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Recently posted:
A
TATTOOING "ARTIST."
New
York Tribune
Sunday, October 26, 1902
Some other
articles:
"Malarial Mosquitoes Bred
in
Stagnant Central Park Pools."
New York World, Wednesday, July 31, 1901
EDISON
FEARS
HIDDEN PERILS
OF THE X-RAYS.
New York World
Monday, August 3, 1903, page 1
Three
items in the World, August, 1903
"Boy Labor in Glass-Bottle Factories,"
New York World,
Monday August 3, 1903.
"Elephant Out for
Swim in Sound,"
New York World, Monday August 3, 1903, p.3
Booker T. Washington,
"Patience and
Self-Control
Needed to Solve the Race
Problem,"New York World, Sunday
August 2, 1903
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"Shall
We Banish the Electric Chair?" New York World, Sunday
November 25, 1906.
"We Are At War," Chicago Tribune,
Wednesday, December 10, 1941, page 1
"Tolstoy
Compares America and Europe,"
New York World, Sunday, February 7, 1909.
"Dazzling
Butterfly Dancer 'Dressed in Light," New York World, June 18,
1899.
"New
Tricks of the Shoplifters," New York World, Sunday November
2, 1902, Magazine Section, page 8.
"Grim
Bellevue Brightest on Visiting Day," New York World,
Thursday November 20, 1902, p. 4.
"For
the World Mrs. Miller Writes of Her Experience in a Caisson,"
New York World
August 8 1898, p. 1
Alexander
Woollcott, "Ross, the Man Who Edited a War,"
New York Tribune, Sunday May 11, 1919.
"In size they would put to blush the best product of the
Jersey marshes."
