Life of Mrs Frank Leslie Reveals A Woman's Daily Routines
Special correspondence from New York portrays Mrs Frank Leslie as a formidable businesswoman balancing duties at the Judge Building with editorial and financial decisions. The feature details her morning at the desk, the bustling office, formal dinners, driving expeditions for air and social access, and disciplined restraint with stimulants as she guides her literary and financial interests.
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New Yorkk
Frank Leslie
Mis
Leslie
Europe
Gerlach
Fifth Avenue
Judge Building
Cupant
Victoria
John
On the Yazoo Banks A vivid Southern history piece
Special Correspondence from Eye A Station Mississippi October describes a tranquil cotton country river landscape near Yazoo City. The writer recalls antebellum life, a vanished manor, a mound builder discovery near Enola, and a chilling tale of a schoolhouse lynching told by a local elder. The scene blends natural beauty with historical mystery and frontier violence.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Yazoo City
Georgia
Enola
Yazoo
Smithsonian Institute
Terzie McLemore
Ole Yazoo
Kenneth LaMar
Reading and Writing Voter Rights Highlight Bolivia Rule
Citizens with literacy power can vote in Bolivia and several other South American republics. The text notes literacy as a prerequisite for suffrage across multiple nations, underscoring a historical link between education and voting eligibility.
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Bolivia
South American
Republics
Poised Laments and Theatre Notes From A Bygone Era
A rattling collage of poems and prose fragments about loss and motherly sorrow. Verses mourn a dead baby and a widowed heart, while a New York Herald piece recounts a distressed woman on a Third Avenue car and a chorus of observations on actors and their admirers across London and Paris.
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Capoul
Paris
Irving
Alexander
Hare
Mr. Bancroft
John’ Clayton
John Wood
The Mexican Boundary Line Monuments and Notes
The article compiles brief items describing the Mexican boundary markers from the Rio Grande to the Pacific, noting pyramids at promontories built without a formal survey and based on astronomical calculations. It references quips about farsighted men, social commentary, and miscellaneous curiosities from period papers.
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United States
Republic of Mexico
Rio Grande
Pacific Ocean
St. Louis Republic
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the Pickett Hardware Co., Limited
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Penna
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Nerve Sued Co
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Noyes Drug Store
Siegfried & Co
Sapolio
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Hoxsie C. C. C. Co
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Henry Friend
Wno
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Water Street
Warren, Pa
Yazoo Banks
Sorrow
Sven
Arkansaw
Tfeat
Third Avenue Surface
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Mott Street
New York Herald
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Mannsworth
Figg
Boston Transcript
Flossie
Mamma
Mabel
New York Times
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Germany
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New York Harbor
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ACME
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Ora
Antolph
Philadelphia
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Ill
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Cambridge
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Shell
Willard Remedy Co
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York, PA
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