Oberlin Beats Wesleyan in Debate Contest
Oberlin defeated Wesleyan in a debate contest last night with a decisive negative on the inheritance day question. Judges awarded unanimous decisions. local debaters Harley L. Lutz Neil W. McGill and Frank Q. Koehler represented Oberlin.
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Wesleyan
Harley L. Lutz
Vinmbus
Neil W. McGill
Meadise
Frank QO. Koehler
Corston
Delaware
Edith Miller
Alfred F. Tigges
Ernest L. Marting
Once Cotton King Now Dying
New York report details Daniel J. Sally once known as the cotton king dying after a career riding cotton prices. He built a fortune through a long bull campaign and big profits in the cotton trade, then faced a dramatic collapse as bears and sharks moved in and he lost it all, struggling to regain the crown of the cotton king.
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New York
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Prnidee Advertiser
Sunday Corner Second and Chapel Streets Services
Sunday Corner hosts morning and evening sermons "The Victory of Fatta" and "In What Shall We Trust" with good music and open questions. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner Court and Second streets led by Rev. William B Cadmus with 10:00 sermon "The Wisdom of Ecclesiastes" and 7:00 sermon on why Congregationalists do not emphasize healing.
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Fatta
First Congregational
Second Streets
William B. Cadmus
Harrison Street
Religious services and Bible studies announced across several churches
Baptism service at 11 30 a m and Bible study at 11 30 a m lead into morning and evening sermons by Pastor J B Reese and Dr Dawson. Youth meetings at 6 p m and a Lenten program with English Lutheran and Maccabee hall services feature sermons titled A Blessed Man Appearing With Christ and Vision and a Life. Choirs Treble Clef and new quartette club perform. Sunday school times include 9 00 to 10 30 a m.
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Young -Eople
Men's Society
Corner Lake Avenue
Lodi Streets
J. B. Reese
West River Street
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Maccabee Hall
W. H. Dale
Forcing Rhubarb and Early Garden Hints From Kansas Farmer
Forcing rhubarb in various structures from a Kansas farmer described in American Agriculturist. Details include making a shallow arched forcing house, using strong two to four year old plants, packing moist soil, and winter production yielding tender stalks. Also mentioned are sowing seeds for early spring, care for silage, convenient window boxes, and basic slag meal as fertilizer.
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Kansas
Hiae
Br &Crews
Farm Journal
Australian Leaf for Women’s Ailments Promoted
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a safe monthly regulator curing female weaknesses including inflammation and ulcers. Sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents, with free sample offer. The Mother Gray Co. based in Le Roy, New York. Also notes jewelry repair services by R. J. Hill with prompt order fulfillment.
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Mother Gray
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Hugo's Short Memory Across Three Encounters
An excerpt recounts Hugo and Schoelcher recalling their near arrest after a coup d etat. Hugo describes a moment when Schoelcher shouted Down with Caesar as infantry passed, nearly sealing their fate. The reminiscences span visits to Guernsey and Hugo's Brussels era, highlighting fear and loyalty amid political upheaval.
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Revue Sebdemadaire
Victor Luge
Napoleon ML
Victor Wuge
Schoelcher
Paris
Hugo
Schoeleher
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Heussels
Ree
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Lino
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Elvic
Tage
Animals at Play and City Winds Spark Quiet Reflections
A collection of pointed observations on daily life and human nature. Notes on play in animals, a writer recalling a mouse and a kitten, and questions about city fashion and winds. Jokes about snobbish quarters and a Scot preacher’s nervous debut close the piece.
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Soule
Tie
Anti-toxin demand grows as diphtheria prevention shown
Columbus report notes Dr. C. O. Probst says anti-toxin immunization is increasingly accepted. A six child family case shows a diphtheria outbreak among parents after initial child recovery, then both parents recover after renewed immunization. The incident supports vaccinating both children and adults.
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Columbus
C. O. Probst
State Board of Health
Howe
Vroost
Beck
Police Round Up Four Drunks In Oberlin
The Elastin police arrested four intoxicated men Friday afternoon and evening. All pled guilty and were fined four dollars plus costs. One suspect, Frank Clancy over ninety, from Oberlin, had four cents and three quarts of whisky. Others named James Wilson John Ellis and H. H. Noble.
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Frank Clancy
Oberlin
James Wilson
John Ellis
H. H. Noble
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