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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
2
None of These Wouldexist Without Its Opposite
A philosophical reflection asks if rich requires poor and big requires small, questioning whether truth, happiness, and other concepts depend on their negatives or contrasts for meaning.
Methodist temperance drive to shift to Washington
The temperance movement led by Dr. Clarence True Wilson will relocate its society from Kansas to Washington DC. A budget of $100,000 will fund the campaign to eliminate liquor traffic over the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Methodist Church
Temperance Society
Clarence True Wilson
Kansas
Washington
Unclear South of U S Control Shapes View
A columnist asserts the United States must assume control of Mexico to end internal quarrels and restore order, claiming federal guidance will bring stability and relief to the native population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sams
No title found in the text
A reflective piece argues success requires private effort application hard work and sacrifice. It emphasizes nothing comes by chance and asks if the reader is willing to pay the cost to exist and achieve.
Origins and growth of American Methodism
The piece notes Methodism in America tracing roots to a 1767 New York sail loft church or an earlier log cabin in Maryland. A 1912 general conference commission favors Maryland Methodists, who marked 150 years, while New York Methodists push plans for a 150th anniversary next October. It emphasizes the denomination’s quality and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Street
New York
Sam’s Creek
Baltimore
General Conference
Maryland
How Typhoid Fever Spreads Through Flies and Food
A historical note explains typhoid transmission in plain terms. It describes contamination of food by human waste carried by flies and urges cleaning and fly control to prevent illness.
Governor Pardons Man for Murder On Drunken Irresponsibility
The Governor of Indiana freed Trentman of Fort Wayne, jailed for murder, citing intoxication left him legally irresponsible. The Issue critiques the stance, arguing liquor causes crime and condemns the liquor trade while urging broader reform and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Trentman
Ft. Wayne
State
Indiana Penitentiary
Indiana
Methodist delegates at Saratoga Springs pledge fight for nationwide prohibition
At the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Saratoga Springs New York bishops remarks on Russia France and Britain urged prohibition. Delegates spontaneously sang America as a pledge to press forward for a national constitutional amendment and outlaw the liquor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Conference of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Hamilton
America
Russia
France
Germany
United Kingdom
Pigs, Blind And Otherwise In New York City Liquor Debate
Assemblyman Martin G. McCue argues there are 1000 places selling liquor without a license in New York City. The anti prohibitionist cites wet city examples as proof that licensed bars flourish in wet districts. A Gary banquet and an Indianapolis incident are cited to illustrate attitudes and consequences of drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin G. McCue
New York
New York City
McCue
Excise Board
Efe
Gary
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Clark
R. C. KnIgHt & CO
NENT
Davis & Johnson
Coatesville
Kirsch Draperies and
Kirsch
Otto F. Lakin
Coatesville, Ind
McCray
N. P. Clingenpeel Fillmore, Ind
Coatesville Herald
H. &. Hathaway, Publisher
Ind
Jurea
Temperance Column
Methodist Conference
Indianapolis
W. T. Beck
Pres
Jesse Masten
C. D. Knight
First National Bank
Coatsville, Indiana
Citizens State Bank
Stilesville, Ind
Andrew M. Robards
J. E. Wicks
Chas. W. Robards Vick
Geo. Lineberry
R Casiigr
Masten Lumber Co
H. Askew
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Mr. Gilbert
East Street
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