Don't Marry For Love Alone
E P Shonts argues against marrying for romance alone noting a lasting marriage rests on mutual respect and shared large aims. He urges women to evaluate a man's earnest plans and view of the partnership, stressing the woman as a key factor in society's progress and the need to marry for shared purpose.
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Work a Cure For the Hobo
Lando B and Lewis argue for stern, work based vagrant control focused on deterrence. They call for hard labor, cumulative sentences, and removal from police stations to municipal work houses with compulsory bathing, fumigation, and meals in exchange for labor. They urge arrests of vagrants trespassing on railroads and the creation of labor colonies in each state to educate and deter vagrancy.
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England Faces an Era of Socialism
A sermon by the Right Rev Gordon Lang, Bishop of Stepney, London, argues that the twentieth century will be an era of socialism and cooperation in England. He warns about the widening poverty amid wealth and questions whether the movement will be peaceful or violent, urging the church to guide its course.
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Gordon Lang
Stepney
London
England
Conference on curtailment of drunkenness invited
A diverse wire of short notices reports events across towns including Philadelphia noting Dr. Washington Gladden’s 25th anniversary at First Congregational, a Pennsylvanian lumber agent's sudden death, a deadly house fire in Holden Ohio, and multiple local incidents from Dec. 30 including shootings, drownings, trials, and a needle thread discovery in Ohio.
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Lee Dhe Wan
Niven
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Washington Gladden
First Congregational Church
Doans Kidney Pills Advertised By Hildebrand Store
A testimonial note praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney trouble with claims of relief from back pain and weakness. The letter cites D. B. Pringle of 224 Nth Erie Pa and a daughter injured in an accident, both reporting strong results. Sold by Hildebrand's drug store with Foster Milburn Co as U S. agents. Remember the name Doans and take no other.
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Leokt Kitneyd
Dean
Indiana
D. B. Pringle
N.theroet
Odians
Jumbago
Bildeprand
Heling
Hildebrand
Doan
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Deaths in Blairsville Area Claim Several Residents
Recent deaths include Jack Gallagher a former Blairsville coke works superintendent who died in Ford City after pneumonia funeral held at his daughter Mrs Winona Hicher's home and interment in Blairsville cemetery Emily Findley aged 77 died at her daughter Mrs Lucy Sindorf's Blairsville home and was a Baptist church charter member Bertha Cook died of pneumonia in New Alexandria. her funeral was held with Blairsville connections. John Reed Adams and wife are seriously ill with influenza and their daughter Martha faces pneumonia. the region reports multiple health concerns following a period of illness.
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Parkersburg
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J. E. Baller
James Barnette
Easton
Anger
Gietins
Philip Gisboni
Angelo Talneiri
Peter Malconi
Sharon
Dee
Pelle
Alarthora
Peardever
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Basel
Fairsiont
Opekhiska
Pete Struvers
Frank Magro
Dan Magro
Heltefontaine
Joby Stanley
Johne Abrams
Uniontown
Abrams
Yaugers
Stanley
Abram
Yu Lima
York
J.D. Milfey
Irwin
Michael Bra Nwiski
Russia
Wranklin
People’s Rights Committee
John P. Enery
Venanzo Water Company
Stroudsbure
Maseure Woensbir
Scranton
Elshe sCarald
Lewis
Hoanushtht
Ler
Frookus
Wiliam Dabley
Tnen O
Ap Sugegercent
Dalley
Vinland
Jack Gallagher
Blairsville
Ford City
Colesville
Winona Hicher
Alexander Eicher
Greeneburg
Blairaville
Emily Findley
Lucy Sindorf
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J. Thomas Davin
Bertha Cook
New Alexandria
Blairaville College
J. Reed Adams
Martha
Indiana hospital association meeting at Cunningham's Hall
The Indiana Hospital Association will meet at Cunningham's Hall this evening to hear reports on a hospital site.
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Indiana Hospital Association
Cunningham'’s Hall
Boy Burns Self While Dueling With Imagined Indians
Earle Lawrence Jr aged six from Jamaica New York set fire to his home while playing burning at the stake imitating white settlers. His grandmother dragged him from the flames as neighbors and police criticized his stunt. He was hospitalized with burns and doctors treated him as authorities questioned the incident.
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Earle Lawrence, Jr
Shelton Avenue
Jamaica
Young Lawrence
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Aaid
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