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Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1893

Page

9

Bluffton Public Library Opens as City-Wrown Institution

Bluffton unveils its city library in the high school building with 500 miscellaneous volumes and a recent expansion. The library, previously funded by school entertainments, will now be maintained by the public via a library tax authorizing annual support. Registration rules allow residents over ten to borrow books with a small deposit or security, and each borrower receives a card granting access to a limited number of volumes per checkout.

Bluffton City Library E. C. Vaughn McClure Uite Burris Larris

Free Wool Policy and Tariff Impacts Debate

A discussion of free wool as a democratic policy tied to the Mills and Wilson bills notes tariff ranges from 22 to 129 percent under previous laws and up to 244 to 100 percent under the McKinley act. It argues high tariffs burden consumers, harm farmers, spur shoddy goods, and reduce wool demand while making clothing more costly. The piece asserts broad consumer benefits if wool were free.

Mother's Alphabet for Caring Parents

Guidance stresses polite address to children and fair discipline through love. Emphasizes early training, affection, and modeling good behavior to nurture trust, confidence, and joy while guarding the home from intrusion.

Table Talk Christmas issue offers menus recipes and decor

A December issue of Table Talk provides suggestions for holiday meals recipes and decorations. Published by Table Talk Publishing Co. Philadelphia the issue costs 1.00 per year or ten ecogy.

Table Talk Table Talk Publishing Co Philadelphia

Harter of Ohio Defends Tariff Reform at New England Rally

Congressman Harter of Ohio argues for tariff reform at a New England Tariff Reform League meeting. He criticizes protectionist policies, cites wage and factory comparisons, and urges deeper tariff reductions, predicting broad benefits to labor and industry.

The Virtue of Knowing One Thing in Love’s Entanglement

Geoffrey Halkett recalls a beggar’s line about knowing one thing well and applies it to love. Involving Jim Paddon Kate Temple and a settler’s daughter this tale follows mistaken loyalties a staged death false letters and a confession that reshapes hearts in September in Colorado and London.

Kate Paddon Hlaskett Kate Temple Halkett James Paddon Sir McDermott Ballarat Tempes Tor Kate England Davos Platz Colorado Nalkett Jim Jim Paddon Geoffrey Hallett Geoffrey Miss Temple Hin Theo Rocky Mountains Ishkett Goffey Halkett Jin CooNrey Halkett Jim Padidon Walkett

Novel Policeman Tool Replaces Club in New York

New York patrolmen in downtown districts adopt rubber balls filled with household ammonia to awaken sleeping drunks. A thumb pressure emits a stream that targets the sleeper’s mustache, quickly rousing them as an alternative to the club after police orders against daytime use of batons.

New York Saya Oak Street

Invention Notes on the Haveter and Its Looming Impact

The passage claims the haveter, invented in 1831, greatly advanced binding and threshing tasks. It asserts machinery now outperforms human labor, estimating that one machine can raise a crop enough to support a thousand workers, with others handling transport and food preparation.

Fragmentary Ethopian Abyssinia rite and cleansing habits

A garbled excerpt describes an Abyssinian man who washes at birth and hopes for cleansing after death. He dips in a river during St. John the Baptist festival each year and wets the veil of his tog each morning. He applies fat to ease his skin when harsh or uncomfortable.

Abyssinia

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