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Newspaper

Albion New Era

Location

Albion, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1914

Page

6

Language reform in Norway sparks nationalist awakening

The piece outlines Ivar Aasen's Landsmaal and Norway's push to adopt a new national language, linking it to independence from Denmark and broader European language struggles. It contrasts this with linguistic conflicts across Austria Hungary, Finland, Belgium, Greece, Britain, and South Africa and notes mass education and pride in the reform.

Henrik Ibsen Peer Gynt Hubu Norway Bratlie Ivar Aasen Scandinavia Germany Russia British Isles Ibsen Denmark Sweden Ths Landmore Christiania Tower of Babel United States Francis Joseph Austria Hungary Bohemia Transylvania Galicia Austria-Hungary Grand Duchy St. Petersburg

Family debates humor in pesthouse tale and others

Oppman and his daughters quarrel over library selections with Julia defending cheerful reads. The pesthouse and old folks stories are described as funny by family members, though Oppman fears abuse of orphans and prefers lighter material.

Oppman Public Library Julia Oppman Violet Oppman Mrs. Oppman

Boy Scout Ethic: Good Turns Daily for Honor of Scout

The Boy Scout of today should be chivalrous, manly, and gentlemanly. Each morning a good turn should be done before any self care, with small acts such as helping others or removing hazards. Scouts must learn lifesaving, rescue, and calm under danger while maintaining health through exercise, sleep, and exposure to open air.

Boy Scouts of America

Beginning New Year with Faith and Assurance in Christ

The sermon urges readers to trust Philippians 1 6 and 1 6, claiming Christ will complete the good work begun in believers. It outlines spiritual trials and triumphs, detailing sanctification by the Holy Spirit, hopeful perseverance, and the sinner’s invitation to faith, surrender, and obedience for eternal life.

Jesus Christ Christ God Heaven Jacob England

Doan's Kidney Pills Reassure Burdened Housewives

A health ad argues kidney disease hits both sexes and women with heavy house duties risk backache and drops in health. It cites Mrs. George Polson of Inkster Michigan who recovered after using Dean's Kidney Pills, reporting reduced swelling, headaches, and regained strength.

Bright Doan Dean George Polson Inkster Mich Meee

Witty Y am aka Ta Jew Outwitted Guard With Glass Ruse

Aaron Seidentaft devised a sharp escape from a Russian border guard by hiding in a bag marked glass Mendel carried him across the border. The guard slashed the bag but Seidentaft remained silent and imitated glass breaking, earning safe passage into Russia.

Aaron Seidentaft Aaron Russia Mendel Frontier Guard Seidentaft Steidentaft New York Evening Post

Cure for Severe Eczema with Cuticura Soap and Ointment

S. L. Kilian of Seymour Missouri describes years of itching burning and sleepless nights due to eczema spreading from scalp to back. After trying remedies with no relief he reports that Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in two weeks. Free samples offered via Cuticura Boston.

Seymour S. L. Kilian Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Youngest Boy Defends Study Hour in Caboose Remark

During study hour the youngest of four boys joked about having as many lessons as the others. His mother called the boys to observe study hour and the exchange continued with Walter warning the youngster to study or be sent back. The boy quips he is already in the caboose.

Germany Pozen Schleswig Holstein Alsace Lorraine Russia Belgium Brussels Greece Great Britain Joseph Chamberlain Malta Colonial Department South Africa Walter

Whipping Dispute Between Deacon and Pastor Over Child

A pastor visits a deacon who is whipping his fourteen year old son. The deacon argues for early training and soft hits, while the pastor counters that the blows were not soft. The deacon releases the boy after the rebuke.

Castoria Safety Reminder for Infants and Children

An admonition highlights using Castoria with the genuine signature of the maker, noting it has been in use for over 30 years. It urges caregivers to verify the product bears the proper sign and cautions about sought relief for children's ailments.

Fletcher

Bride's 8000 guest wedding sparks humorous prep debate

A witty dialogue questions inviting eight thousand guests. The bride’s huge arrangement prompts jokes about logistics and even pickle forks as a symbol of excess in wedding planning.

Do You Ever Castigate Your Children

Excerpt shows a dialogue where a woman questions discipline while a husband defends his method saying he only wallops them. The scene contrasts perceptions of parenting and honesty in domestic life.

Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops Advert

Ad copy touts Deans Mentholated Cough Drops easing throat troubles with magic like relief for the up to date child and promises peaceful sleep for family travel in sleepers.

Dean Papa

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Ad

An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Powder for feverishness, stomach teething disorders, and worm prevention. Claims gentle bowel regulation and kid appeal. Available at druggists for 25c with a free sample. Also includes a playful cartoon dialogue and a moral tone jab.

Forest fire origins study hints in mountain ranges

Cincinnati Enquirer summarizes the question of where forest fires start, suggesting mountains as a key area of focus and inviting readers to consider natural fire sources in rugged terrain.

Paw Willie Cincinnati Enquirer

Business to Blame

A tele phone lineman is excused for using shocking language after a complaint that the fellow's behavior reflects poorly on the trade. The exchange hints at workplace tensions and a defense of rough speech as part of utility work culture.

Natural Choice Fight Theme Noted in Dinner Remark

Cincinnati Enquirer records Gabe-Dragley claiming he would rather fight than eat while Steve comments he once had dinner at his house. The casual exchange appears in a human interest snippet from the paper.

Gabe—Dragley Steve Cincinnati Enquirer

Quips and Quips From The Times Of Cuba And Kansas City Star

A humor collage notes fashion oddities with pipe cleaner inspirations and remarks on reformers. It references Old Man Hardnut in Havana and a drinker preacher in a western church facing injunction while the Kansas City Star item frames the suit as pending.

Hardnut Havana Damfino Times of Cuba Parison Kansas City Star

Bohemian pupil quits school with birthday quip

In York Superintendent Maxwell recalls a Bohemian student named Yakubicka who, after piling his books and leaving class, declares at three o'clock exactly 14 years after his birth that he is now entitled to quit school. He bids classmates farewell, announcing a plan to pursue pantmakin.

Maxwell York Yakubicka

Not a sentimental speech in moving pictures

Lieut John H Towers US Navy survived a 1600 foot fall into Chesapeake Bay last summer and later starred in Navy moving pictures. The Popular Magazine recounts his role as a young lover in a battle scene shot with 20000 dollars worth of powder and seven ships. He reportedly said I am starved while delivering a tender farewell in the scene.

John H. Towers United States Navy Chesapeake Bay Navy Popular Magazine

Tonight's Lecture Explores The Dynamics Of Truth

A lecture tonight promises a broad talk on truth with a flexible scope. The speaker aims to cover varied aspects, inviting audience questions and engagement on philosophical themes.

Toothache Cure Promoted as Child Teething Aid

A vintage ad voice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming gum relief and pain reduction. It mixes medical harm warnings with marketing charm as it pivots to a humorous note on marriage aspirations amid playful dialogue.

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