Prohibition Debate On State Power And Morality Fights
A historical discourse argues that the state may prohibit liquor to protect public welfare, morality, and economic interests. The speaker cites Vattel and Maine case law, contending prohibition aligns with government aims and societal happiness.
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Map
Paxabesienhie
Tate
Supreme Court
Maine
Stata
Tyre
Supreme Court’ of
New York
Rome
Knox
Qoart
Quant
Women Doctors Rise In America As Practice Grows
A historical survey shows women physicians moving beyond quackery into established practice. Among 944 graduates from the Women's Medical College of Pennsylvania, most report social and professional acceptance, with earnings ranging from under $1,000 to over $20,000 annually and an average around 2,508 dollars. Married doctors largely view medicine as enriching yet sometimes challenging to family duties.
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Krigksburg
St. Clair A. Agivohend
Philadelphia Times
Gev. Mulholland
Army of the Potomac
Burnaide
Meade
Hamilton
Atrife
Thomas Francie Meagher
Trieb
Meagher
Republic
Hawilton's
Couch
French
Hancock
Death Segax
New York
Cate
Marley
Geo. Kimbell
Uhone
J. W. Andrews
Col. Palmer
Zook
Meager
Caldwell
Hemda
Napoleon
Fialda
Bhesker Beauty
Pennsylvania
Seneca G. Willaver
Lmb
Army of Northern Virginia
Athera
Marye
Tancock
Cobb
Kerahaw
Ogr
Franch
Ible
Ghsetlo
Trish
Life
Angeles
Atlantic Coast
Pacific States
Mississippi
Ohio
Shanion
Rhine
Blue Danube
Seine
Tiber
Wao
Hooker
Marye S Heights
Episcopal Church
Heatel
Sina Bani
Clsrlatian Commission
Bernard House
George D. Bayard
H. G. Gideon
Col. Collumbo
McClellan
Bayard
Tlancock
Joss
Fifth
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Alo
William H. Tyrrell
Eighty-first
Fifty-seventh
Firty-ninth New York
Ninth Corps
Burnside
Goog
Sumner
Sam
Nod
Cincinnati. Gazette
Rachael Bodley
Women’s Dedical College of Pennsylvania
Adda
Pursery
Allie
Marrieil
Ywestlou
The Man of Facts in Charlotte Sees Grady as Youthful Editor
The Observer meets Henry W Grady in Charlotte at the Central Hotel. Grady recounts his rise from college to founder of the Atlanta Herald and his later role with the Constitution, Herald South, and Appletons. He talks of South prosperity, small industries, and German immigration aiding future wealth. He notes his health, travels, and writing plans for Jefferson Davis, Harpers, and Scribner.
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Charlotte
Henry W. Grady
Central Hotel
Huater
Rain
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Wilmington
Albemarle
Mimiasippi
Richarton’spice and Industries
Ateeper
Jove
Grady
Furiows
Tam
North Carolina
Virginia
Roma
Bob Alston
Joe Brown
Raleigh
Zeb Valice
Os Be
Beally
New York
Atlanta
Herald
Chantitalion
Cuthbert
Richmond
Zod
Jefferson Davis
Memphis
Arrald Bose
Appletons
Mopth
Harpers's
Scribopr
South
Wiga
Mr. Graily
Coming To See The Boys War Tales From Gen Gordon
The reminiscence recalls Gen Gordon during the Civil War on Rapidan and Spotsylvania. A Northern soldier crosses to view Union camps, faces Libby Prison threats, and is spared after proving bravery. Gordon contrasts courage across blue and gray in vivid battlefield memory.
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Gordon
Jelony
Spotsylvania
Rapiden
Lee
Gorce
Pennsylvania
Arest
Libby Prison
Generel
Jane
Libby
Johnny Boggel
New York Tribune
Timely Advice to Cotton Planters From the Herald
The Sears Herald satire urges cotton planters to aim for a large crop to deter foreign competition and bolster U S profits. It mocks diversifying crops yet favors a 13 million bale target to strengthen national agriculture and politics. The piece notes past 1880 harvests and hints at broader economic and regional implications.
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Sears Herald
Herald
Penc
Yankees
News and Gosaip. Wide spread rumors and odd facts in Texas
A collage of curiosities and political quips fills the column, noting over 200000 in Texas, 318 named Williams in Lafourne, and various social comments. It mentions buffalo slaughter, liturgical items with nitro, senator Butler, water capacity estimates for North Carolina and other scattered anecdotes. The piece blends statistics, satire, and brief reports.
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Troy
Mso
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Hitchcock
Michigan State Board of Health
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Godfrey Koeller
Lord Beaconsfield
Hoghenden
Mary Anne Disraeli
Bescoufield
Hoghendan
England
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Disraeli
Mway
Damocrat
Edward
London
Dean Stanley
Normandy
St. Peter
Henry HE
Disranli
Fielding
Bmullett
Defoe
Shelley
Keats
Gray
Pope
Wordsworth
Coleridge
Lawh
Backeray
Hurus
Byron
Milton
Sharapeare
Weatminster Abbey
Baltimore Susi
Maser Heights
Frederiskesbury
Minch
Second Corps
Evans
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Tria
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Pemale Paysicians
Imeo
Man OF
Trebdent
Ae Tohl
Gen
Gardon
Texas
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Lexus Bearn
Chicago Tribune
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Chicago
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Mahone
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Agricultural Bureau
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Delaware
Lewis Redmond
Asheville
N.C
Redmond
Connecticut
United States
Carl Schurzbens
St.Louie
Mr. Schurz
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Sophy Plovsky
Fnrtmann
Moscow
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J. Milton Lurver
Tiberi
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