TIMES POST Home Delivery and Odd Editorial Rantings
Readers are reminded to request the TIMES-POST by postal card or by telephone 525 for home delivery. Irregular service should prompt immediate complaints. The page then reels through a stream of satirical and confused opinions about politics, society, and foreign affairs, lampooning figures such as Roosevelt, Tackling topics from marriages to currency, and ending with a sharp critique of press knowledge on gold coin clauses in mortgages.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Europe
Indiana history writer Mr English praised in Cincinnati Enquirer
The Cincinnati Enquirer extols William H English of Indiana as a diligent author of a forthcoming History of Indiana. It lauds his research, liberal funding of documents, and regard him as a devoted Democrat allied with Governor Matthews, with potential presidential nomination talk surrounding Ohio figures.
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Mr. English
Indiana
Cincinnati Enquirer
William H. English
United States
Ohio
New York
Jknelish
English
Hancock
Claud Matthews
Apparently True The Third Term Talk Origin
A close friend of Mr Cleveland says most of the third term discussion originates from his enemies. The Indianapolis Sentinel notes this claim as apparently true.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Cleveland
No Third Term Preference Among Newspapers and Voters
The piece argues newspapers hostile to Cleveland shape most coverage of a potential third term. It notes friendly papers offer no support for a third term. The public favors a single term, often six years, and Cleveland himself shows no interest in a third term.
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Cleveland
Fashion Gowns and Trimmings Highlight Summer Styles
A description of summer attire notes stiff collars pushed back for easier breathing, with pliable options like chemisette and guimpe. White gowns in muslin gauze and foulard remain popular, while silk, embroidered laces, and gauze inserts shape bodices and godet skirts.
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Godet
Etiquette Q and Answers From The Correspondents 1805
From the 1805 column by Edgar W. Nye, the piece presents humorous etiquette guidance and mock Q A about relationships letters and social manners. It quotes letters from readers across states with wry observations on propriety and social rituals.
Gas and candles spark tavern danger tale
An anecdote from a passenger recalls a farmer joking about using candles and gas at taverns to avoid accidents, linking a past string of deaths to gas mishaps. A second piece notes Louis Armand, prince of Conti, famed for clumsiness, causing the palace joke of mistaken identity at a Paris masked ball.
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Louis Armand
Prince of
Prince
Hens That Will Lay and the Hen’s Value to Agriculture
An 19th century style agricultural column urges balanced feed for laying hens with cornmeal wheat middlings and bran plus greens and occasional meat scraps. It notes warm winter mash, accessible minerals, and proper coop size to maximize eggs. The piece also extols the hen as vital to national wealth, citing United States egg output and England’s imports.
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England
Excur sion Rates To Mountain Lake Park Md
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad sells excursion tickets to Mountain Lake Park Maryland from August 1 to 27 at one fare for round trip. Proceeds support the Women's Foreign Missionary Society and Mountain Chautauqua Meetings. Tickets valid for return to August 29, 1895. For details contact a B and O ticket agent or Ju. J. Allen Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mountain Lake Park
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Mountain Chautauqua
Allen
Chicago
Ice Cream and Kisses in Humorous Snippets
A collage of lighthearted quips from various papers humorously contrasts ice cream with deadly microbes and kissing. It recounts playful exchanges about manners at work and college antics, ending with Harvard students reciting a staged line about chapel attendance.
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Indianapolis Journal
B and O selling excursion tickets to Syracuse Indiana
On July 29 and 30 August 5 0 8 and 9 the B and O will sell excursion tickets to Syracuse Ind at very low rates for German campmeeting Young People's Alliance meeting and English campmeeting at Oakwood park. Tickets returnable until August 20. For information call or address nearest B and O ticket agent or L S Allen assistant general passenger agent Chicago Illinois.
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Syracuse
Ind
Young People’s Alliance
Oakwook Park
L. S. Allen
Chicago
Lil
Central Bimetallic Compact Calls for Silver Restoration
A historical plea advocates restoring silver coinage to pre-1873 levels. It argues free coinage supported prices and prosperity, condemns the 1878 coinage act, and urges the formation of a Central Bimetallic Compact to educate and mobilize political action to reinstate silver in U S coinage.
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Tiwes -Post
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