Colliers' Weekly Attacks Paid News and Editorial Influence
The article discusses Colliers Weekly charging that newspapers accept advertising to influence editorials and news. Hearst denies the claims and sues for damages. It notes rising costs and business influence over editorial content and warns of eroding press independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colliers’ Weekly
America
Jung
Colliers
Win. R. Hearst
New York Journal
Arthur Brisbane
Hearst
Toto
New York
Shakespeare
Hanlet
Dane
Mois
Minto
The Old and the Young Discuss Social Decay
The article contrasts generations raised in inherited wealth with newer families. It argues the younger set, educated and well mannered, comes from a world of real tasks rather than display. It claims decadence stems from a sheltered hot house existence and a life of sham and pretense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roteundiv
Society of the Purple
Remembering A Long Gone Home On East Street
A nostalgic poem recalls a childhood house on East Street with a lopdnded shack, cabbage patches, a hen house, and a back yard pump. The speaker laments changes as the father shifts from stock watering to new routines, while family life shifts with clubs and social scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roméiuper
Young performer Clifford ends on a sudden note at Sunday program
The narrative recalls a five year old Clifford who joins a Sunday school entertainment. Din earns a place on the program but Clifford improvises a dramatic exit leaping from a three foot platform with the line I bet you soon jump off oo here he.
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Clifford
Fragmentary reminiscence of youth and social scenes
A fragmented reminiscence describes fragile youth and social dynamics. The narrator reflects on incubating arrangements and maternal substitutes, noting a surge of confidence and a brief encounter with intimate conversations. Mentions of named individuals and rural settings appear in an uncertain, stylized voice.
Weather Conditions Across States Saturday And Sunday
Thunder showers are expected in Ohio and Indiana with some cooler nights in the north and west. Virginia has showers Saturday and Sunday with cooler temperatures overnight in the north. Michigan and Wisconsin show showers Saturday and likely Sunday with moderate to brisk winds. Showers noted in Vermont and the west portion of New England. Sunday mostly fair in the west.
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Virginia
West
East Poortvan
Wichentucks
Michigan
Indiana
Thunder Showers Forecast for Tomorrow in Washington
Weather bureau observations indicate tomorrow will bring one thunder shower with moderate wind and brisk variable directions in the Washington area. The Friday forecast notes unsettled conditions with showers likely and variable winds.
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Washington
Patient Refuses Charity Requests From Christian Assertive Woman
A wounded individual seeks aid but faces a sternly guarded response. A woman questions the visitor about Hume and atheism, then urges religious creeds while denying further help. The man remains determined to avoid Christian charity and maintains his stance.
Beccs of Aspiration by Kendrick Bangs
Poem fragment reflects on aspiration and the worth of a soul, urging noble effort and unyielding resolve. The narrator questions fleeting thoughts and the judgment of others, encouraging steadfast virtue despite discouragement.
The Dinner Banter Between Choate and Depew
The account describes Joseph Choate and Chauncey Depew at a dinner where Depew introduces Choate with a witty line about him being an inveterate after dinner speaker. Choate counters by noting Depew’s speeches would fill dinners if mouths are opened.
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Joseph Ho Choate
Chauncey Depew
Mr. Choate
Mr Depew
Ambassador Choate
Americus
Mr. Depew
Senator Depew
Judge Smith recalls urging Republicans to vote to aid party
Walter J. Smith, recently named judge of the Eighth circuit, recounts a Worth contest during his congress re election bid. He sent a letter to district Republicans urging turnout and warned of disaster if they did not vote. A recipient copied the letter with a blue pencil mark reading 1000 Republicans failed to vote at the primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Smith
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Congress
Smith
Republican Party
Inyvself
Garden Stakes and a Mint Mystery in a Kentucky Night
In a rustic scene from the National Monthly, Mrs Suthron urges her son to fetch mint for a Kentucky julep while seven or eight drinks have already loosened guests. A delayed search unfolds in the garden as voices call from darkness and a witty line about chewing mint and other greens echoes through the night.
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Suthron
Willaix
Mer Suthron
Asertain
Prom
Jane
Nathonal Monthly
Rainy day savings urged with five percent interest
Five percent interest urged on savings to cover sickness accidents and troubles before the rainy day. The advisory notes ready money eases sorrow and grief and mentions a building address as the place to save.
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Pacers
Buiding
de Fenrte
One Church Found by Christ Not Denominational
A Bible based view asserts one church founded by Jesus at Pentecost and seen in many denominations, warning against creeds and urging Bible alone as creed. It emphasizes the Church of the first borns and a call for unity through truth and reason, citing the poet’s lines on faith.
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Pentecost
Church of God
Church of Christ
Body of Christ
Christ's Church
Solid Ivory and a Misdelivered Parcel at the Grocery
The errand boy, son of a boss friend, mishandles an order for Mr Charley Martin. The mix up leads to four pounds of frankfurters delivered to Old Man Martin, whose long‑owned dog died the night before. The incident raises questions about the clerk’s reliability and his connection to the boss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Martin
Martin
Mr Part
Frank Furters
Oss
Origin of Well Known Expressions
The humorist in a brown study mutters about a stitch in time joke as he ponders expressions. The piece, from Youngstown Telestraton, notes puns and phrases like well begun is half done and others tied to clocks, stockings, and witty wordplay.
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Soiou
Youngstown Telesraton
Strange Advice From a Traveling Stranger A Cow
A Kansas butcher plans to slaughter a cow when a stranger advises feeding her to recover. The stranger suggests the cow could live if nourished, a remark captured in humorous clipped dialogue.
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Kansas
E Xtrancer
Kanene Magazine
Electric Bitters Advertise Health for Women
A charm in a woman rests on health as dimming complexion and nerves arise from illness. Constipation and kidney poisons cause pimples blotches and skin eruptions. Electric Bitters are advertised as a cure to improve health beauty and social life by regulating the system.
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Chatte
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St. Louis
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
Pri Bharies
Tottem
William Penn
Haman
Blackmer
Renall
Kodak
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