Lincoln as a Lawyer at Lincoln Day services
The speaker recounts Abraham Lincoln’s modest origins and self made rise from humble roots to a famed lawyer and statesman. He notes Lincoln’s honesty, study by firelight, and commitment to duty and God, quoting his famous phrases about a house divided and unity.
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Grand vaudeville bill at the Grand features Signor Gennaro and gondolier band
The program showcases Signor Gennaro with 26 Gondolier musicians in Venetian stage production and a soloist performance of A Sole Mio. Also on the bill are Tom Davis Trio in Motoring in Mid Air, Bessie Wynn, Julie Ring Co, The Two Pucks, Hallen and Hayes, Joe Cook and brother, The Great Lester, Kinodrome features, and a musical by Williams and Walker with Shipp Rogers and Cook.
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New Century Girls At Empire Theater Parade
Empire Theater presents the New Century Girls a top burlesque troupe with clever comedy catchy music and dazzling effects. The bill features two burlesques The Hotel Hampshire and Beans a sensational racetrack comedy plus vaudeville stars and a host of pretty singers.
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New Gabetv Ening Headliner At Newbetys Vaudeville
New Gabetv ening headlining act by Buren and Close praised as the season’s best one act playlet at the family playhouse. Frank Hall delivers witty jokes and rare musical talent. La Adela delights in toe dancing and light fantasy. Teach and Vance present a novelty slack wire act. George Peltier performs illustrated ballads. Two reels of moving pictures accompany the program.
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Park Theater Opens with Williams and Walker Comic Duo
Park Theater presents Bert Williams and Walkers a vaudeville duo for the afternoon show with Bandanna Land a three act Dixie set. Williams shines delivering pessimistic philosophy and humorous grotesque song and dance while Weather assists with lighthearted antics and quick wit.
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New YMCA Offers Two New Educational Courses
The Young Men's Christian Association plans several new courses in its educational department after the new building opens. Two classes will cover commercial law and civil service, preparing students for the railway mail service. Alva J. Rucker of Indiana University and Columbia University will teach commercial law, while F. C. Hel. Gerhart, a railway mail service veteran, will lead civil service instruction.
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Terrence Ryan Dies at 99 in Local Home
Terrence Ryan, 99, died Saturday at the Little Sisters of the Poor on East Vermont Street. He was the institution’s oldest resident and had two sons in Union County. His daughter Anna Ryan works as a nurse at Fletcher's sanitarium. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ford jury unable to reach verdict in Bloomington case
Bloomington Indiana February 8 The Ford jury reported at 9 am that it could not agree on a verdict after being sequestered since Saturday night. The panel stood nine for conviction and three for acquittal.
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Whiskey: for Same Back To .one-bAlt pint
Readable fragments describe a note on whiskey pricing or labeling with unclear references to a brand, pint size, and a possible note about sarsaparilla. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or named entities to verify a full news item.
Former Fidelity Funding Chief Faces Charges Again
Patrick J. Kieran, former president of the Fidelity Funding Company of New York, returned to answer charges connected to the company’s collapse.
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Police Drift for Clues in Lake Death Case
Chicago police at Hudson avenue drag the lake near Goeth street to identify an elderly woman found slain by clothing and a purse. Inspectors recover a black coat hat green shirt waist and scarf along with glasses and cough medicine prescription from L A Horn of 442 North Clark Street. Horn to be questioned for leads.
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Refuses to Prosecute In Beer Bottle Assault Case
Lon Johnson, accused of assaulting Virgil Gott with a beer bottle last Tuesday night in Flackville, was arrested Monday by Detectives Holtz and Samuel. He was released without bond after declaring no hard feelings with Gott, who was treated in hospital for injuries from flying glass.
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Reverend Sam Jones Otakes a Jab at Parsonage Charity
A Cleveland Leader excerpt recalls Rev Sam Jones lecturing a frugal congregation. He jokes he would sic a mean dog on the stingy givers. The minister laughs and confirms the plan matches his own intention to push generosity.
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Prescription Told to Cure Piles Liver Trouble and Constipation
An article quotes a well known mother nurse at a major hospital urging daily constInation prevention. It promotes a home remedy using cascacy fluid, essence cardiol, and rhubarb syrup with dosing for adults and children after meals.
The Klaw & Erlanger Theatre War In Chicago
Persistent reports claim Klaw and Erlanger face Disney style upheaval as Shubert Co. prepares to withdraw from the old system. The piece contrasts Shubert modern methods with Klaw & Erlanger tradition and notes Chicago venues facing management turmoil and dwindling audiences.
Why Cascarets Rule the Market of the Good Health Era
The piece extols Cascarets as a daily necessity for millions of Americans. It claims 220000 tablets consumed daily and over six years of mass use, with five million dollars spent building trust. It warns of imitators and counterfeiters seeking illicit gains from Cascaret success.
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Cascarets Health Ad touts safe pure vegetable cleanser
A vintage advertisement extols Cascarets as a time tested merit based product. It claims the cleanser strengthens the digestive canal and bowel muscles and protects children as a safe harmless reliable aid. The copy emphasizes natural vegetable ingredients and disease fighting benefits.
Lincoln a Good Man Strong in Religious Faith
Rev. H C Cuppinger of Edwin Ray M E church delivered a Lincoln lecture urging legislators to live by their convictions amid liquor and political pressure. He praised Lincoln as honest and principled, condemning graft and brewer influence and urging lawmakers to follow Lincolnian ethics. Evening sermon titled Lincoln the Christian featured Rev J W Allen and H C Price discussing Lincoln the Soldier and Lincoln the Lawyer and Statesman.
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Bishop Quayle Addresses 2280 at YMCA Meeting on The Fighting Chance
Bishop William A. Quayle spoke to about 2,282 men at the YMCA gathering in HEnglish's Opera House Sunday. He praised Robert W. Chambers's The Fighting Chance as mercilessly criticizing rich indifference to wealth and responsibility and urged accountability for the prosperous.
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The Kimona and Callers By Beatrice Fairfax
Dear Little Correspondent, a reader asks if a girl in a kimono may receive male callers without warning. The columnist argues modesty lies in conduct not dress, defending kimono wear when a caller arrives unexpectedly and insists propriety depends on character and intent.
New Cascaroyal Pill Promises Cheap Laborer Health Aid
A fragment describes Cascaroyal pills as a new scientific drug made from castor oil and other ingredients. It claims the product will free the laboring class from common ills, costs far less than minerals used by the rich, and avoids usual cathartic side effects. The pills are produced by the Thurn Products Co. of Dayton and sold in small packages.
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