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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1899
Page
9
A long exhortation extols women’s vital role in mercy work and home life. It highlights nursing the sick, supporting the poor, and leading charitable acts, with biblical allusions and examples of women’s courage, perseverance, and faith.
A vivid account of a harvest supper shows villagers, including Judie Nore and Lue Ladies Home, preparing a feast. Tables brim with pies, butter, milk, jam, and meats while men rest after hard work, horses fed, and a rustic windless evening settles over the farm.
A report on a public exhibition linked to the Royal inauguration year notes Professor Dewsr stating liquid hydrogen as the coldest liquid and a new research instrument. The liquid in vacuum shows zenile equilition. air ice forms at the bottom as surface air condenses and solidifies, with a light test confirming hydrogen.
The New York Sun lauds Admiral Dewey as possibly the Navy’s top swordsman among senior officers, noting his skill with a three cornered dueling blade and likening him to a chivalrous, kingship weapon. It recalls Lucien Young as a notable contemporary, and frames the sword as emblematic of honor in naval history.
The article reports that church revenues largely come from tithes and investments. It notes one third of income supports church programs and praises, with expectations of cash proceeds from bonds and banking interests. President Snew predicts all bonds will be redeemed within five years.
A Baltimore American quotation warns that excessive zeal ruins health and wrecks lives, noting that breaking records is paid for by broken health and that honor is costly. The piece critiques pushing good aims to disastrous extremes.
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