Misquoted Aphorisms Reflect Social Roil in New York Weekly
In a fragment from New York Weekly, a tongue in cheek survey sips at vanity and common vices. It mocks self superiority, curiosity, and public ridicule while praising honesty and practical sensibility in everyday life. The piece pivots on humor about humans and their foibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Weekly
Moreland Area Social and Incident Roundup
Local notes report a Republican mass meeting at Linstrom's Hall on Nov Sth. residents share weekend visits and travel plans. A hospital return and a surprise party for Master John Reardon are noted alongside a runaway horse incident and a trolley wire accident. A funeral for Mrs. Antonette Baun is recorded with services at St. Boeniface cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Case
Kinzle Street
Linstrom’s Hall
Chas. Swanson
Englewood
Paul Goethie
Huron Street
Plano, D
Miss Goethie
William Sc
Mix
Tabitha Hospital
John Reardon
Forty-eighth Avenue
Fortieth and
Hake
Antonette Baun
Bellack
Superiorst
St. Boeniface Cemetery
Forty Eighth Avenue
Cora Forbes
Indiana Street
Moreland Male Chorus Seeks New Members
The Moreland Male Chorus meets Mondays at Redburg's Hall at 8 p m with Joseph Dunkerley as director. Gentlemen may join as active or associate members. secretary David Whitclaw invites inquiries at 1808 West Ohio Street, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreland
Redburg’s Hall
North Worty-eighth Avenue
Indiana Street
Joseph Dunkerley
David Whitclaw
West Ohio Street
Chicago
Advice on Female Appearance From Historical Text
A dated passage admonishes women on grooming and health routines including nail color, hair washing, cosmetics, lash trimming, eyebrow care, arm appearance, bathing, breathing exercises, and nose care. It contrasts beliefs about aging with suggestions to massage and smooth wrinkles and to avoid perceived vanity.
Various Observations From The Times Of The World
The report notes the 33 largest towns in England and Wales house about 12 million residents. It cites French deserters approaching 7,000 since January. It mentions saltpeter keeps flowers fresh longer, Moorish shops displaying colored globes, golf course expansion, and a superstition about cabin numbering on the Oceanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wales
Arabia
Spain
Istand
Indianapolis News
Proper Sauces for Meats and Dishes Listed
Broiled shad with Rice and many classics appear: Roast pork with Apple sauce, Roast goose with Apple sauce, Roast turkey with Oyster sauce, Roast chicken with Bread sauce, Roast mutton with Currant jelly, Roiled mutton with Caper sauce, Roast beef with Grated horseradish, Compote of pigeons with Mushroom sauce, Broiled bluefish with White cream sauce, Venison or wild duck with Black currant jelly, Fresh salmon with Green peas and Cream sauce.
Viewers Without Fruit in John Henry Newman Verse
Poem fragment urges restraint of words and thoughts. It contrasts disciplined faith with indulgent feelings, arguing that steadfast deeds outweigh fleeting prayers and emotions shaping one’s soul and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breym
John Henry Newman
Woolley Defines Prohibition Party Vision and Resolve
John G Woolley argues the Prohibition party offers a new ideal centered on righteousness over economic differences. He emphasizes independence from the saloon, a blend of policies including gold and silver, protection, free trade, and territorial aims, and vows to purge nullifiers while building a political nucleus for future power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
Prohibition Party
Church
Jackson
Jesus Christ
John G. Woolley
Riverside town ends saloons after license crackdown
For the first time in ten years Riverside Ill has no saloons as the village board closes two that could not pay the second quarter license and the third suspends. officers enforce the action and all trustees supported the higher license. The move ends illicit liquor shops near the village and restores cordial relations among factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Henry C. Vilas
Lange
Harvard Brand Spirits Sparks Mixed Journal Reactions
A Chicago Chronicle note argues that a liquor labeled Harvard should not anger Harvard graduates. It suggests the name honors the university’s patronage rather than provoke disrespect, while acknowledging historical excesses connected with Harvard life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Harvard University
Chicago Chronicle
Harvard Honor and Old Fashioned Supper Tradition
The piece reflects on Harvard University being honored by liquor dealers in a bi ography of Francis Parkman class of '44 recounting an old fashioned supper. It notes a jolly spree with champagne Madeira and whisky punch, ending in a bottle smashing and war dance. It discusses potential changes and gratitude to liquor interests. It also cites Dr Moot’s statement that intemperance increasingly links to insanity, with rising percentages in lunacy admissions over recent decades and varying regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Hiquor
Francis Parkman
Parkman
Joe
Washington
Harvard University
R. H. Moot
Broadmoor Asylum
England
Moot
Youngest temperance orator Mattie Pegues of Arkansas
Mattie Pegues of Siloam Springs Arkansas, aged 15, is described as the youngest temperance orator in the United States. She won the WCTU diamond medal for oratory in temperance in Prescott Arkansas this year, after earlier honors including three medals at age 12 and a gold WCTU medal at Rogers Arkansas at 14. She may enter the national competition in Kansas City this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Pegues
Siloam Springs
Ark
United States
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Prescott
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mattie
Rogers
Kansas City
Two Cures for a Drunkard From the New York Journal
A quotation asserts two remedies to temperance failure. Cold reason and self control combined with a stronger passion such as love for children or a woman, ambition, or economic self interest can curb drinking. It notes boys abandon smoking for athletics and questions preaching efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Plans for substitutes for saloons called poor men’s clubs
Dr James Stalker argues for nonalcoholic hospitality as a national trend. He notes Americans resist enforcing abstinence yet show rare nonalcoholic entertainments. He predicts growing demand for a generous beverage substitute and urges temperance societies to fund a major discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stalker
Camel on Broadway Stuns New York Theatergoers
A society joke gift a full grown camel drawn after theater crowds by a colored servant, promenading Broadway nightly. Revelers were startled into sobriety by the ungraceful animal during early appearances and left amused by the odd spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
New Zealand to consider joining new commonwealth with Australia
New Zealand's parliament will study the proposal to enter a shared commonwealth with Australia. Lawmakers will examine benefits and potential implications for governance, trade, and regional relations. The move follows earlier talks among leaders about closer ties and possible constitutional alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Commonwealth of Australia
Centenary rifle era noted in British army history
The article surveys diverse facts from 19th to early 20th century topics including a centennial since rifle introduction to the British army, air usage limits, women’s labor life, agricultural progress, diamond thefts in South Africa, royal hours in Italy, and various global curiosities. It lists populations, libraries, and place names as part of a broad digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Italy
London
William
Gems of Thought Aphorisms and Reflections
A collection of quotes on friendship love knowledge and virtue from Shakespeare Smiley Bacon Philips Brooks Thackeray Kingsley and Schiller. The selections emphasize intention progress. Knowledge and love are reciprocal and both grow through faith and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
S. F. Smiley
William T. Bacon
Thackeray
God
Charles Kingsley
Also Mentioned on This Page
White
Best Elgin Creamery
Beat Wisconsin Creamery
Choice Creamery
Elgin Dairy
Wisconsin Dairy
Batterine
Rio
Santos
White City
N. 48Th Ave
BET
Ohio
Ontario
eseseseYour Trade
48Th Ave
Chas
Sorenson
Rolf Rasmussen
Lake Street
C. E. Millspaugh & Co
Universal Stores and Ranges
William Wilken
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
N . Orn Court
Vindicator
Keuladinn
Ot Bey
Josh Billings
Kno
Res
John E. Nelson
Austin Ave
W. S. Smith & CO
Wood Oak Park
Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Oak Park
Grree
Gonrad Kampp
Jos, P. Kampp
C. Kampp & Son
Emba Mers and Funeral Directors
North Park Avenue
Austin
North 48Th Avenue
Chicago Exchange No
Cicero Exchange
Odos
William T. Harris
Education
Troy
N. Y
City
Berlins
Hamburgs
Paris
Philips Brooks
Schiller
ROB
I. Ward
Lake St
Park Avenue
B. Catlin
L. Catlin
B.H. Catlin
Brasch
Rekberg
Tel West
Catlin’s
Are
Members
The
Chicago Federation of Musicians
W. Lake Street
Oakley Avenue
Chickbo, Ill
Stanley
Livingstone
W. A. Nall
Webb
Ill
Traill & Cooling
Chas. P. Miller
Lissed
Ailro