Chautauqua reflections and social notes from late 19th edits
A collage of editorial jots on social hypocrisy, immigration figures, and everyday life. Observations on women, home life, politics, and leisure mingle with notes on the Chautauqua season, rural foods, and neighborhood sentiments.
Michigan girl runs 100 yards in eleven seconds
The state of Michigan celebrates a fast female sprinter capable of 100 yards in eleven seconds. The Clinton Herald ponders if she can shop at 9 a.m. and return for supper. News items on architecture, fashion, politics, railroads, and a call to avoid celebrating violence.
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Michigan
Clinton Herald
Bread saying father spectacles misquoted in joke
The Oskaloosa Herald notes a local tale in Albia about John Petty who hadn't visited the public square for 18 years until last Monday's street carnival. A once spoken vow to avoid town again is cited as a humorous bad promise, better broken than kept.
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Oskaloosa
Earth
Albia
John Petty
Postconvention calm precedes in hard fall campaigns
After conventions politicians rest briefly before a strenuous contest this fall. The men on both sides have worked their way to the top positions and prepare for a campaign described as one of the hardest in years.
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United States
No Atmosphere On Moon Says Ambition Scientist Note
The article discusses methods for detecting lunar atmosphere through stellar disappearance and photography, noting no observable atmospheric effects. It quotes Ambition and references a new heat blocking glass by Richard Szigmondy, predicting cooler summers and potential winter issues without sun heat.
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Richard Szigmondy
Shortage of Congregational Ministers Looms Over Churches
Rev W A Bartlett warned at Chicago Sunday service that only 77 graduates from eight divinity schools will fill 66 new pulpits as 113 ministers died or left for other calling. Presbyterians noted similar gaps as Protestant churches face ministerial shortages amid shifts in college attitudes.
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Congregational Divinity Schools
W. A. Bartlett
First Congregational Church
Chicago
Presbyterian General Assembly
Bartlett
The Pulpit and Seriousness in Religion
Vinton Kage argues that many churches fail to take themselves seriously enough and become social clubs. He blames church leadership for this lack of seriousness, noting ministers often preach anything but the plain gospel, leading to low pay and few recruits. The piece suggests the fault lies largely in the pulpit.
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Bartlett
Barrett
Vinton Kage
Golden Medical Discovery Endorsed by Medical Leaders
Leading medical writers and teachers across schools of practice strongly endorse Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for chronic catarrhal stomach liver and bowel affections as well as bronchial throat and lung disease with lingering coughs. The formula uses no poisons or alcohol and relies on glycerine as a safe extractor. A booklet of extracts from eminent authorities is mailed free on request.
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Pierce
Hahnemann Med
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. RB
V. Pierce
Buffalo
Farm or small business wanted by private owner
Local ad from Rochester seeks a medium size farm or small business for sale in a prosperous area. Buyer requests immediate contact, price, full description, and selling reason. Possession date and terms to be stated. No real estate agents. reply to Lock Drawer 984, Rochester, N Y. 6-1f
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Rochester
N. Y
Cassasweet Baby Remedy Ad from Langerak's Drug Store
Cascasweet marketed as a gentle remedy for babies and children promising quick quieting effects. The bottle lists ingredients and states no opiates. Appears as a small drugstore advertisement with store name Langerak's Drug Store and date notation .27-31.
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Langerak's
German Physician Dr Bair Offers Free Diagnosis
The German physician Dr Bair will send one month of treatment with instructions or examine and provide an accurate diagnosis and consultation free of charge in cases of paralysis catarrh or consumption rheumatism cancer fits piles tumors gall stones gravel liver or blood disease. Pay what you can when satisfied. Write your case at once to secure early attention. Address 1122 6th Ave Des Moines Iowa.
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Bair
6Th Ave
Des Moines
Iowa
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