The Cat and Boy Worship of Silly Soriety Women
The author denounces what he calls cat and dog worship by women in society. He cites servants, cooks, veterinarians, undertakers, and printers as evidence of this scandal, condemning indulgent society and comparing it unfavorably to historic eras.
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Printer’s Ink Boosts Local Paper and Community Prosperity
An owner explains that advertising from city competitors boosted local business, increased paper size to 12 pages, raised salaries, and expanded the Record staff and printing capacity as residents choose the local newspaper to stay informed on prices and posts.
Women as Imitators of Men in Modern America
Rebecca Harding Davis argues against the new woman trend, denouncing public boasted achievements and urging women to prioritize home life and motherhood. She contrasts past quiet roles with today’s public depictions, warns of vanity, and praises domestic focus and moral guidance.
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John Andross
Frances Wardeaux
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Final Trimmyph of Medicine Final Trimmyph of Medicine
The article argues preventive medicine, serotherapy with Behring's serum, and sanitation as keys to conquering diseases. It urges government support, large scale sanitation, hygienic institutes, and appointment of merit-based health officers. It calls for public instruction in hygiene to abolish preventable diseases and reach a medical millennium.
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A discourse on interdependence and charity urges living with neighbors, not distant causes. It contrasts idealized distant aid with everyday acts of kindness and community support, illustrated by local merchants and shared prosperity amid postwar American life.
Ten Good Reasons to Trade with Local Home Merchants
Gov Folk of Missouri outlines ten reasons to support local home merchants over mail order houses. Benefits include satisfaction guarantees, credit options, tax contributions, and stronger market and property values for in town economies. It argues local merchants offer better service, fair credit handling, and potential savings when buying locally.
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Birthday Gift Request Cited By Wright A Patterson
A brief note quotes Wright A Patterson offering a market item for a birthday present for his wife and asking to bring the item around. It notes the recipient as a possible seller and frames the request as for a spouse’s celebration.
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Old Cannon Legend Drives Ashley Residents Search
In Luzerne county Pennsylvania an historical society formed by Ashley residents hunts the Wilkes Barre mountain for revolutionary relics tied to Gen. John Sullivan 1779 expedition against the Indian confederacy. A recent Sunday search near Laurel Run yielded only Indian arrow points.
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John Sullivan
New York
Wilkes-Barre
Ashley
Laurel Run
Sharp Practice at Rockefeller Wig Shop Revealed
Andre Autard, famed wig maker for John D. Rockefeller, defends the high duties on Rockefeller’s last wig as sharp practice. He recalls an apprenticeship in London where a French English test led to a pay cut for not speaking Dutch.
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John D. Rockefeller
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