Noted Vices and Virtues in Public Life
The passage urges cheerful obedience to divine laws and exemplary citizenship as the best expression of gratitude. It warns parents to watch their children's associations to curb crime, laments overemphasis on genius by conceit, and argues progress stems from humble, faithful work of many rather than a few master minds.
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United States
R. V. Pierce
Pierce
Orid's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pieroe
Prest
Buffalo
N.Y. We
Harvest Reflections On Wages And A Faded Summer
A fragment notes the harvest finality and questions where summer wages disappeared, reflecting on labor and seasonal toil. The line hints at broader rural or economic concerns about income tied to the season.
Temperance, thrift and leadership cited by Newton Methodists
A sermonish piece argues against dwelling on a town's faults without solutions and urges thrift to prepare for hard times. It highlights Newton Methodists raising Rev. W. H. Perdew’s salary and parsonage support, praising labor leaders Mich ell, Lennon, Lewis on temperance. It notes AFL Toronto meeting condemning drink and endorsing temperance.
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Newton Methodists
First Church
W. H. Perdew
John Michell
J. B. Lennon
T. L. Lewis
Toronto
American Federation of Labor
Calls for tougher federal anti trust laws and honest justice
The piece argues that federal courts too often fail to convict trusts due to technicalities, showing anti trust laws are inadequate and require stronger measures. It links miscarriages of justice to lynch law and mob rule, urging proper elections and enforcement to prevent violence and ensure prompt justice for clearly guilty prisoners.
Woman asks burglar to return loot in Ferguson home
A Ferguson woman, Mrs. Boulah Coleman, appeals to a burglar as he sits in a dimly lit kitchen, persuading him to return the money and jewelry he took. She speaks softly to avoid waking her sleeping husband and children, convincing him without confrontation.
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New York World
St. Louis
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