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Newspaper
Elkhart Daily Review
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
3
Debate on Primitive Man Ends In Family Gaffe
In a tale of Professor Edmonds and his daughter Kate, a clash of science and memory unfolds. Kate, studying evolution with her father, returns incognito and shocks him at a university reception by correcting his views on the primate line and human development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Edmonds
Kate Edmunds
Kate
Debate Interrupted and Racedhorse Quip Headlines
A clipped fragment features a Philadelphia Ledger quote about an argument with a conductor and a Baltimore American pun from a scholar in racing circles. The exchange hints at a tense travel moment and academic humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Not a Myth or a Quack Pill Cry
A clipped verse from the Denver News-Times and Houston Post questions about truth and quack quinine pills seen in signs and scenes. It contrasts stunts in a moving picture show with seasonal chills and spring rumors, prompting readers to seek clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary and A Little Lamb
Denver News-Times
Quack
Houston Post
Prayer by Reverend Waters at National Republican Convention
The Reverend Willian O Waters of Chicago offers a prayer at the National Republican Convention asking blessing on the President and leaders. He seeks divine guidance for unity, justice, and prosperity for the nation, ending with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian O. Waters
Chicago
United States
Jesus Christ
Prayer by Rev. Dr. Hill at Republican National Convention
Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill of Metropolitan Temple New York delivered a prayer at the Republican National Convention praising liberty faith and national unity. He invoked blessings on the nation president judges governors and citizens urging justice wisdom and peace worldwide. The report notes Hitt’s transfer from Rome to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Hill
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Plymouth Rock
Lincoln
United States
Lord
Christ
Acre Property for Sale Near City Limits
Small tracts of five ten or fifteen acres adjoining the city limits offered at low prices within the next thirty days. Contact Andrew 8 Lamb at 123 West Lexington Avenue. Also a note: Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music Mrs Frances Styers TAL Bower at 11m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Lamb
West
Lexington Avenue
Sires and Sons and Distant Leaders in Public Life
A collage of brief notes profiles several public figures and events. It mentions Senator Flint of California as well dressed, Rep J C Needham born in an emigrant wagon near Carson City, Lipton's costly yacht ventures, Mexican landowner Pedro Alvarado giving funds for poverty relief, and personal anecdotes about judges Norton and Nelson. It also notes Vice President Fairbanks attending Champlain anniversary events in Quebec, and President Roosevelt possibly joining a barbecue at Point of Pines Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Flint
California
J. C. Needham
Carson City
Ney
Thomas Lipton
Senor
Pedro Alvarado
United States
Gallinger
Fairbanks
Quebec
Champlain
Roosevelt
Point of Pines
Revere
Mass
Essex
Middlesex
Norfolk
Plymouth
Herbert Gladstone
Prince von Bulow
Italy
Rome
Like a Bicycle Pneumatic tendencies and spiral trouble quoted
The Baltimore American presents dialogue about Miranda described by a doctor as having pneumatic tendencies and a threat of spiral trouble. The exchange frames a medical concern as a quirky narrative aside in a column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miranda
Baltimore American
Biscuits Lifted by Gold Medal Flour Slogan Recalls Mammy Dialect
A regional ad slogan extols biscuits made with Gold Medal Flour, praising their superiority with a playful MaMay dialect line. The jingle evokes homey Southern imagery and classic flour branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MaMay
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