Emperors, critics, and the press debated
A discussion on journalism notes the Emperor of Germany criticizes lack of preparation among reporters and warns against rumors shaping public opinion. It cites the editor as the skilled condenser of facts, then reports a Russian emigration rumor about villages Pokoschof ya and Doretz in Volyn, warning about bulk immigration and assimilation challenges.
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Germany
Saat
Temanks
Ampeen
United States
Russia
Pokoschofya
Doretz
Volygaia
Tonsil Operation Touted as Moral Remedy for Bad Boys
An Indianapolis boy labeled incorrigible is said to be cured by tonsil removal. If surgeons can prove similar operations reform others, a rapid boom in tonsil cutting may follow, suggesting a blunt method for behavioral change.
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Indianapolis
Frail heir sent to sanitarium amid millions chase
A Pittsburg youth already worth 3 million and heir to half of 210 million more is described as a physical wreck from overwork and strain in his bid to gain further wealth. The piece questions the fraction of sane reasons behind such relentless pursuit.
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Pittsburg
Henry James on American women speech sparks debate
The text quotes Henry James claiming American women's speech offends sensitive ears. He writes at length implying women’s talk is misunderstood or misread, provoking discussion on decorum and listener sensibilities in society.
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Henry James
Prison Debtor Figures Highlight English Poverty
More than 11,000 persons were imprisoned for debt last year in England. The piece echoes contemporary concerns as it notes a need for reform and invokes literary reference to Dickens to critique Britain’s social standing among progressive nations.
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England
Dickens
Britain
Alcohol study urged for Dr aViley’s work in communities
A historical note argues that studying alcohol effects is essential, pointing to widespread troubling examples across communities. The remark emphasizes the need for scientific inquiry into how alcohol impacts individuals and society.
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aViley
Congress Raises Salaries Amid Canal and Court News
Washington January 26 The Senate approved the pay raise for Congressmen after a House scare, noting higher living costs since the earlier fixed five thousand dollar salary. The piece also covers Theodore Shonts’s resignation from the Isthmian Canal Commission, Stevens taking charge, Shonts’s move to lead the Interborough Company, and President Taft’s stance on Roosevelt’s third-term. It notes Senator Alger’s death, Smith to succeed, and ongoing speculation on filling the unexpired term. The rest includes ads and medical product mentions.
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House
Hoyas
Congress
Washington
Theodore Shonts
Isthmian Capal Commission
Shouts
Interborough Metropolitan
Ryan-Belmont
Combitaitod
Aradsit
Lipes
New York
Shonts
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Taft
Supreme Court
Ohio
Foraker
Alger
Detroit
Michigan
Senator Alger
William Alden Smith
Advertising in a Dull Season Boosts Merchants
Henry C. Bidean of Meriden Connecticut grocer and noted merchant asserts that advertising strengthens business even in dull seasons. Since June he tripled daily newspaper ads with surprising positive results, endorsing consistent campaigns over sporadic spending and keeping departmental records to adjust ads when needed.
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Meriden (Conn.) Journal
Henry C. Bidean
The Grocer and Debtors Dream
A rhymed tale recounts a grocer's dream on Christmas of being judged in heaven for kindness to customers, then shown a hellish scene of debtors, awakening at eleven to find he remains in neither heaven nor hell. A Troy anecdote follows about a wife’s request for money and a playful old bill exchange. A rural column notes odd local happenings and a barber faced with Sunday closure, ending with a humorous long distance joke about telephone rates.
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Heaven
Hell
Jno
Trebing
Nashville
Tena
Troy
New Life Pills touted by Mag nol ia man
Six years ago John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana praises Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims universal satisfaction with the drug, guaranteed by S Kingston, a local druggist. A one hour Saturday sale runs from 7 to 8 pm offering 10 to 20 cent semi porcelain ware and a selection never before offered in Troy.
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Dr. King
Mia
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
S. Kingston
John Pleasant
Magnolia
Troy
You want the Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday
Dan Pererman acts as agent for the Post-Dispatch daily and Sunday. He instructs readers on subscription and delivery options, noting availability through his agency and contact details.
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Dax Priermain
Post-Dispatch
Dan Pererman
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