The Modern Spellbinder and His Role in Politics
The piece traces the rise of the spellbinder from ancient tribal leaders to modern political speakers. It notes early orators styled as spellbinders, later adopting the term broadly for speakers guided by results over means, including paid and unpaid work. It discusses campaign payments, public perception, and the craft’s shift toward outcome over rhetoric.
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Salvation Army
Organ Seized From Bereaved Farmer Moves Sheriff
Cincinnati dispatch reports Deputy Cormany confiscated an organ from a farmer near Sixteen-mile Stand. The man, grieving widow’s heir, tearfully recalled his wife's death and the organ bought with her money. Harvey Bowman won a Clinton county suit, forcing levy to sell the instrument at the sheriff's office.
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Jacob Cormany
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Nosh Roway
Rowley
Harvey C. Bowman
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Clinton County
Dury Cormany
Sheriff's Office
York court orders actor to pay wife ten dollars weekly
George F. Fe, composer of Dolly Gray songs, was in a Yorkville court charged with deserting his wife Willie Adelaide Feger also known as Paul Barnes. The magistrate ordered $10 weekly support, rejecting the requested $25, noting Feger’s income from Tony Pastor’s show and a music publishing firm witness testified his earnings had fallen. The case cites lack of personal service and jurisdiction issues.
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George F. Fe
Dolly Gray
Yorkville
Willie Adelaide Feger
Feger
Paul Barnes
Hdazere
Amy
Ther
Illinois
Eiher
Tony Pastor
Blushing Debated as Nervous Disease by Doctor
A physician studying blushing calls it a nervous disease often hereditary and treatable like other nervous ailments. Cases include a man driven to near suicide by taunting, a society woman worn by nerves, and an actress who ruined her complexion masking blush with makeup. Summer eases symptoms for some. storms and damp air worsen others. Strong men rarely blush except extreme moments, and cured blushing is uncommon in men with heart disease. Parents urged to avoid shaming blush-prone children to prevent anxiety.
Superintendents Back Plan for New Normal School
Indiana city and town superintendents met at the state house on Thursday and adopted a resolution to establish another normal school. The concluding speech was delivered by J W Casr, superintendent of the a b.
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State House
Death Stuns Professor Kelsey of Michigan University
ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 21 Professor Francis Kelsey head of the Latin department at Michigan University is near death from a strange liver disease. An operation revealed a liver full of cysts infected with germs. Doctors say this is the ninth known case in the world.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Francis Kelsey
Michigan University
Les
Kelsey
Popular SUN Liners Ad Promises Inexpensive Results
The notice advertises SUN liners as inexpensive with guaranteed results. It lists two phone numbers and an office at 121-133 East Ohifont for contact.
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E. Ohifont
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