Death of Col. Robert Ingersoll Dominates Press Opinion
A long funeral column reflects on Col. Robert Ingersoll as a premier orator and agnostic. It lauds his moral character and generosity while noting debates over immortality, and quotes from his funeral addresses. The piece also touches on political critiques of cabinet members and hints at imperial tensions with Canada and the United States.
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A Tribute to Captain Dick Lockton and Valor
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Eloquent Tribute at Soldiers Reunion in Indianapolis
Col Robert Forersell delivers an address at the Indianapolis soldiers reunion praising a gold-printed tribute. He recalls the nation’s past, the struggle for liberty, and the sacrifices of those who enlisted, with vivid scenes of gatherings, women’s gatherings, and the road to freedom.
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Touch Elbows for Good Schools in Cooperation
The piece argues teachers should collaborate, sharing plans and results like Pestalozzi at Yverdon. It blasts narrow supervision, low salaries, and poor boards, urging unity, mutual support, and steady improvement for strong education. It also notes daffodils as spring symbols with mythic ties to death.
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Bloodcure 4b improved Barsapucus compound tablet
Bloodcure 4b improved Barsapucus compound tablets claimed to cure blood and skin diseases including anemia rheumatism syphilitic affections dyspepsia and catarrhal conditions. It asserts no mercurial or poisonous drugs and promises gentle regulation of stomach liver and bowels at 56 cents per bar from Swartwout Swartwout Marshall Mich.
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Low clubbing rates advertised by The News outlet
An offer touts low clubbing rates via The News, presenting a promotional pitch for discounts and special terms. The readable text frames it as a marketing message from a newspaper source, aiming to attract readers with cost savings and bundled options.
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