A Great American Justice Remembered and Honored
Washington tribute to Stephen J. Field calls him a prince of the legal world and a minister’s son who rose from San Francisco mining camps to the U S Supreme Court. The sermon lauds his dissenting opinions, integrity, and lifelong piety, and urges reverence for the judiciary and its role in justice.
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Judge William SC Field remembered in faith and reason
The speaker praises Justice Field’s life and beliefs, noting his faith in the Bible, logical mind, and devotion to Christ. He lauds his final moments as a devout Christian death and urges young readers to trust Christianity as tested by Field’s intellect and example.
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England Declared World Leader in Alcohol Consumption
London announces England as the greatest drinking nation with per head beer 30.31 quarts, wine 0.39 gallons, and spirits 1.02 quarts. America and European rivals show lower totals though wine declines in England while beer and spirits rise.
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Germany
The Placard and the Jug Temperance Tale
A tailor uses placards to promote temperance and reaches a hard drinker. The man reads the message daily, destroys a jug, enters the store, and becomes converted. The tale highlights the quiet power of the printed page and faith in God.
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National Advocate
Temperance Bits and Moral Voices Across Papers
A collage of quotations on temperance from Lever Nation al Advocate United Presbyterian and The Pilot praises duty and public conscience while criticizing intemperance. It references Dr Dawson’s Boston drink bill, a New York World remark on duty and canteens, and notes on microbes and rum, ending with a cheeky New Parliament for Drawabeards and Argentine street sweeping penalties.
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Navy Department
Alcohol and sugar experiments cited across armies
The article reviews experiments on alcohol intake by military regiments showing abstainers gain alertness and endurance, malt liquor drinkers sustain longer with less initial dash, and whisky drinkers fatigue sooner. It notes German sugar rations being tested for fatigue resistance and discusses liquor’s impact on social responsibility and colonial Africa’s liquor trade.
Popular Delusions Shattered On Whisky And Snake Bites
Prof. Leonard Stejneger, a United States government expert, states whisky worsens snake bite effects by speeding circulation and dispersing poison, contradicting common belief. The piece notes 000 gallons of spirits move annually from Europe and America to Africa.
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Chicago Tribune
Saloon profits ride on creating appetite, says missionary editor
An Ohio Liquor League extract reprinted by The Missionary Review of the World argues that saloons exist to create artificial appetite for alcohol. It contends liquor revenue hinges on ongoing craving, destroys natural fellowship, harms homes, and profits from boys treated with nickels.
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Chicago Standard
No Pain No Gas Dental Service Promise
An old advertisement touts painless tooth extraction and cheap dental work in Fort Wayne. It claims a money back offer for any tooth extracted with pain, lists crown fillings and bridge work prices, and advertises a ten year guarantee and a protective warranty on all procedures.
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Local Grocery Ads List Various Stocks and Prices
A busy catalog of groceries and confections with prices. items include raisins maple syrup pineapple candies and a range of canned goods. Alarming low prices claim the lowest candy prices in trade history with references to cigars wines and liqueurs and German kuemmel bottles.
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