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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1937
Page
4
Old Time Printers Remember Washington’s Demo Era
Stanley Miller recalls January 18 1894 at the old Democrat office north of the Bryson Hotel. He describes coal fueled presses, knee power, and the strict craft ethos under mentor W N Hood while meeting William Fitzwilliam and a host of colorful printers by nicknames. The piece spans 1894 to the Spanish American War 1898 and reflections after returning from service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stanley Miller
Los Angeles
Stanley
Fitz
William Fitzwilliam
Old Democrat
Bryson Hotel
Colenso
W. N. Hood
Ohio
Carson
Peg) Fulton
Tim Diller
Buzz Burrell
Lloyd
Buzz Burrel
Norman Burrell
William N. Hood
Hood
Democrat
Nate Black
Frank Fraziey
Lloyd McCutcheon
Chewer
McCutcheon
Rag
The
Press
Gazette
Wake Neal
David H. Logan
Major Latta
James Miller
Lisle Moreheus
Evening Journal
Walter
Patsy) Wilson
Hugh McCleery
Journal
Hustler
Harry Keister
Harry
Alex
Wm. McCausland
Walter Wilson
Hugh MecCleery
Lisle Moorehoys
Ernie Thompson
Brighton
Buck” Thompson
Harvey & Warfel
Linotype
Christmas Goodfellow Baskets Bring Mixed Reactions
Charity work delivering Goodfellow baskets reveals joyful reactions and rare disappointments as nine in ten families show genuine need and gratitude. A separate note recalls lost and misdelivered items, a humorous slippers mix up, and a playful verse about Atlanta tailor Al Schmoeller.
Tailor Al Schmoeller Brings Style to Tooley Street Shop
A portrait of Al Schmoeller, a diminutive yet energetic tailor who recently moved from Delaware, creating a bustling shop on Tooley Street. The piece highlights his sociable manner, craft with a Singer machine, and the steady stream of customers drawn by his keen eye for fit and fashionable fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart ‘Schmoeller
Shotwell
Singer
Common Sense Missing From Public Discourse 1957
A 1957 critique laments the loss of Common Sense in American public life. It denounces political propaganda that fuels martyr complexes, calls for gratitude and practical service, and urges leaders to restore trust and practical thinking among citizens. The piece references Al Schmoeller and a personal vignette about a worker named Leo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meebo
Horse Runs Loose in Central Park Crashing Into Baby Buggy
A horse escaped in Central Park New York and collided with a baby buggy startling residents. The incident highlights the rare presence of horses and buggies in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Park
New York City
Ft. Wayne
Duce Learns From Hollywood Says Omaha World Herald
The Omaha World Herald notes that through his son Duce may gain insights from Hollywood as his current actions appear grandiose and oversized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duce
Hollywood
Omaha World-Herald
Rival for height Seypt eclipsed by debt talk
Toledo Blade notes the contrast between Seypt's pyramids and the nation's mounting debt, framing the issue as a cultural versus financial contest in a brief commentary.
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Seypt
Toledo Blade
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