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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
6
The article lauds Pope Pius X on the fiftieth anniversary of his priesthood highlighting his ardent reform work and democratic stance. It portrays him as a charming, beloved figure among the general public.
James A. Edgerton profiles Giuseppe Sarto, the future Pius X, celebrating his fifty years in priesthood. The article lauds his simple goodness, charity, and democratic manners, noting his frugal upbringing, lack of nepotism, and devotion to the poor. It highlights his aversion to pomp, his accessibility, and his cautious, athletelike pastimes in Venice.
An Irish painter Thaddeus recalled painting Pope John Paul II's eyes and remarking they resembled Irish eyes. The pope answered that such eyes make them brothers, while a ceremony anecdote features a man who values a nickel watch from his mother as a lifelong keepsake.
The piece portrays Pope Pius X as a democratic reformer who curbs old customs and graft. It cites his lifting of noble-only church schools, opening offices to the poor, stopping middleman price gouging, and his approachable, plain-spoken manner.
H Arnold of North Adams Mass planned a solo flight in the Grey lock airship to meet his wife for dinner in Savoy after a quick round over the Hoosac range. Homer Burnett spotted the balloon and guided the landing householders to prepare a meal as Arnold descended.
A Cincinnati chamber of commerce meeting launched plans for a 1915 celebration of the Civil War end. It proposes a southern peace monument and a large exposition in Cincinnati funded by popular subscription.
Captain 8S Musgrave of the British army arrived aboard the Royal Mall steam packet Atrato in New York after a twenty month expedition in Colombia. He brought back a live anteater and a remarkable collection of butterflies from Mesa near the government emerald mines, noting the wingspan and emerald shine of the specimens.
A new Union station will be built in Winnipeg to serve the Canadian Northern and the Grand Trunk Pacific railways. The project is slated to take three years to complete.
A profile of Herbert Henry Asquith tracing his rise from MP and solicitor to prime minister. It highlights his intellect and discipline, noting his early dream of political power, study habits, and comparisons to Roosevelt Choate Hay and Bryan.
Mrs Donald McLean of the D A R denounces reports that William Waldorf Astor presented the Chesapeake flag to England. She calls the claim incredible and un-American, urging that relics of America's naval past be kept from English hands and recalling the oath Dont give up the ship.
The Montville colonial home of Patrick Henry near Richmond Virginia is to be burned by its great grandchildren owners to eradicate thousands of bats that have taken over the mansion. Attempts to exterminate them with poison and clubs failed as bats hang in every room. The house is now uninhabitable.
Lorain Ohio September 25 George L Glant a prominent steelman and close friend of W E Corey resigns as superintendent of the Homestead works with a twelve thousand five hundred dollar yearly salary to pursue evangelistic ministry. He is forty and has twenty three years in the steel industry.
FE D Shively sells his sorrel driving horse to Prof McVey and buys a matched pair of blacks from Ross Bros of Kimbolton. The high priced pair cost 400 dollars.
H E Dunlap a Wheeling patent lawyer lists recent patents issued to Eastern Ohio residents. Names include Alli son East Liverpool wrench. Conkell Canton pneumatic pump controller. Huth Canton clothes-line holder. Mead Mansfield rail bend. Merriman Youngstown vehicle-tire. Reed Akron railway-tie. Williams Alliance charging crane. Mell Youngstown wheel tire. and others in Lorain Canton Massillon Conneaut and Republic Rubber Co. assignments.
Mr John White of Houston Maine reports winter coughs vanishing after using Dr King’s New Discovery bought at Neilley & Co. and C A Heiner Byesville drug stores. A trial bottle is free with the marketed guarantee. sizes 50 cents and 1.00.
Catarrh sufferers requesting atomizer use prompted release of Liquid Cream Balm and Ely's Cream Balm. Both aim to ease inflammation, cleanse air passages, and restore natural breathing. Liquid Cream Balm sells for 75 cents with spraying tube, by druggists or mailed from Blg Bros 56 Warren Street New York.
The passage argues that many men wrongly believe leadership requires making enemies and asserts this assumption is flawed and unnecessary.
The remark notes how the whims of one generation become the next generation's discoveries. It reflects on evolving tastes and the cyclical nature of ideas.
N H Brown of Pittsfield VI endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills saying they remove kinks from stomach liver and bowels with increasing satisfaction. Neilley Co and C A Heiner of Byesville endorse the product with a 25 cent guarantee for satisfaction.
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