London restaurant to abolish tips echoes in America
A London restaurant that bans tips to waiters thrives amid overflow and crowds. The piece urges adoption of tipping reform in the United States, arguing fair pay and better service would follow and reduce tipping abuses in hotels and eateries.
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London
Contem porary Comment From Early Bird Shoppers
A collage of brief quotations from Baltimore papers comments on Christmas shopping, American pride in foreign relations, treasury reports, and a joke about a will leaving a decanter and wine glasses to Judge Parker, implying a humorous legal outcome.
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Parker
Annapolis Capital
Minutes of Merriness and Quack versus Undertaker Farce
A string of clipped quips and puns from various papers parodies old anecdotes. Exchanges hinge on engagements, seasickness, doctors, undertakers, and drinking, with characters such as Jack Nordy and Ferdy referenced in a satirical collage. The fragment reads like a rapid-fire humor column with playful mistruths and mismatched lines.
Senator Scott urges West Virginia youth to seek real work outside government
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes Senator Scott of West Virginia advising young men to scatter to the winds of opportunity and avoid overreliance on government jobs. He argues that government employment dulls energy and that real world experience outside the capital builds appetite for achievement. He notes the difficulty of obtaining Washington posts and suggests pursuing active, varied work for lasting growth.
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Joan Hunters
Philadelpha Bulletin
Scott
West Virginia
Joba
Washington
Ag Wall
Moments With the Muse Shrine and War Cost Reflections
The poem to a shrine in a forest expresses longing and duty as a speaker vows to go to the beloved. The Atlanta Constitution and News columns reflect on war costs, from Russia and Britain's expenditures in imperial conflicts to America’s fight for independence and the Civil War, plus an oratorical contest note for January 1905 at Washington and Lee University.
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Hussia
Japan
Britain
South Africa
Whitch Estal
Franca
Germany
Russia
France
England
America
Congress
Ita
Waterloo
Great Britain
Leo Weinberg
North Market Street
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Graham and Lee Literary Society
Oratora
Church Union Plan Seeks Protestant Unity Conference
Philadelphia clergyman Rev W H Roberts leads a movement toward a national Protestant church unity gathering in New York City in November 1905. Delegates from Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Disciple, Congregational, Reformed Dutch, and other bodies may attend, with 20 million Protestants already represented and a possible 25 million by extension. The aim is joint study of common issues like marriage, immigration, and moral reform to elevate national religious life.
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W. H. Roberts
D. D
Philadelphia
Alliance of
Reformed Churches
Epeakie
New York City
Taess
E.P. Sandford
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sonath
Chuarches
Presbyterian Church
United States
United Presbyterian
Cumberland Presbyterian Churches
Convention of the Baptist Churches, North
Missionary Convention of the
Disciplea
General Synod of the
Reformed Dutch Church
National Council of the Congregational Churches
The
Friends
Protestant Episcopal Church
Committee On Church Unity
Electric Power on Kane County Farms Opens New Era
Kane County Illinois pioneers farm electricity with rail power lines supplying motors for thrashing feeding pumping grinding and wood sawing. Farmers report 10 to 40 percent savings over manual labor and promise wider use for plowing cultivating and lighting across the region.
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Bane County
Illinois
Kane
George P. Lord
W. Kenyon
Alfred Hosworth
Kane County
Farmera Pod
Funerals of Barber Dorsey Jones Held in Local Cemeteries
Funeral services were conducted at the deceaseds residences by ministers Ray Makoskey Rev David May and Rev William Snowden. Pallbearers included Charles Keller Jr Owen Fry Andrew Ponter Austin Smith William Wagner Lewis Willis Henry Boyer John Bartholow Emory Wagner Thomas Smith Charles Thomas John Cook and William Jericks. Interments occurred at Mt Olives Greenmount and Mt Olivar cemeteries with funeral directors Wm H B Etchison and F Schroeder.
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Lana A. Barber
Limekiln
Ray, Makoskey
Buockeystown
Charies Keller, Jr
Owen Fry
Andrew Ponter
Austin Smith
Benjamin Adama
Mt. Olives Cemetery
Wm.h. B. Etchison
Susan J. H. Dorsey
New Market
David May
Pallbestorn
William Wagner
Lewis Willis
Henry Boyer
Nathan Waters
John Bartholow
Emory Wagner
Mt. Olivar
Wm. H. B. Etchieon
Ann Maria Jones
General Liability
Walkersville
William Snowden
Thomas Smith
Charles Thomas
John Cook
Whilam Jericks
William Brown
William Offers
Greenmount Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Pound party at G E Cook home with dances and guests
A social gathering at the home of G E Cook featured games and music by organ violin and bass violin. Guests listed include Edward Cook Lilly Johncoo Lizze Keller May Hawker and many others. A Cotillon Clair Dance followed at the Masons Temple with a late lunch of oysters pickles biscuias and coffee.
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G E. Cook
Church HU
Edward Cook
Lilly Johncoo
Lizze Keller
May Hawker
Mands Miller
Binoche Keller
Vallie Virts
Mav Kemp
Ode Virts
Fannie Kenp
Katie Mosberg
Elia Heusberg
Maude Hale
Lena Kiser
Gera Mosberg
Elmirs Berokwan
Mana Uook
Mary Olive
Atte Rems- Moaure
Charles Baroer
David Johoson
Joseph Stang
Lester Onkier
George Rice
Stanley
Edward Rios
Lewis Exsterday
John Lambert
Emory
Millard Kemp
Charles
Frederic Qotilion
Masons Temple
Dudley Page
D. Charles Winebraner
Charles W. Rose
William ©. Johnson
James McEsherry
Edgar K. Legg
Calvin Nutt
Roger McSherry
Daniel Swonley
New Market
Frederick
Kate D. Fox
Isaac B. Hawk
Chorchtown
Hawk
Harper's
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