Wastefulness in American Households Draws Tribune Critique
The Chicago Tribune criticizes American consumption patterns citing waste in working families homes. It argues extravagance harms comfort and urges practical domestic economy education for girls, blaming ignorance and inadequate schooling for poor household management.
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Isbor Jondera
Bridgeport
Newport
The
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Mechanics
Embezzlement Charge Shocks Manila Officer
Contemporary comment notes an American official in Manila accused of embezzlement with no loot found on his person. The piece cites a Maine tale of a man killed by swallowing a corset steel, not the first such fatal incident.
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Manila
Baltimore American
Maine
Baltimore Herald
Peace Congress Anniversary Observed by Women in Baltimore
The Baltimore World notes Baltimore’s rich history but warns of neglect in sanitation and schools due to misused conservation. A Peace Congress anniversary event, organized by the Federation of Women’s Clubs, will be held on the 18th with similar gatherings nationwide to advocate for arbitration over war and urge women to promote peace efforts.
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Baltimore
L Otty
Hague
Federation of Women's Clubs
Baltimore Sur
Minutes of Merriness Comedy Bits and Misprints
A collection of humorous exchanges and misheard lines from various papers. Quips about faces after shaving, Sioux Falls, and domestic quirks mix with a shouted plea for help and a comical misnaming of Chicago.
Crowds and Cleveland in Democratic discourse
The Washington Star notes Mr. Bryan questions Cleveland's crowd-pleasing strength while praising Cleveland's fairness and justice as a potential president. The New York Sun voices confidence in Cleveland as a just and impartial leader likely to resist organized voting blocs. The Philadelphia Telegraph argues beauty and environment uplift society and civic improvement rely on improving surroundings.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Philagelphia Teleerapb
Public spaces and gardens as educational investment
The piece argues urban beautification through parks, fountains, flowers, and window boxes yields public education returns. It mocks divorce sensationalism and contrasts polygamy norms, noting Salt Lake allows polygamy while Newport faces scandal and Morale differences.
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Merdenus Pool
Moments With The Mosk And A Country Day
A weathered column voice invites readers to escape city life for country scenes and woodlands. It celebrates sunshine, green meadows, honeysuckle, dew covered maples, and barefoot childhood joys versus deskbound labor. A second piece urges kindness to troubled strangers, promising God will spill sunshine behind clouds and urging resilience.
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Banka
COUNTY QUARESS'UNDENCE. SEW MARKET
Local social notes list visits from Baltimore Maryland and Camden South Carolina residents. Mr John E Mocshan of Baltimore spent days at his old home. Mrs DaBose of Camden visited Dr and Mrs 8 Hopkins. Miss Annie Adams accompanied Mrs Edgar Shipley from Baltimore for a week. Mrs Verney visited Mrs Bennett. Mr and Mrs Slaninix of Howard county spent Sunday with Byron Etobison.
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Baltimore
DaBose
Camden
South Carolina
H. Hopkins
Gharies Farquhar
Iowa
W.O. Hough
Edgar Shipley
Annie Adams
Verney
Bennett
Slaninix
Howard County
Byron Etobison
Cough Remedy Praised for Quick Relief in Greenville Ad
An underscored testimonial touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a reliable cure after a Greenville student suffered years of coughs. The notice urges purchasing from A L Pears or local sellers, claiming dramatic relief with two bottles of the twenty cent size. It warns against fatal cholera and colic risks and promotes the remedy as dependable and lifesaving.
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Edward Valentine killed in Cumberland incident
Edward Valentine died in Cumberland in an accidental death. Miss Laura B. Cranston of Elkton was fatally burned in an unrelated incident. The 1903 Howard county tax rate was fixed at 75 cents per hundred. A store dwelling at Eastport was partially destroyed by fire. The Northern Electric Light Company of New York was granted a franchise to build a plant at Hyattsville. Somerset reports excitement over the appointment of a negro postmaster in the county. J Moore Turner of Cumberland was named right of way agent and began work for the Western Maryland Railroad between Cumberland and Cherry Run. Adam Stewart, colored, convicted of second degree murder in Centreville for killing John F. Imler and sentenced to 15 years. William Dobbs of Lonaconing, a brakeman at McKeesport, was injured between two freight cars and fears death. he is 24 and unmarried.
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Cumberland
Laura B. Cranston
Elkton
Howard County
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Eastport
Northern
Elgotric Lightlog Company of
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Hyatteville
Somerset
J. Mooroe Turner
Western
McKeesport
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
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Sunnalls
da Sinhjar Fund
Geo. Edw. Smith
Prederich
Mighty
Reverend James R. Lewis Installed at Mt Pleasant Reformed Church
News notes new pastor Reverend James R. Lewis to be installed at the Reformed Church in Mt Pleasant this county on Sunday at 10 15 a m. The Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society meets during the midweek service at 7 20 p m in East Second street Sunday school room. A man with rheumatism reports relief using Chamberlains Pain Balm after a few applications and plans to keep it in his home. The Davy and West News advertises local merchants in the paper.
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the Reformed Church
Mt. Fleasant
Banday
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