with cattle steady to lower and hog markets mostly weaker. Western and Texas bids vary. sheep and lamb values mixed with steady to firm tone in some centers. New York and South Omaha show exporters and slaughterers active amid fluctuating pricing.
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Pensions for Veterans Certificates Issued to Indiana Vets
Certificates issued to Indiana veterans include original holder George N. Rouse of Columbus with a 6 stipend, Allen Bay of Indianapolis with 5, and increases for William P. Alen Fort Branch 10 and others such as Benjamin F. Miller Bloomington 16, Hezekiah Lambert Decatur 8, John Wineinger Park 12, Andrew J. Burris Waco 17, John McKnight Rosewood 12, William A. Johnson Naville 16, John C. Chilcote Rensselaer 8, Levi J. Bryant Laporte 17, Michael Heidelback Dale 17. Original Widows Peter Bressau of Elkhart 12, Special accrued April 22 Sarah E. Sibley Mishawaka 12, and War with Original William L. Bedlac Fort Wayne.
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The Hebrew Creation Stories in April Monist
Dr Paul Curist argues that the Old Testament’s creation accounts blend fairy tale motifs with scholarly debate. He traces two Genesis creation narratives as distinct, notes Babylonian and Canaanitic influences, and explains how the tree of life tale shifts toward a moral about mortality and expulsion from paradise.
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Palmistry Superstition in Philadelphia Record
A society woman, self described as an amateur palm reader, recounts a dismissive crowd and a stranger subject at a friend's gathering. After a brief palm study she notes striking characteristics and makes an offhand reading, illustrating the superstition theme with personal experience.
When Marriage Is Late and Money Test in a Home
A Chicago Evening Post piece argues that a sober, level headed approach to marriage hinges on the wife’s health ambition and thrift. It warns extravagant spending and promotes modest living, shared income, and trust, showing how a small salary can sustain a happy home through careful budgeting and mutual support.
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Tiancy. Thousands of Botmes Tn 3 Rystom Ar Living Witnesses of Happines
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