Beauty Diet at table promotes harmony and health myths
The article advocates a simple table friendly diet focusing on fruits and vegetables like apples Rhubarb and certain greens. It argues beauty comes from clean eating with minimal meat and warns against heavy sauces and processed foods. It cites physicians noting apples aid digestion and cleansing.
School To Train To Become Wives PlayRaid
Educational program described as training for women overseen by school authorities. Mentions superintendent and assistants, with plans, locations, and attempts to establish roles and duties of future wives. References to penalties, compliance, and community expectations within a historical context.
Religious Craze For Black Leader
A fragmented OCR piece reports a religious fervor centered on a Black leader, detailing debates, ceremonies, and community reactions. It notes references to speakers and rituals, with tension between worshippers and opponents. Names and places are garbled, but the piece implies a unsettled congregation and contested authority.
Jewels Sale Plan Suppressed Memorial Hospital Funds
Fragmented OCR text describes disposal of jewelry from a Stanford University collection and the planned sale of jewels to fund a memorial hospital. It mentions Mrs Atsulire and a committee at the university considering alternate sites, with the university expressing intent to auction the remaining pieces to support a memorial ward.
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Bottle containing note found after 25 years near Norfolk
A historical note recovered from a bottle drifted in Paper Sound tells of Mate Keller's voyage from Norfolk in 1882 and the later sighting by C W Loveberry in 1906. The message, though faded, reports attempts to locate Keller or his relatives and notes bottles drifted widely at sea.
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First Shots In Coming Revolution
A fragmentary report describes alleged Mexican forces marching toward a Copper Queen store in Douglas. Adjoining council adjourned as shots rang out, claimed to be the first in a rising revolt. Mentions armed groups, stockpiled rifles, and labor unrest echoed from France.
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Masonic Temple Plans and Lodge News Highlighted
The report notes grand lodge edicts on funding a Masonic temple in Atlanta with a $100,000 cost, pending facilities for lodge meetings and regional growth. Maryland Royal Arch Masons report 2070 members, while Kentucky home finances and Philadelphia donations exceed $15,000.
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Knights of Pythias Voting on Supreme Constitution Amendments
The Gra Loctave reveals how districts vote on proposed changes to the supreme constitution. In verified results from fourteen states three in favor and eleven against the eighteenth year amendment. One in favor and thirteen against the proposal to set a minimum membership fee for grand judges. Unity lodge Benton reports seventy five candidates with new city efforts. Hindstrax seeks Ohio Pythians’ example as 4.2 million homes may arise at a contract point in Decatur or Bloomington. Endowment rank reaches 75,000. The best Pythian judge was instituted in Washington or Hebron on February 10, 1904.
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Odd Fellows lodge notes and transfers in late 19th century report
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Concord
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