Fresh air rest and food battle tuberculosis warning
The Indianapolis Star quotes a moral pamphlet asserting no cure exists beyond air rest and good diet. It condemns teen smoking as ruinous, comparing boy smokers to wormy apples who fail early. It extols quiet, principled courage and belief that right and law sustain worthy causes.
Stand on Your Own Ground Ask Honest Self Questions
A reflective exhortation urges you to step away from crowds and evaluate your character. It challenges you to compare daily actions with honesty, temperance, and integrity in all settings, from business to leisure, and to live up to parental and beloved expectations.
Saloons Debate Seen Behind Lebanon Sentiment
The Lebanon Patriot notes enduring debate on saloons with occasional advocates still arguing in their favor while others praise the abolition's benefits to the town.
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Tigers in the Jungle Story Quips on Telegraphs
A Marion Chronicle witty note asks if any tigers in Muncie Kokomo or nearby have relatives in the jungle and could telegraph their experiences. It jokes about a tiger that is blind facing many experiences these days.
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Resourcefulness of Indianapolis drink fountains questioned
The South Bend Tribune notes many saloon front fountains tempt thirst but cups vanish, prompting calls to move fountains. A Rhode Island railroad camp posts No swearing and No intoxicating liquors to curb drinking as a business reform. The Pennsylvania railroad general superintendent says trains cannot run with drink.
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