Proclamation on Christmas Gifts and Sabbath Schools Morality
Acting Secretary of State urges reform in Sabbath School gift practices. He condemns costly presents as rewards, warns against rivalries among churches, and calls for reasonable gifts aligned with merit, punctual attendance, and good conduct to foster peace and charity.
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Singing Dancing and Panto Mime at the Theatre Tonight
A notice promotes a theatre bill featuring singing and pantomime. Reports on Senate reception of the President's Message urge reading, noting impeachment era tensions. Grant's stance on keeping officers unless unfit is cited alongside the Johnson amnesty and a long British Sharpe Rifle case verdict.
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Senate
Johnson
Zanesville
Sam
Sharpe Rifle Company
Hartford
Connecticut
John Ball
Last Will and Testament of Claud in a Rural Memoir
Pauline recalls the death of Claud in 1868 and transcribes his final words and a vivid imagined home scene. The narrative blends mourning with a poetic dream of a pond, Owen's pasture, an Eagle Mill, frogs, and stars, reflecting deep affection for Maud and Claud's creative spirit.
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Ephor
Claud
Pauline
Como
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Eagle Mill
Adam
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Premium Subscriptions Drive. Mirror Seeks New Subscribers
The Saturday Evening Mirror invites ten new subscribers for a photograph album or $5, twenty for a gold headed canoe or $10, fifty for a gold or silver watch or $25, one hundred for a sewing machine, one hundred fifty for a gold watch coffee tea set fur melodeon or $100. Subscriptions must run one year with cash accompanying names. Address Indianapolis. Terms: $2 yearly.
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Saturday Evening Mirror
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The Theatre viewed from a moral and religious standpoint
In Evansville Amusements, the Trinity M E Church sermon by Reverend R Andrus is examined. The piece argues his claims that stage entertainments are worldly are overstated, noting morally instructive plays and churchgoing actors. It also criticizes ministerial hypocrisy and urges balanced view of theatre and religion.
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R. Andrus
Trinity M. E
Andrus
Hardihood
Uriel Acosta
Andras
Plutarch
Walter Scott
Shakspeare
Chicago
The Value of Advertising in Hard Times
Mr H Parvin, an advertising agent for Cincinnati Com mercial, asserts in a statement to newspapers nationwide that thorough yet judicious advertising is essential in tough markets. He notes advertisers who maintained or increased spend paid accounts promptly, while those who curtailed advertising saw more slow settlements.
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Cincinnati
NEW England Carpet CO
Boston
Mass
Hanover Street
Attend Theatre Tonight For Portrait Style With Connopion
If you wish a photograph taken in good style attend the theatre this evening and Mr Connopion will wait on you for the session.
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Mr. Connopion
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