Lind Urges Religion In Schools Over Evolution
John Lind addressing the Minnesota Teachers Association argues public schools neglect moral training as evolution gains prominence. He condemns pure physical and intellectual progress without morality and urges a return to Bible-based guidance and industrial training to foster character.
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St. Paul
John Lind
Times
Lind
Mnnd
Pioneer Presa
Ito Teanme
Minneapolis
State
Teachura’ Association
M. Lind
America
Gibraltar
Moateir
County Auditors Seek Broad Changes in County Offices
A county meeting discussed sweeping reforms including abolishing certain fees, four year terms for county officers, staggered retirements, fixed salaries starting at 300, and new rules on salary budgets and hiring. Recommendations favor shifting bill duties to county commissioners and directing fees to the county treasury.
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Johnson
Ue Register of Deeds
Self Portraits in Autobiography Compared by Aldrich
Aldrich notes Pepys’ diary reveals a candid inner self despite lack of intention. He argues diaries gently reveal character through small details and daily records, providing a vivid portrait of Samuel Pepys unknown to many readers.
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Hénest
Himeek
Muel’ Pepys
Samuel Pepys
T. B. Aldrich
Atlantic
Early punctuation evolution from ancient manuscripts to English
The article traces punctuation's emergence from no marks in Latin inscriptions to the gradual adoption of the full stop, comma, and semicolon. It notes varied forms in minuscule scripts, notes on interrogation marks, Greek usage, and English adoption around 1485 to 1570, with Sidney's 1587 work showing full punctuation.
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Sir Philip Sidney
At Home and Abroad and Notes on Names and Poetry
An elderly couple helps a fallen stranger while the wife quarrels about the helper. A note on the Christian name usage in England and America traces its Biblical roots and post reformation shift to Baptismal naming. A brief critic recalls Browning’s Sordello with Lord Houghton’s quip about two lines.
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England
America
Lord Houghton
Sorei
Browning
Dicky Milnes
Sordello
Exchange of Cuertestes and Saphir’s Retort
A Cincinnati Commercial Tribune piece recalls Moritz Gottlieb Saphir meeting a irate Munich stranger. The stranger calls Renat, Saphir replies with his own name and a witty exchange follows. A philosopher and a boyish promptness provoke a joke about inner speech and the apple core.
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Moritz Gottlieb Saphir
Munich
Renat
Saphir
Adam
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Tramp Seeks Alms Then Asks For Work In Jest Wokio
A Chicago Post note records a tramp who refuses to beg and asks to fit people for money by Jest Wokio end. He is pressed by a lieutenant about begging and responds with a stubborn reply.
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Abe
Chicago Post
Monkeys Patrol Agra Platform in Face of Leopard
In Agra a troupe of monkeys formed a semicircle around a sleeping street arab with a leopard present, guarding the boy and confronting the intruder as the incident showed protectors of the weak in action. The scene unfolds on a public warehouse platform with the monkeys acting in defense.
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Agra
Sugar and the Hygienists Debate Nutritional Value
The Literary Digest notes M G Bunge stating pure cane sugar lacks lime and iron, arguing for including legumes and fruit rich in hydrocarbons. Honey is rated of little value due to similar deficiencies, and overall dietary adjustments per hygienists may hinder nourishment if strictly aligned with scientific teaching.
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Saya
Revue Scientifique
M. G. Bunge
Literary Digest
Dumas and His Porthos Tale of Guilt and Irony
Dumas senior laments over his fictional murder of Porthos as his son finds him brooding. The tale recalls Dumas fils asking why he is miserable and the author reveals the burden of imagining an ending that weighs heavy on his mind. Terled appears in a remote fragment.
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Dumas
Porthos Dumas
Porthos
Dumas Fils
Humorous Clippings and Snippets From Various Papers
A collage of light quotes and brief items features a Yonkers Statesman joke about suspicious suitors, a London Tit-Bits anecdote on entertainment for man and beast, a Boston Courier exchange with a farmer, and pithy lines from Ponch and Tommy Trade about manners, manners and a Tasmanian prison using garden work.
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Gilbert
London
Women and Kidney Trouble Across Genders
An advertisement claims kidney trouble harms both women and men, causing mind and vigor decline and bedwetting in children. It pitches Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer & Co as a remedy, noting sample bottles by mail and testimonials, with warnings to mention the paper and address in Binghamton New York on every bottle.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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