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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1896

Page

6

Saline Notes Nonsense From A Loquacious Bulletin

A column of assorted items mocks public figures and events from Boston to Saline. It jokes about educators, politicians, theater, and social quirks, mentioning Rudolph Spreckles, Aubrey Beardsley, Lord Shelto, and a Chicago dancer’s jaw dislocation after yawning. It notes oddities like a ten mile per hour bicycle bill in Massachusetts and a banker who stole funds.

Massachusetts Sophia Braun Chicago

Washington Letter on Capitol Hill Society and Skating Fame

The article surveys Capitol Hill residences once linked to General Washington and now sought by society, noting restored homes, notable residents, and social hosts. It highlights the Charity Ball of 1896 with Mrs. Cleveland, the Washington hospital scene, and lists prominent senators and Pennsylvania matrons, then shifts to skating as a fashionable pastime with diplomats and notable figures excelling on ice.

Capitol Hill Capitol Grounds George Washington General Washington van Nesse Potomac Banks White House Elizabeth Woman’s College Baltimore Miss Stone Cleveland Children’s Hospital Washington Washington Society Congress Capitol Great New Congressional Library United States Isham G. Harris Tennessee Turpie Indiana Mitchell Wisconsin Thomas Circle Senator Morrill Vermont Wyoming Territory Merrill Morrill Charles W. Stone Pennsylvania Stone Congressional Society Keystone State Scott Townsend Romero Patenotre Dr. Guzman Senator Quay Jack Robinson Alvs Harriet Lane Johnson Justice Peckham Capital Palais de Glace Legation Denmark Constantin Brun Julian Pauncefate Sybil Pauncefate Lillian Pauncefote Fuller Alice Belknap

America for God sermon bold call to take nation for faith

A preacher argues America is the prophesied land in Revelation and urges a religious campaign to convert the nation. He cites Columbus, stresses urban centers like New York, and demands a nationwide effort against vice, socialism, and corruption while praising leadership of Christ and cities as driving force.

America Grecia Medo-Persia Babylon Western Hemisphere Germany England France Egypt Italy Jesus Bull Run Gettysburg Mr. Gladstone Hawarden Paris United States Hassel Atkinson Dakotas Henry Clay Allegheny Mountains Clay Lucknow Mohammed Rockies Sierra Nevadas Buck Tower of Babel Shinar Garibaldi Sherman Stonewall Jackson Washington Delaware Jerusalem Heaven India Capernaum Scotch Covenanters Theban Legion London Haymarket Pilgrim Fathers Drumelog Bothwell Sridge Bannockburn Edom Bozrah South North Fayette New York Kirkland Ohio Missouri Salt Lake City Pacific Slater and Peabody Chicago Russia Johnstown Michigan Charteston New

On the Threshold of Medical Revelations From the Cathode Ray

The Kansas City Star reflects on how the cathode ray will transform medicine revealing internal ailments by shining through the body. Surgeons may detect bullets splinters poisons and hidden troubles in the heart liver and brain and expose corruption in public figures behind their facade.

Kansas City Star

Vaccination Fines Highlight Religious Scruples in Württemberg

A Hissling professor in Württemberg has paid twenty fines of 15 marks over eighteen years for refusing to vaccinate his children. His stance is said to rest on religious scruples, though his children were vaccinated. The Ram's Horn cites broad religious discord on the issue, noting churches seldom seek the Lord’s return.

Hissling Wurtemburg Ram’s Horn

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J. Warren Boston Rudolph Spreckles Hawaii Koppers Fitzsimmons Dansville, N. Y Carlton Simon Salisbury Austin Boston Globe Aubrey Beardsley Johanna Barnum St. Louis Anderson Ind Golag Cincinnati New Jersey Lord Shelto Douglas Cuba Weyler Sybil Princefoteer Elizabeth Moorhead Stone Philadelphia Elizabeth M. Stone Talmage
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