Hughes Not Their Kind of a Man on Hughes-Beveridge Meeting
Indianapolis eyewitnesses report a heated Hughes-Bev eridge midday event with Peveridge as chairman. The city audience, described as the most enthusiastic Republican crowd this year, contrasted Hughes’ direct style with state machine leaders absent from the gathering.
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Respect Your Pneumagastric Nerve And High Collars
A fervent plea urges women to remove high collars and whalebone supports that press the pneumogastric nerve, impairing health. The call favors natural beauty, free necks, and looser attire to improve liver and heart function, with a final note questioning Republican campaign absence of certain vice-presidential names.
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Cy Clark
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Em Huggins
Tom Spafford
John McGregor
Discouraging Matrimony Sparks Church Marriage Debate
The New York World laments the first church wedding in East Orange in a generation, arguing against legal hurdles that impede matrimony. It defends freer marriage rites, urges public records to reflect true unions, and warns against overbearing restrictions that hinder social progress.
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Clergyman's Sermon Sparks Debate on Servants Roles
In Detroit a prominent preacher drew crowds with a sermon on servants. He argued against labeling cooks, maids, or drivers by lower terms, insisting every helper earns respect through proper titles and useful work. The piece questions how one’s identity is defined by job labels.
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