Epidemic scarlet fever and varied Iowa reports
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Thanksgiving Proclamation Issued By The President
The President issues a Thanksgiving Proclamation urging a national day of prayer and gratitude. He appeals to unity, liberty, and adherence to constitutional principles, requesting a day of thanks to Almighty God and calling for prayers for continuance of the nation’s prosperity and peace.
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Monkeys of Burmah as Cashiers and Raiders
The essay argues monkeys in Burmah could serve as reliable cashiers and coin testers while detailing their thefts of fruit during Serena raids. It notes trained simians guard against fraud, assume disguises to raid groves, and discusses potential domestic roles like waiters or servants, pondering civilization’s reach.
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Immortality of Jokes Says Gazette On Humor
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Ottumwa Man Struck By Beer Glass in Early Attack
Wm. 8. Bush of Ottumwa was struck in the face with a beer glass a few days ago and it is feared he will not recover. Police are investigating the assault and seeking the assailant.
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Peat Edad and the Close of Factory Work
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List of elected House members by state and party
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Burns Statue in Central Park Draws Praise from Ulster Figures
A New York newspaper recounts Walter Scott’s praise of Robert Burns and the planned Burns statue in Central Park. The article highlights Scott’s vivid description of Burns and notes the statue as a welcome benefaction that will captivate visitors and mark Burns as a central figure in literature.
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A Good Retort and Early Kentucky Church Life
Reverend David Rice settled in Kentucky in 1783 as the first Presbyterian minister there. Joe Davis led singing and pressed Rice to baptize his child, but Rice refused since the man was not a church member. Davis protested, refused to raise the tune, and declared he would not sing for a pastor who would deny the lambs for the sake of the wayward sheep.
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Dr I's Cough Syrup Aimed At Longstanding Test
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Cape and a Sword In Napoleon Romance
A historical vignette describes Napoleon I recalling a courtship with Madame de Beauharnais and a warning from notary Raguideau about a life shaped by "a cape and a sword." Eight years later at coronation the Emperor demands Raguideau be summoned to hear the remark again. The tale ends with a quip about a German prince seeking a wife.
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Kidney disease ad leads to medical spotlight
A Washington medical college graduate, a practicing physician, advertises kidney disease claims while another doctor debates a case. A new book titled Ship is at Sea is poised for large sales amid the medical chatter.
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