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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1908
Page
6
The piece argues that true worth lies in personal achievement and character, not ancestral blood or riches. It recalls Washington Franklin Lincoln and Lincoln’s era to show that noble status comes from deeds, not titles, bank accounts, or lineage.
Dr Charles W Bill Harvard University president urged in Chicago that American children be sorted by authorities and forced by law to study trades fitted to them. He argued democracy tolerates inequality and that nature creates varied abilities among siblings. He warned industrial conditions require more journeymen.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Meyer in Washington urging support for a theme batka with emphasis on strong points and avoiding fault finding. The garbled text references voters, parking, and campaign dynamics, but details remain unclear.
Payorite expert Dr James H Hyrlop head of the American Society for Physical Research argues the devil remains an active agent in human affairs. He urges courts to place crimes before experts for hypnosis aided examinations to reveal dual personalities and assign blame accordingly. He cites Ansel Bourne case and Harvard Prof William James as supporting evidence. He warns courts to consider demon influenced actions in sentencing.
The sacred pallium was invested on Archbishop Wian 1. O'Connell by Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston. The white woolen band with six purple crosses signifies Rome's authority and was woven by Terra di Specchi nuns from wool of two lambs offered at St Agnes feast. The rite drew a large crowd with Gov. Guild and city officials present.
In a farmhouse reunion Billy Rice the old-time minstrel joins his mother at the village church collection for foreign missions. He drops a silver dollar among pennies and replies that their troupe faces summer tour costs and Randwich trials, highlighting the movement’s financing.
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