Florida election notice on ratification of constitutional amendments
Florida Secretary of State announces that a statewide vote will be held on Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1908 to ratify or reject three joint resolutions altering the constitution. Provisions cover judicial salaries, education tax for state institutions, and court establishment amendments.
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Florida
State of
I. H. Clay Crawford
State Oflorida
Supreme Court
State of Florida
University of the State of Florida
Florida Female College
Institute For the Blind, Deaf and Dumb
Colored Normal School
State Board of Education
Senate
Tallahassee
Clay Crawfor
Notice of Election in St Lucie County Florida 1908
Secretary of State Crawford announces a general election in St Lucie County on Tuesday November 3 1908. Voters will choose Presidential electors governor secretary of state attorney general comptroller treasurer superintendent of public instruction agriculture commissioner Supreme Court justices railroad commissioner state senator and representatives county offices including sheriff clerk assessor tax collector treasurer surveyor and county boards and justices of the peace across districts.
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St. Lucie County
Florida
I. H.clay Crawford
State of Florida
United States
State of
Flor
Supreme Court
House of Representatives
County Board of Public Instruction
L.S
State
Tallahassee
H. Clay Crawford
Carlton
Sacrifices and the Nile in ancient Egyptian belief
The Nile was venerated and feared in ancient Egypt. Delayed flood rise could lead to sacrifices including a beautifull young girl drowned to appease the god. The essay then notes the Cult of the Hotel as a British institution underpinning London life, per Milan Corriere Della Serra.
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Nile
London
Milan
Corriere Della Serra
A Comparison Mrs Giles Anxiously Asks After Rector Health
In London Punch style, Mrs Giles anxiously questions the rector's health and condemns a class called bad doers, arguing that giving food to pigs does not help them. The dialogue reflects social satire and concern over moral behavior.
Different Points of View
A seedy pessimist laments poverty while a ragged optimist counters it with ease. Syrus adds that successful guilt troubles society, reflecting a sharp social critique.
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Syrus
A Course of Ox An Antidote for the Strenuous Life
In this Atlantic excerpt Charles D Stewart argues the ox as a model of steady labor. The animal’s pace remains constant, unburdened by flags of effort, contrasting with the drawn-out fatigue of the horse and the strain of modern motion. The piece presents the ox as a calming exemplar for work and life.
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Charles D Stewart
Atlantic
A Collegian Chooses Smooth Inside Pipes
A New York Sun report describes a college student in a tobacco shop testing briar pipes by eye and finger. He discards those with rough interiors, tests for smoothness, and buys the one that bakes evenly and sweetens with use, believing rough bowls burn and cake poorly.
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New York Sur
Count Briscz Shifts Position Amid Noble Bearing
A fragment notes Count Briscz adopting a new stance to catch the light, highlighting his aristocratic, dignified bearing as he shifts his position.
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Briscz
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