Trial finds guilty in Brown heresy case within church
The Protestant Episcopal Church court, chaired by Bishop Grawn, convicted William Montgomery Brown for heresy over his writings Communism and Christianism. Sentencing pending with potential admonition suspension or deposition. case to be appealed. Defense argued against literal scripture infallibility and urged progress with science.
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Protestant Episcopal House of Bishops
William Montgomery Brown
Arkansas
Brown
Grawn
Joseph W. Sharts
Dayton
Ohio
Most Sarcastic Gent Senator Robinson of Arkansas
The piece portrays Senator Robinson of Arkansas as a notably sarcastic Democrat in the last Congress. It recalls his withering style, his demand for a certain degree of order, and a moment where he quieted a noisy chamber with a sharp remark.
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Senator Robinson
Arkansaa
Senate
Jreed
Lodge
Massachusetts
Robinson
Cumming
Carter Glass
Gillas
Virginia
Senator Ashurst Delivers Wry Puns On Government Quip
The Arizona lawyer senator is noted for his linguistic flair in Congress. He lauded post office surpluses as government wearing a harness to civilization. He praised Gaston Means for useful information and quipped the end Justified the Means in a committee encounter.
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United States
Ashurst
Arizona
Congress
Senate
Post Office
Roburt
Gaston B. Means
Col George Harvey Returns as Editorial Director at Washington Post
Colonel George Harvey resumes public prominence after a temporary eclipse. He becomes editorial director of the Washington Post to energize political writing. Harvey, born 1864 in Peacham Vermont, has held senior editorial posts and governed railroad ventures.
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Col
George
Brinton McClellan
New Jersey
North Carolina
Harvey
Peacham
Peacham Academy
Nevada
Vermont
Middlebury
Erskine Colleges
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Chicago Daily News
New York World
The
North American Review
Important to All Women Readers of This Paper
Thousands of women suffer undetected kidney or bladder trouble and its related symptoms. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and bladder issues, offering a sample bottle for ten cents by mail and urging purchase of larger sizes at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Penalty of Negligence and Tragic Misfortune
Mrs Johnson relays Lum Gawky’s death while chopping wood and neighbors react with shock and harsh words. The report captures local gossip with strong dialect and a lurid tone reflecting community reactions to the tragedy. An embedded advertisement touts Cuticura skin products with exhortations to use Ointment and Soap for various conditions.
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Lum
Mrs. Johnson
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Star
Gentle Hint in a Boston Banter
Exchange between Percy and Ethel reveals a witty clash over frugality and chocolate worth. The remark about never buying more than 30 cents of chocolates at once captures a family humor tone in a Boston Globe clip.
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Percy
Pater
Ethel
Boston Globe
Anointing the eyelids with Roman Eye Balm at night
A fragment notes an eye care remedy instructing to apply a balm to the eyelids before sleep. It claims the eyes feel refreshed and strengthened in the morning with this nightly treatment, mentioning a product and a specific page location.
Star Over See Sirius Dog Star Show In Louisville
Louisville Courier Journal notes confusion over star designations and references to Sirius the Dog Star in celestial chatter. Readers are invited to explore astronomy basics as the column teases an upcoming sky watching event.
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Sirius
Louisville Courier-Journal
Texas citizen praises Tanlac in personal testimonial
W H Cooney of Sherman Texas claims Tanlac improved his digestion energy and appetite after an illness left him unable to work for two months. He says he remains 72 yet feels strong and continues taking Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
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W. H. Cooney
Cemetery St
Sherman
Texas
Partnership of Wild Neighbors In Macon News Irony
A Macon News snippet notes unlikely cooperation between wild creatures as the stork and the wolf share the same neighborhood, highlighting a curious cross species collaboration.
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Macon News
Financial Not Moral Mrs Benham Dialogue
A short comic exchange presents Mrs Benham asking about smoking and Benham replying he objects only if she buys her own elgarts. The dialogue notes a practical rather than ethical stance.
Castoria Endorsed as Safe Teething Remedy
An advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a long standing safe substitute for castor oil paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It emphasizes no narcotics and proven directions on each package with physicians endorsing its use.
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Fletcher's
Castoria
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Charles I. Dibble
Gaui
George Harvey
Tanlac
Ike
Leem
Diamond Star
Southwest
Texas Sugar Refining Co
Texas City, Texas
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