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Seasons and Purpose in Life from Sunday's Sermon
A Sunday sermon echoes Ecclesiastes on fitting life to seasons and duties. It urges purposeful action with forethought and harmony with God, noting there is a time for every act from birth to death and for both work and joy.
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Ecclesiastes
Fairies in Chicago and Ireland Get Theosophist Backing
Colonel Olcott, a leader in the theosophist movement, claims real fairies exist from Chicago to Ireland after fifty years of studying nature’s hidden forces. He asserts fairies influence life and can be good or evil, while condemning profiteering in science and praising hypnotism as a dangerous power when misused. He links these ideas to Irish folklore and notes Dowie’s persecution for controversial science.
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Colonel Olcott
Chicago
London
Elijah Sr
Dowie
Olcott
Mesmer
Ireland
Contentment in May: health home conscience and work
The article argues contentment rests on health and sound constitution, a happy home led by a loyal wife, steadfast conscience, and suitable occupation. It warns against unfit marriages and emphasizes self-preservation and moral responsibility to safeguard the race. It notes abundance can breed idle pursuit.
Contented workers bring peace and purpose to life
The author argues work is essential for duty, peace of mind, and social harmony. The idle person burdens self and society, while a contented worker finds rest in home and job, leading to a tranquil, ornamented life with a meek and quiet spirit.
First finals of the short waist and short skirt vogue
The world's greatest dressmaker artist X fails at the first finals of the short waist and short skirt vogue competition.
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Vogue
Evans Stubble Yet Free From Sharpness of the E
The brief note notes Evans stubble remaining unbroken by the sharpness of the letter e, indicating a playful or metaphorical linguistic observation without extra context. It reads as a fragment of a larger dialogue on spelling or typography.
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Evans
Brighton Seeks Health Rules on Ice Cream Trade
Emphasizing sanitary reform, Brighton submits a bill to Parliament to penalize makers and dealers who store or display ice cream and similar goods in dirty, drain-adjacent spaces. The proposal requires a registry of all producers and imposes fines on unregistered vendors. The Lancet urges model dairies or fixed depots to improve safety and prevent contamination.
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Uae
Cure & Realtinga
Woman and the General Assembly sparks debate on women's roles
Stanley E. Bowdle surveys Mrs. Josephine K. Henry's April article in the Commercial Tribune critiquing women in church leadership. He cites Ruskin, De Quincey, and examples of gentleness as the proper sphere for women, arguing against political and doctrinal power for women and praising feminine influence.
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Poison Ice Vendors Alarm City Authorities
City and state leaders consider action as large quantities of poisonous penny ice are sold to children. Vendors operate in filthy surroundings with unclean conditions, posing health risks. Authorities should enforce strict penalties.
Charlie Schwib and the Bradford performance praise
The piece lauds Charlie Schwib for a kissing pace and Bradford performance, calling it a tribute to Cincinnati's sound business acumen as outside bank activity stirs no trouble.
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Charlie Schwib
Bradford
Cincinnati
Religion on Sunday Campus Meeting Discusses Truth and Unity
On a recent Sunday at the Chicago University campus President Harper and other leaders spoke on Is Religion Progressing The dissenting view of Dr Hirsch contrasted with the majority, urging a modern faith grounded in life love and brotherhood. Roscoe Nelson argued for broader critique beyond old catechisms as society seeks a new unity in faith amidst social change. The era sees religion influencing politics unions clubs and broader reform efforts. list one of four thousand people
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Hirsch
Roscoe Nelson
Windsor, Conn
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Hell
Brimstone
County Grand Jury Flags Gaming and Trap Shooters in Region
The Christian County grand jury at Hopkinsville finds the city infested with gaming and the county full of trap shooters. Editor Knott counters that Louisville alone does not monopolize the sporting scene of Kentucky political life.
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Rand
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Knott
Louisville
Kentucky Democratic
Hoosier Up To Date With In Sanity Trust
Indiana residents note a new project called the in sanity trust linked to Western Writers events at Winona Lake, seen as a response to a surge of literary activity and inquiry by local intellectuals.
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Indiana
Pernese
Winona Lake
Grand Jury criminalizes penny ante poker in Bourbon County
The Christian County Grand Jury declares penny ante poker a crime in Bourbon Commonwealth, describing the game as a desecration of a sport traditionally bounded by honor and fair play.
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Christian County
Edward Russell Thomas Serves One Day as Bank President
Edward Russell Thomas becomes bank president for a single day, a moment crowded with excitement far beyond many leaders’ typical careers, and the brief tenure costs about a million dollars in impact.
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Edward Russell Thomas
China Overpromises in Pay Gap Discrepancy
A discrepancy reveals China promised $24.5 million more than demanded by powers, seen as corroborative testimony to China's willingness to promise anything. The finding highlights tensions in negotiations and raises questions about commitment and trust among involved nations.
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China
Ohio Supplies Union with All Sorts and Conditions of Men
A fragmentary note describes Ohio delivering a broad mix of people to a cause, while referencing an Alabama gallows trap as a striking image of escalation. The text is unclear on dates or specific figures.
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Mitra
Ae’ Toneae
Alabama
Kentucky Sees Path Toward Better Roads Initiative
The text notes a shift away from the dle path in Kentucky and indicates a focus on addressing the problem of good roads with earnest effort.
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Kentucky
Brokers who broke the bank amid metropolis ruins
Brokers who failed in a major city finance crash are described as pulled into the depths of the ruin. The piece portrays their roles and consequences within the collapsing urban market.
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Metropolis
International Rivalry Sparks Speed Contest Between Germany France
Germany and France showcase entwined flags amid a fraternal display as they contest an international automobile speed event.
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Germany
France
Irrepressible gusher of Texas oil fields noted
A peculiar column notes the Texas oil boom with a nickname tied to Charlie Towne and references to Treasury receipts. The piece also mentions Edward VII being declared king of England, with Colonel Kilbourne and Colonel Zimmerman cited as confident about the matter.
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Texas
Charlie
Edward VII
England
Professor V A aes elected to fellowel Association
A report notes the election of Professor V A aes to the fellowship of a professional association. The ceremony or session took place in Buffalo where the organization held its meeting.
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V. A. Aes
Fellowel Association of Procutioniers
Buffalo
Sunday Notes And Comments From The Cincinnati Press
Opinion items discuss marriages tied to corn prices, a pitcher from Clermont County proving tough, a St. Paul clergyman working in a tailor shop, June weddings, a Christian Endeavor convention, and merchants urged to advertise. Also notes on Cupid’s record, a public sign about a “Houble Committee,” a Chicago teacher marrying while keeping her job, and a Kansas scientist claiming to cure blackness in the negro.
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Kek
St. Paul
Foraker and Ohio Convention Signal GOP Policy Clash
The Ohio Republican Convention endorses Senator Foraker and his plan to expand markets for U S industry through tariff revision and reciprocal treaties while maintaining protection. The piece notes the coming political fight over these ideas and forecasts Foraker and Governor Nash likely re-election.
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Ohio Republican Convention Endorses Foraker for Senate
The Ohio Republican State Convention met in Columbus yesterday and declared that Senator Foraker has rendered splendid service to the country and endorsed him for the United States Senate.
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Ohio Republican State Convention
Columbus
Foraker
United States Senate
Garment Description of Voile Bodice Fashioned In Lene Style
A detailed note describes a voile bodice with a deep yoke over satin, a central insertion band, and a pointed front piece that fastens under a button on the right. It mentions a button and hook at the left shoulder, collar and wristbands trimmed with insertion, and long sleeves with decorative feet and lace.
Governor's tax reform proposal targets real estate for local use
The Governor urges shifting state revenue away from real and personal property. He cites a decade of revenue growth and argues wise legislation could fund state needs from other sources. Real estate would remain taxed at county and municipal levels, potentially lowering overall tax rates.
Democrats Target State Issues Over National Questions
The text notes Democrats aim to shift focus from national concerns to state matters. It lauds Governor Nash for opposing prize fighting and lawlessness, arguing his renomination strengthens his administration and weakens Democratic deflection tactics.
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Nash
Traction Franchises Sought by Multiple Companies
County Commissioners heard traction company requests for road franchises. Powel Crosley for Cincinnati and Cleveland Railway seeks county road access toward Harrison with a Fountain Square terminal pending legislative consent. A second firm proposes a line to Edisonville, aiming to extend mileage beyond city limits and compel Cincinnati Traction to share lines. efforts referred to the board.
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Powel Crosley
Cincinnati & Cleveland Railway Company
Harrison
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Board of Legislation
Get the Most Out of Your Food
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla for weak stomachs and digestive trouble. Claims include relief from uneasiness after eating headaches belching and nausea with a testimonial from E B Hickman of West Chester Pennsylvania. The copy urges use to prevent waste from a tired stomach and improve vitality in summer.
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Stomach and Digestive System Strengthening Tonic
A tonic marketed to strengthen the stomach and boost overall digestion claims to tone the digestive tract. It emphasizes regularity, gut comfort, and improved metabolic function through herbal ingredients. Clinical backing and specific dosages are not provided in the advert.
Debenture Cases Return to State Courts
Judge Thompson ruled the debenture cases belong in State courts. Bachmann against Germania Investment Company and State Treasurer Cameron against Germania remain within Superior Court jurisdiction for remand. Receivership and fund disposition proceed under state court authority as decisions direct.
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Germania Investment Company
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Turbulent encounter on riverbank with Psyche Bull-that-Bellows
A Boston tourist eyes a buxom Indian maiden named Psyche Bull-that-Bellows by the Uncompahgre river. He admires her unstudied beauty in a skirt of army blanket, then offers a grand, lyrical compliment about nature and freedom.
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Boston
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Bull-that- Bellows
Krlie
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