Price of Ignorance and Sumptuary Laws Through Ages
The piece critiques teaching to think and judge without prejudice and traces sumptuary laws from ancient Sparta to Moses in Jewish tradition, noting Rome’s luxury era and England's early modern enforcement until 1850. It argues many are governed by impulse rather than reason and implies education is needed to combat prejudice.
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Sparta
Rome
England
Women Learn Easy Task Soap Eases Laundry Load
History shows women showed grit and backbone in chores. The ad urges that Easy Task soap halves the work, makes clothes cleaner and sweeter, prevents red hands, and stops flannels from shrinking and linens from rotting, implying weekly hard labor saved by the product.
No Age For Spooning Leads to Court Name Mixup
Jacob Rimmor testified that he objected to his two year old son Charles who is quite bald spooning with neighbor Gertrude Blinker. Charles wandered off last night and was found with his arm around Miss Blinker. He was taken by her to police, and the judge suspended judgment after Charles promised to return home at bedtime.
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New Haven
Jacob Rimm
Charles
Hive
Gong
Gertrude Buinker
Miss Blinker
Kentuckian Kills Wife Wounds Officer Then Commits Suicide
Paducah Ky Aug 19 arrest records show Joseph Spitzer 26 shot and seriously wounded an officer attempting arrest killed his wife and fatally shot himself at home 20 miles south of Paducah The wounded officer was identified as B C Anderson A separate dated dispatch from Port Jefferson L I Aug 19 reports Rev Henry B Eliot an elderly NYU Union Theological alumnus suddenly struck dumb during a sermon at his sons pulpit suspected cerebral hemorrhage Dr Frederick J MacCrea attends Eliot and notes his rapid decline with slim chances of recovery
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Paducah
Joseph Spitzer
Guteide
B.C. Anderson
Spitzer
Spt
Wor
Port Jefferson
L. 1
Henry B. Eliot
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
Frederick J. MacCrea
Baseball Scores and standings from Saturday and Sunday games
The recap lists Saturday results with Boston beating Bt 4 to 9 over Chicago and New Yorks 5 over Cinemoats 4. Sunday games include Chicago 6 Philadelphia 10 and St Louis 7 New York 7, with varied batteries and homers. International and State League standings follow, detailing Rochester Toronto Baltimore Newark Montreal Providence Buffalo and others with records and next-schedule notes.
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Boston
Chicago
New Yorks
Cinemoats
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago- Rab
Phila
Rixey
Killier Weney
Archer
Philadelphi
St. Louis
St. Louis— Ree
New York
Batterlee
Marquard
Meyers
Geyer and Snyder
Cincinnati— Red
Cinennati
Tyler
Rairdon
Humphries and Clark
St Louie
Washington
Cleveland
Datroit
Rochester
Toronto
Baltimore
Newark
Ternby City
Buffalo
ABC Montreal
Ala Providence
Providence
Jersey City
Montreal
Jerny City
Jeraey City
Ackers and Dain
Gankill and Higgins
Mattern and Burns
Philadelphia A
W. i Bo
Detroit
Clavatana
Man Survives Streetcar Collision by Jumping Away
An Erie man on Sixth Street narrowly escaped death when a streetcar struck him as he stood near the curb. He leaped to avoid being run over, bounced along the car’s crack, and, by quick movements, avoided severe injury though knocked off balance. The man blamed the motorman for not watching the track and failing to attend to duty.
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Erie Dispatch
Vresence
Bedat Moventi
Cholif
Jobo Sighart
Shuhart
Uni
Olen Welling
Ini
Lin
Dictionary bans oath words provoke Holy Name societies
In Hollidaysburg Pennsylvania Magistrate M Calvin Ewl t commented amid a trial of Thomas Winslow for 25 oaths that the dictionary lists 200000 words yet the tongue makers prohibit uttering three words Father Son and Holy Spirit the remark notes the law targets blasphemy It will count evilly offend enraged citizens in the court for each oath and the case reveals ongoing religious misgivings in western Pennsylvania towns
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Hollidaysburg
Pennsylvania
Thomas Winslow
M. Calvin
Little girl burned in front of house in Waveun incident
Aug 14 Waveun Pay reports a four year old girl, youngest child of Mr and Mrs Jonori of 144 South Vive Was removed to hospital after a fire started by a burning bet upon her attire. Neighbors say she was playing outside when a horse slipped and hog fuel caused a blaze. Fire spread rapidly with the girl badly burned and trapped in a bucket before being smothered as flames reached her clothing.
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Waveun
Pay
Courifthin
Wowt
Vane
Stabbed to Death in Bradford Area Funeral Planned
W. Veo informs Marioad of Bornee street that his brother in law was stabbed to death Friday night near Bradford. Marshall Devine, 44, a Bradford resident for four years, former hotel employee, died from a stabbing with his body to be shipped to Bradford for burial. Devine was married with no children and a member of LO C F Moose and Bartenders Panton. His mother visits Bradford for the funeral with Mr. and Mrs. MacParland.
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Bornee Street
Clarkeburg
W. Veo
Hind
Marshall Devine
Devine
Bradford
Clarksburg
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