Sunday observance repeal sparks Sabbath talk
Fragmented copy reports varied items from customs to postal receipts. It notes a 1814 Sabbath law near repeal and predicts broader observance shifts, cites Chicago and Cincinnati post office receipts for quarter ended March 31, and mentions Belgium minister Delfosse and a Tiffany gift to the State Department. A Jacksonville incident ends with a child’s tragedy and a Siamese melody list.
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