Transvaal and Orange Free State Navy Absence Noted
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Board preserves five-year use of key school texts
The State Board of Education voted to extend the use of Montgomery's history Tryde's Grammars Indiana Physiology and the speller in public schools for another five years.
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Railroad Activity Amid Slumps in Prosperity
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Prohibition State Convention Set for Indianapolis Dates
The Prohibition party convention meets in Indianapolis on April 24 and 25. Delegates number 840, with one delegate per fifteen votes cast for the Prohibition ticket in 1898 and two additional delegates at large from each county.
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Postal Department Figures Put Tadiana in Rank Two
A Washington prepared statement places Tadiana second in free delivery mail routes and patrons served, with Ohio leading in both routes and patrons. California enters Tadiana in the count of patrons.
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Tadaena
Miami County Office Candidates Reflect Public Service Spirit
In Miami County many citizens consider running for office as a duty to serve the people rather than a pursuit of personal gain. The Democratic side shows a notable number of candidates already advanced, indicating strong civic engagement in the county's political landscape.
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Editor claims danger in churches as pulpit violence rises
The Columbia City Commercial editor argues fear keeps many away from church. He cites scenes of a canon at the reading bush, a big gun in the pulpit, bishops charging clergy, a choir clashing with the antiems, and an organist attempting to drown the choir, portraying a perilous church scene.
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Editor makes enemies and friends in sharp squib
A brief squib notes an editor who stirs both respect and enmity, claiming some readers react as hollow headed critics. The piece suggests a self-proclaimed critic backs away from real confrontation, choosing to remain unnamed and avoid direct challenge to the paper.
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Home paper defense and carpeted Congress in spoof tone
A terse critique defends the local home paper and lampoons Congress with remarks on its red carpet for an even numbered Fifty Sixth Congress. It mocks gender stereotypes and social polish, urging practical virtue over superficial display in public life.
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What a Life in the Dull Toil of Household and Town
The passage contrasts domestic labor and rural work with urban drudgery. It notes the secretive nature of men and women, the housewife’s daily scrubbing and sewing, and the farmer or city worker seeking small social relief at town, arguing for more room for rest and sunshine beyond constant toil.
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Woman's social nature and rest for the laboring wife
The Indiana Farmer extols balanced woman and says she should enjoy rest and learning through institutes and clubs. It urges wives to engage in activity or at least read, to improve as companions and individuals, warning against overwork as the world moves on. Indiana Farmer notes 50 five years as a leading agricultural paper. It announces a free Christmas edition and calls for canvassing agents, offering sample copy and terms.
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A Night of Pevror and Bizarre Claims
A fragmented notice touts a dubious cure for chest and long diseases claiming a miracle remedy sold at Post-Office Drug Store. The chant of names and mis-spelled terms hints at a sensational broadside promising immediate relief but offers little credible detail or evidence.
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Steger Piano Company Promises Quality and Durability
Sweet music appeals to heart and soul as Steger Piano emphasizes high standards. Only the best materials are used, ensuring durability. Factories at Steer Gil boast modern machinery and large scale in the West. Intending buyers are invited to write for a free descriptive catalog from Steyer & Co, Chicago, established 1879.
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Steyer & Co
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