Debates on Decollete Fashion Trigger Open Letter
Henry Cor writes in the Lacon Journal criticizing depictions of female dress and modesty, comparing fashion trends to religious imagery. He cites contemporary advertising and Bible illustrations, arguing for restrictive standards and noting Mohammedan practices as a contrast.
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Futomen
Dutun
Paul
Diuyp
Temaius
Henry Cor
Lacon Journel
Lacon Journal
Henry
Ake
Dorcas
Atnr
Yemén
Yemen
G. W. Fens
Kitchener
Khartem
American Women and Liberty in Christian Nations
A political essay argues that Christian nations elevate women’s liberty and virtue, praising American women and opposing regulating dress. It asserts women gain real freedom where Christianity leads, while critiquing impositions on personal attire and behavior.
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Kansas
Oklahoma Territory described for settlers by a reader
A reader extols Oklahoma territory weather and soils while detailing rainfall patterns east of the Santa Fe railway, farm land quality, crop suitability, and water availability. He notes wind, winters, summers, well water use, and varying land value from 84 to 826 per acre, with crops like winter wheat and alfalfa among the highlights.
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Republican
Oklahoma Territory
Illinois
Oklahoma
Kay County
Tylelda
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted by Personal Health Testimonials
A collection of endorsements claim Hood's Sarsaparilla improves health across social classes. Statements describe cures of scrofula and erysipelas in a son, weight gain after neuralgia, and eczema relief for a toddler, all attributed to the remedy.
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Hood
David Larro
Ottawa
Kansas
M. A. Waters
Washington, D.C
A. van Wyck
Montgomery Street
Paterson, N. J
Oklahoma Territory Prospects From A Drury Letter
A letter by D. B. T. describes Oklahoma as a promising but mixed farming region. Crops like peaches, plums, apples, cotton, and beans show potential, though frost and land care matter. The writer notes cattle, hogs, poultry viability, prices, wages, and schooling, with a cautious warning to newcomers about costs and land deeds.
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Carpenter
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Lllinois
Wisdom and the fallibility of courts in search for truth
A column questions how wisdom can be traced to a source and critiques repeated court decisions and the idea that one man wields ultimate authority. It cites a New York damage case, judge changes, and a folk-illusion of consolidated power, ending with a note on a Chicago Times Herald clip and a health cure advert.
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New York
Vane
Kilkenny
Congress
United States
Jecide Important
Thesparsh
Earcher
Chicago Tribunal
Carter HH Hamtibon
Chicago
Chicago Times
Eee
Chicago Tribune
Washington
Poatmaster
Braots Zeitung
Chicago Tribunate
West
Martin J Russell
Chicago Chronicle
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el Warer
Chicago Times Herald
Farm Journal
J. H. McLean
Saala
Speicy
Calcasiem Parish
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Kansas City
Watkins & Gulf
Kansas City, Pitsburg & Gulf
Oberlin
Owa
Lake Charlang San
Lake Arthur
Aires
Vinton Law
K.O
Edgerly
Pulphur City
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G. W. Snell
Wurrerteto
California
Qos
Bai Ao
Rocal
Joan Sebastian
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Chicago, Ill
E. W. Thompson
A.G P.A
Topeka, Kan
Blacksmith
Lower Edward Street
Henry Yaeger
Irank Osbon
Alex, Doelzer
Henry, Ill
C. A. Camp
R. Ty
Elent
Golidinga
Oeonge Gregory
SwagnoHa
Lil
York
Richard Suey
Sql
Hutchins, Lincoln & Co
Henry 1H Lewi18 M, Lincoln, Manraall Downey, Torace F
Hutchins
Lacon
Lundy Postofica
Willa
Anchinpery
Glerk
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