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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1896
Page
7
A digest of quirky items from across the U.S. notes humorous quotes about education and temper, high treason rumors in Hawaii, bank scandals, poetry debates, social fads, and local mishaps. It mentions Boston Globe poetry stance, a being ill in Dansville, and a Chicago child pianist inspiring remarks.
The piece details Capitol Hill residences built for early leaders, society’s focus on charity balls, and the social circle centered around Senators Row. It highlights Miss Elizabeth Moorhead Stone’s debut, prominent Pennsylvania matrons, and the skating craze at the palais de glace with notable skaters and guests. It also notes Philadelphia’s gas works profit of nearly $300,000.
The speaker argues that America must be taken for God, framing the nation as the prophesied Western hemisphere. He envisions a vast evangelical campaign to combat alcoholism, socialism, nihilism, and atheism, led by a celestial and historic alliance, with cities as engines of reform and revival. The sermon lauds unity, cites demographic projections, and urges mobilization across political and religious lines.
The Kansas City Star predicts a breakthrough era as the cathode ray and sensitized plate enable doctors to locate bullets, poison in packages, and hidden objects in bodies. It foresees revelations about the heart liver and brain through rays penetrating skull and body.
A professor at Hissling in Württemberg paid twenty fines of 15 marks over eighteen years for refusing his children vaccination. He cites religious scruples as the basis, though his children were vaccinated. The Ram's Horn notes ongoing religious divergences on the issue.
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