Washington and Kansas political notes and a war update
Lawrence Kansas discusses political lines in Kentucky and Atchison county, with remarks on Bryan Republicans, Curtis stock, and Mollineux doubts. It reviews Congress polygamy bans, Chicago convention aims, trust fights, and a call for Kansas City's Democratic National Convention role. It casts doubt on McEnery's arid lands claim and irrigation costs in the West.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Carib
Senate
Mc Beery
Louisiana
Mixsiasippi Valley
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Quick Grip Recovery
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as the swift remedy for grip and aftereffects. It cites a patient from Hallsville Ohio who recovered from la grippe with renewed appetite sleep and weight gain after using Nervine and associated products. The text promotes the drugstore sale and a free booklet offer.
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la Grippe
Cincinnati
Miles
Nerve
WaLkes
Hallsville
Ohio
Welte
Mites Meorcas Co
Elichart
Ind
Club News Of The Week In North Lawrence
The Current Event club marked its third anniversary with an annual banquet at Mrs H Houston’s residence. Members delivered quotations, discussed South Africa and the Philippi campaign, and elected new officers led by Mrs Watson. Multiple clubs met with reports on literature, history, and current events, followed by social gatherings and lectures, with notes on local post and boarding-house details.
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North Lawrence
H. Houston
Ciub
Margaret Nesbitt
Miss Nesbitt
Watson
Watt
Carey
Robinson
Nesbitt
Dillon
Garnett
Garrett
Wall
Hislop
Round Table Club
W.J Gilmore
AL. Stanton
A Roche
Ebens Isla
Loch Katrine
Winifred Luther
Scotland
Edwards
Savage
Quivera Club
United States
Fisher
Whitman
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Miss Robinson
Nm. Haskell
Shelley
Rosalind
Helen
Julian
Maddale
Carwean
Henley
Holland
Hentey
Cockins
Barker
May Phillips
Rall Call
Ness
Macomb
Auerbach
Gosthe
Asher
Goethe
Train Seat Misadventure and a Father’s Lament
A man recalls a family trip aboard a world fair era train. A boy sits dangerously near the window after a stern warning, prompting the father to spank him. The boy’s misbehavior ends with the punch line of his sibling’s gleeful mischief across the aisle. The Detroit Free Press recounts the humorous domestic episode and a Grain-O advertisement followed by a coffee substitute pitch.
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Hin
Var
Thore
Willie
Detroit Free Press
Douglass relative dispute fuels color lineage debate
A Springfield Republican letter asserts Frederick Douglass’s ancestry and color not as claimed by Mrs Dall. It cites family testimony from Washington DC and Maryland about grandmotherly lineage, white and black relatives, and mixed heritage. The missive challenges Mrs Dall’s Gothic portrait and notes Douglass’s own view of bloodlines.
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Ucla
Springfield Republican
Frederick Dowglam
Sam
Mrs. Dall
Frederick Douglass
Frederick
Douglass
Isaac
Bailey Bailey
Thomas Bailey
Betsay Bailey
Tom
Lewis H Douglass
Washington, D. C
The family and moral training of children
A dense exploration of family education as the basis of character, urging fathers and mothers to cultivate virtue, self control, and wealth as means, not ends. It contrasts natural and spiritual growth, notes the role of morality and religion, and cites Elizabeth Curtiss on education’s community ripple effects.
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Yasso
Elizabeth Curtiss
Plymouth Church Uses Ads to Reach Unchurched
The Plymouth Congregational church in Des Moines Iowa plans to advertise sermon topics in daily newspapers to attract attendees who do not currently attend church. The idea faced initial objections but leaders argue advertising can save souls and boost church attendance, citing past trials with circulars and billboard notices as less effective.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Plymouth Church
Cincinnati
Chicago Tribune
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Tre Jotenal
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Kas
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Fei
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Kimberley
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Bryao
Mr. Bryan
Kentucky
Als
Bailey
Atchison County
Curtis Stock
Eitner
Richard Molineux
Molineux
Weather Bureau
Ground Hog
Chicago
Lofly
Jerry Simpson
Jim Weaver
Congress
Roberts
Atvat
Io Bs
Clemens
Jerey Simpson
Frick
Carnegie
Washington
House
People of
Colorado
Wolcott
Amtate
French
Kimberly
Arica
Miles’ “Nervine
LaGrippe
Club News
Twentieth Century Club
J. Gordon Gibb
Laura Peebles
John Varnavelgt
Prince Maurice
Grant Mull
Lyon Courtnny
Mull In
Hammond
Jersey
J.C. Johnson
General Merchandize St Lecompion
Kent
Rhode Taland Street
T. J. Sternbergh
Taquire
Bridge 1
Callat
Keotechy Street
Morray
Masachusetts
Bowersocr Opera House
Manhattan
Prize Ideal Mitver Corset
Lala
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Barber Bros Drug Store
Theo Keosas
Fort Scott & Menphus KR. BR. Co
Haa Juet
Missouri
Ome Solkers
Bnap
Santa Fe
Miss Curtiss
Douglas County
County
Hontetter
Burlington Houte
Missouri River
St. Louis
Burlington
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Paul
Billings
Missouris River
Standard Railroad
C.bramhall
L.W. Wakeley
T.P.A
Main St
Louis
Howard Elliott
General St. Joseph
Isercion
Taa Tiens
TATA
Leorhardt
Addres Antepill CO
Lingoln
Neb
Rample
Church Directory
Christian Church
Chas
M. Sharpe
North Side
H.L. Willis
C. B
Unitarian Church
F.M. Bennett
Taix
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
English Lutheran Church
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational
Endeavor Society
First Baptist Church
Y. P
First M. E
M. Bamford
W. S. Presby
G. W. Moffitt
Arthur Case
First Presbyterian Church
Warren
Vermont Streets
W. G. Banker
Subijevts
First Church of Christ
Banker
Presbyterian Church
James P. Gibson
Tarkio
United Presbyterian Church
Norman Blood
Epl
Sander
Bitrina
Emile
Hall
F J, Cheney & Co
Tareda
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hail
Lincoln
Nebraska
John i
Arci
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Los
Thoredays
Geo C. Bailey
Lawrence, Kas
City of Mexico
Pullman
Kaness City
Geo, C, Bailey
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