Message of a Cavalry Father on Temperance and Duty
In a aboard deck scene, Sandy learns a long letter from his father urging self control and confessing worries over alcohol and gambling. The elder cites wartime changes and praises temperance progress, urging Sandy to guard his sister Marion and live by manly restraint. Sandy's sister Marion finds him later to comfort him after this emotional exchange.
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Sandy
Kentucky
Harry
West
John Barleycorn
West Point
Mess Hall
Stuyvesant Recovers Aboard Sacramento On Honolulu Voyage
On the Sacramento the officer Mr. Stuyvesant is allowed limited movement after a ten day recovery, while heat and deck life press daily routines. Nurses, Dr. Wells, Miss Ray, and soldiers adjust to camplike conditions as boat drill interrupts a calm voyage. To Be Continued.
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Miss Ray
Miss Porter
Mr. Stuyvesant
Sandy
Belgic
Frisco
Sacramento
Maidie
Tampa
Wells
Honolulu
Ray
Wayne
Marion
Stuyvesant
Norris
Leavenworth
Red Cross
Sturgis
Inscription Truncated On Leigh Churchyard Tombstone
A Leigh churchyard tombstone inscription is cut short by space so that instead of a crown the line reads a virtuous woman is worth 5s to her husband. The stonecutter says a crown equals five shillings, explaining the abbreviated text.
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Leigh
England
Moral: Don’t Lend About the Restored Deeds
The Washington Iowa Decatur OCR notices a lighthearted moral about lending articles. It warns that borrowed items rarely return in the same condition, reflecting a common editorial voice of the era.
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Washington
Decaocrat
The Shorn Samsons and the Lord's Departed Strength
A sermon on Samson as a warning to Christians who indulge worldly pleasures. It identifies modern shorn Samsons as Christians living in Philistine ease, emphasizes repentance and patience in tribulation, and urges renewed strength from God to reclaim victories over sin.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Samson
Dagon
Dan
Palestine
Zorah
Eshtaol
Israel
Athens
Rome
Manoah
Timnath
Gaza
Delilah
Philistia
Daron
God
Satan
Life
Samsons
Jesus Christ
Elilait
Christ
Tle
Sramson
Stanken
Tony
Mammoth Cave
Sainson
Growth of Federal Spending Sparks 1904 Debate
The article argues Democrats will stay silent on the recent two year federal outlays surpassing 1.5 billion dollars, noting major shares to the Panama Canal and postal department while linking growth to population and commerce and contrasting with Cleveland era spending.
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Republican Congress
Congress
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Postal Department
Isthmiad Canal
United States
Cleveland
Bryan and annexation tone in early 1900s papers
Reader letters from 1904 era rail at Bryan and party squabbles. Clips cite Uncle Sam recoinage in Hawaii, annexation pride in Porto Rico, doubts about Parker, and Bryan’s ongoing influence on the Democratic Party as it seeks a candidate for 1904. Strong entities include Bryan, Parker, Democrats, and various newspapers.
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Bryan
Sam
Chicago ‘Tribune
Albany Journal
Mwawaii
Porto Rico
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
West
The
Missouri Statesman
N. Y. Tribune
Judge Parker
Indianapolis News
Democratic Party
St. Louisa
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J. B. Lippincott Co
Lfe
Bacchus
Grant
Crook
Merritt
Upton
Kitchener
Khartoum
Sanford
John Barneycorn
Ara
Dr. Wells
Sin
Hyway
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