Elbert Hubbard and Revivalists Debate Religion and Charity
The article debates Elbert Hubbard's critique of revivalists like Chapman and Sunday, praising their social impact while criticizing Hubbard's philosophy. It argues for broader tolerance and kindness, noting revivalists' influence on morality and citizenship, and calls for sweeter, more charitable thinking.
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Bilbertus
Hubbard
Culisell
Nadie
Chapman
Billy
Mr. Hubbard
Denver
East Aurora
Fakir
Farmers Wives Strike Over Threshing Feasts in Indiana
A wartime era column reports Indiana farmers wives refusing to provide the daily threshing meals. Threshermen boycott county and threaten rotting wheat while wives endure heat and long duties at home. The piece also notes unrelated items on inventors and international affairs.
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Indiana
Harvest of Hell in Silent Fields Poem by Vance Cooke
A stark verse by Edmund Vance Cooke condemns imperial sowing and blood-soaked campaigns. It likens foreign interventions to sowing seeds in Arctic and European lands, yielding ruin, murder, mutiny, and a harvest of hell across nations.
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Hell
Editorial on housing bias against families with children
A Seattle Star readers letter argues landlords refuse rentals to families with children, hindering growth of large families. The writer claims such bias prevents parents from work and securing shelter, urging a change in housing practices so families can thrive and provide for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Star
Autobiography of a Moth Ball From a Fragmented Page
A humorous sketch style spread includes a moth ball narrator recounting misadventures from its creation to uso in soup and a hen’s nest. The piece weaves in brief asides about a corkscrew demand in a smoking car and stray lines about actors in Long Island, with fragmented local notes and other miscellany.
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Evercoate
Motha
Montana Bear and Double Threat Adventure Told by Basiman Brown
Basiman Brown recalls a 160 mile mail run in early Montana between Durgin and Camp Brown. He negotiates a broken horse, a bear attack, and a two front pursuit by Indigenous riders while escaping down a ridge at dawn.
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Basiman Brown
Montana
Durgin
Camp Brown
Bross River
Yellow Water Creek
Indiana
Mal
Persian Nerve Essence Promises Restored Vitality
An advertisement claims Persian Nerve Essence cures thousands of cases of nervous debility insomnia and atrophy. It asserts brain clarity improved circulation digestion perfected and magnetic vigor across the body with permanent results. Free sample offer and Philadelphia distribution details appear.
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Otis
Peta
Coe Arch
Philadelphia
Globe
Reliable Transfer Co Baggage and Storage Ad
Baggage furniture and storage services at 1215 First Avenue in the Postoffice building. Contact Reliable Transfer Co via phone for house and office storage needs. Independent service listed.
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First Avenue
Postoffice
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Washington
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Yeeantt
Wy. D. Ward
New York
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Elbert Hubbard
Glass
Elbert
Bas. K. Garfield
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Collins * James
Siberia
Finland
Ancient
Poland
Rifles
Deah
Meah
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Star Readers
Josh Wise
Long Island
Tabiato
Canaan
Bert Sewell
St. Charles
Mich
Egypt
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Standard Republican
Tobacco Trust
Devil
Deep
Reliable Transfer CO
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Hoff
ALLEN
Carlton Dental CO
Second
Yesler
Guy's
Hubs Avenue
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Modera
Second Avenue
Marion Street
Maria
Second Ave
Marion St
Marion
Ohio
Thes Dentistry
Baertcoss
OMIO
Third Avenue
Castoria
W. BB Hutchinson CO
Chicago
Harry Silver
Yesler Way
Nis
Sterling
Shaw's Drug Store
Algert Hansen
oLass
1St Avenue
Moor Howard
Penn Mutual Life
RED Front Furniture Co
Pike Se
London
Isaac Luria
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