Michigan Methodists Press Prohibition and Political Independence
The Michigan Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church ends its annual session with a strong pro prohibition stance. The 400 delegates representing about 20,000 members urge independence from the major parties and back a Prohibition party, asserting pledges against liquor. Iowa Methodists echo similar resolutions supporting temperance and rejecting mixing politics with religion.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Voice of Great Conference
Conference Temperance Committee
Roy. A. A. Knappen
Dickey
Republican Party
J. BR. Bowen
Albion, Mich
Iowa Methodists
Burlington
Herotred
Commonwealth
Friends of Christianity
Womblin Suffrax on Pictnics and Manhood Suffrage
Col T W Higginson argues in The Woman's Journal that picnics reveal gender roles and social order. He notes men commonly row and organize plans while women vote on activities, claiming the act defines early human society and expresses natural foundations.
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Sunday Smoke and Smoker Etiquette in a Theater Room
The New York Tribune account describes a Sunday journey from New York to Washington via Philadelphia where a prominent passenger, aging but enjoying a Havana, is disturbed by a locomotive odor from a young Irish railway worker. The tale includes a humorous exchange about smoking, a request to stop a pipe, and a brief theater aside about Charles Fechter and Booth, reflecting period manners and opinions on costume and acting.
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Buckien's Armica Balve Ad
An advertisement offers Buckien's Armica Balve claimed to cure bruises sores ulcers eczema and other skin eruptions including piles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and lists price 25 cents and a box from F G Beaman & Co with Dang as location or publisher.
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F. G. Beaman & Co
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