Subscribi Ethos Rates and Local Securities Raid
The notice lists subscription rates for Daily and Weekly papers by mail including one year and six month terms in multiple currencies with scattered typographical errors. It mentions a Chicago Korean area security raid and a Washington DC Bureau at Fourteenth Street NW.
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Mall
PA Arora
Beml-Werkly
Mantle
Tour Montie
Ember
Chicago
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Treet
N. W
Scandal talk as Syracuse preacher blasts slander
A Syracuse University bac calaureate sermon denounces slander and scandal mongers as foul for society. The speaker questions the moral tone of graduates and condemns nobles and officials for abuses while urging accountability and integrity.
Potson in virus claim debunked by poultry eye yolk note
A circulating snippet misframes a claim about the yolk of fowl eyes. The text notes that M. G. Lolo has reached a surprising but unverified conclusion. The piece treats the claim as interesting but not established science.
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G. Lolo
Poisonous Substances And Virus Distinctions Discussed
The article notes that certain toxic compounds cause rapid death in rabbits when injected and describes central nervous system intoxication. It contrasts virus and albumen discussion, notes challenges in distinguishing infectious matter chemically, and mentions a venom-like toxin can be ingested without immediate harm unless digestion is impaired.
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Theopomis
Image of Clay Pry Marshall Field Tax Evasion Critique
The Memphis News-Leimster argues Marshall Field’s Chicago estate valued at $25,000,000 paid only a tenth of owed taxes. It condemns the philanthropist image, saying he dodged a fair public burden, suggesting he should have paid taxes on wealth rather than lavish gifts.
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Memphis News
Leimster
Marshall Field
Prince of Merchants
Chicagd
Immet
Chicago
Pivid
Greece as an Influence: Bryan's View on World Instruction
From W J Bryan's thirty first letter the syndicate press abroad quotes Greece impressing visitors not by seas or Acropolis but by its monumental yet modest role in shaping global thought. Despite small size and limited productivity Greece has led in many fields setting examples later generations struggle to match.
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W. J. Bryan
Syndicate
Greece
Aegean Sea
Acropolis
Athens
Egypt
Palestine
The Busy Business Man
The Busy Business Man describes an office supply store offering adaptable and efficient carentinin for neat work. It highlights light or heavy bookkeeping, typewriter supplies, inks, pens, papers and envelopes for commercial or personal correspondence.
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Carentinin
Greek language legacy spreads through Europe and colonies
The article discusses the enduring power of Greek language and culture across Europe and in Greek colonies around the Mediterranean. It notes how Greek identity formed in ancient settlements, shaping language, ideas, and customs in places like Alexandria, Asia Minor, and Constantinople, with Hellenic influence persisting despite Roman and Turkish eras.
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Galilee
Samaria
Greece
Aclyssimtion
Europe
Herodotus
Homer
Socrates
Demosthenes
Alexandria
Asia Minor
Open letter sparks call to excavate Peter's tomb site
An Open letter to Pope Pius X urges excavations in the crypt beneath St Peter's Basilica to confirm the location of the Apostle Peter's tomb. Archaeologists Marruchi and Orlear back the effort, arguing the high altar area may house Peter's remains. The appeal, dated by a note "Mar sclue of the Old Stones," has stirred Catholic scholars and observers worldwide.
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Tegoith
Rome
Galilee
Christ
Charleroagne
Ethelwulf
Alfred the Great
Constantine
Helen
Pius X
Holy Father
Bernini
Pantheon
Michael Angelo
Peter
St. John Lateran
Jesus Christ
Profesor Marruchi
Father Orlear
Apostle
Congress of Christian Archaeol
The Pontificate of St Peter’s Life and Relics Examined
The article surveys Rev Arthur Barnes’s scholarly theories on Saint Peter’s life, marriage, and alleged relics. It asserts that while flesh and bone do not define a man, the figure remains central to history, illustrated by the enduring power and intrigue surrounding Saint Peter.
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Arthur 8. Barnes
Diocese of Westminster
Father Barnes
St. Peter
Dr Smith's town visit sparks hotel clock prank tale
A tale from the Mountainhome Maverick describes Dr Smith in town with a new story. At a Bolve hotel a night clerk, facing a fully booked 7 o clock call sheet, tells a guest all 7 o clocks are occupied. The guest asks for 8, and the clerk, off duty at 7, calls him at 4 instead.
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Tolw Statesman
Horse Era vs Automobiles Says New York Store Stable
A fragment discusses shifts between horse delivery and early automobiles. It cites a New York department store proprietor building a five story stable for delivery, capable of housing horses, while noting electric cars cost more and a chauffeur and extra man add weekly expense. It concludes the horse era is gaining public favor.
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Traiye
New York
If I Were a Sunshine Lover Poem by Charles TL Junkin
A verse from Charles TL Junkin appears in Woman's Home Companion for August praising romantic devotion. The poem uses natural imagery to express unwavering affection and the desire to ease a beloved's doubts through sunlit, musical metaphors.
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Charles TL
Junkin
Woman
Archbishop Ryan’s Hat Misjudged By Father Joke
Senator Bard of California recalls a tale from Georgetown about Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia. A priest quarrels with a disreputable hat, claiming it belonged to his father who fell in the rising of ’48. Archbishop Ryan quips the priest evidently fell on the hat.
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Bard
California
Georgetown University
Ryan
Philadelphia
Rynan
Harper's Weekly
Teachers' Institute in Union County at La Grande
The Union County Teachers annual Institute will be held at La Grande September 3 to fh. The program lists speakers Menare, M.i. Hartranfi, J. A. Churchill, Z, HH, Ackerman, BE. D, Remsler and J. H. Hockenberry. Republican.
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Teachers’ Institute
Union County Teachers
la Grande
Menare
M.i. Hartranfi
J. A. Churchill
Hh, Ackerman
BE. D, Remsler
J. H. Hockenberry
Republican
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