The Duty of the Head of a Household and Charity
William Howe Tolman argues against the idea that one person can live on less than one. He says marriage creates a household with higher expenses and urges churches to fund pensions for needy clergy. He cites Methodists as a model for regular pensions via denominational systems and annual appeals.
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William Howe Tolman
Merie
Feo Osaker
Fey
Emma
Wwe
Jess
Xaderessisii Deriching
Artemius Ward Geaid
Sereogeans
Owen
Eopal
Eldrey- Inn
Cis
Fragments From a Sermon on Christian Ministry
Denis Worsman discusses calls to the ministry in a cautionary sermon. He warns against skepticism and urges steadfast faith while outlining the burdens and rewards for those entering religious service. The tone reflects Protestant concerns and pastoral guidance.
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Denis Worsman
D. D
Bright
Huis
Modern Educational Needs and Manual Training
The article argues for expanding manual training in schools to raise the status of trades like carpentry and street work. It urges practical education to match a changing economy, criticizing overemphasis on words and calling for better methods and resources for students to learn by doing rather than theory alone.
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Pirat
Alg
Force to Preserve Discipline and Family Honor
A court opinion by Justice Luke J. Connorton discusses parental authority and spousal protection. It emphasizes a father's guardianship over children and supports reasonable enforcement of commands, while condemning inhuman treatment. The piece contrasts paternal control with a wife’s rights within marriage and warns against cruelty.
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Husbaund
Aly Sonan First World Veterinary Surgeon Featured
A New York woman, Aly Sonan Nicholson, is described as the world’s only veterinary surgeon. The piece details her life, early interest in animals, education at Chicago Veterinary College, and plans to graduate next March, with notes on her approach to treating pets and her expected impact in OCbienge.
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Aly
SONAN
Nea York
Long Island
N.Y
Gal
Nicholson
Hersel
Chicago Veterinary College
Language Clash Between Husband and Wife Over Dialect
A quarrel unfolds as a husband criticizes his wife for using awkward expressions while defending pure English. He cites a letter from his father and teases her, prompting her to retort about misused words and rising tensions as the exchange devolves into a petty dispute.
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Lieury Jones
Sumlerland
Sunderland
Matt Noeker
Rene
Ren Mieai
Ethel’s Plea for Money Sparks Father Exchange
A short dialogue portrays Ethel asking her father for money with a nickel then a quarter behind a lighthearted back-and-forth about size and generosity. The exchange reflects a domestic snapshot rather than a broader event.
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Ethel
Father
Vast Audience Fails to Hold Candidate Accountable
A large number of people do not hold the candidate responsible for statements made the day before the election. The issue highlights concerns about post election accountability and voter awareness.
Electric Fishing Toy For Little Ones
A playful set of instructions describes a simple fishing game using a stick as a pole a pin hook with sealing wax as bait and cut paper fish. Players compete to hook and wet the most fish with each having a personal line and prize for the winner.
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Louis
Loans to Turkish Farmers Queried for Agricultural Aid
Turkey maintains a government managed network of agricultural banks aimed at supplying small loans to farmers. Capital comes from an annual agricultural property tax. Principal agencies span sixty five cities, provincial capitals, and sanjaks with branches in smaller towns.
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Turkey
Speculative Racing Bets Stir Trackgoers Adrift
Observers at the track discuss a multi millionaire backer and the idea that a single race can trigger spillover into various stocks the next morning. The mood is cautious yet opportunistic as bettors anticipate trends.
Mourning Rules Linked to Family Deaths in Football Context
A remark notes that mourning by a woman in a family is excusable when a male relative dies, except if the death occurs during a football game. The comment contrasts traditional grief norms with sports related incidents and implies social expectations around mourning.
Peril in Chicago Skyscraper Rush Pushes Fatal Risks
The Chicago Tribune warns that rush to complete tall downtown structures sacrifices lives. As ground rents rise, workers plow ahead with multiple trades on exposed floors, risking falls and failing safety covers. An accident at the new post office building illustrates how routine tasks can turn deadly.
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Chicara
V Corporation
Chicaro
New Chicago
Ciliders
Chicago Tribune
The Best Savings Bank for Households
The article urges housewives to save by tracking daily expenses and opening personal accounts. It argues women can build security for stormy times and rainy days, noting annual household expenditures often exceed daily estimates. It frames saving as moral duty, not greed, and ends with a moral about girls and Cinderella.
Remember the Sabbath Day Deacon Warns His Sons
Sunday morning at home Deacon Ironside scolds his two sons William and Chalmers for missing church. William admits forgetfulness, Chalmers admits laziness, and the deacon orders William to go without breakfast as a reminder to keep the sabbath.
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Deacon Ironside
William
Chalmers
Chicago Tribune
Falstaff star declares himself the center of the company
The large actor cast as Falstaff proclaims he is the star of the company, provoking a witty retort from a saucy soubrette who mocks his expansive presence as a nebula.
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Falstaff
Doan's Kidney Pills Credited With Cure in Midland Case
David M Bye of Midland narrates severe pain from hips back and leg that worsened for months. After a month on Doan's Kidney Pills he regained work ability and walking without aid. He asserts the remedy removes the cause, not just pain, and offers to answer inquiries. Free trials and 50 cents per box promote Doan's Kidney Pills with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Spohr’s mother noted for music but not a musician.
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David M. Bye, P
Midland
Mich
Duan
Doan
Tam
Eye
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo, N
Sala
The Pinkham Cures Advocate Mrs Frances Stafford Testimony
The article lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing Mrs Frances Stafford of New York City and hundreds of thousands helped by the remedies. Skeptics have faded as cured women form a growing chorus, attracting scientists and physicians to the perceived merit of Pinkham's preparations.
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Frances Stafford
E. 4Th St
N.Y. City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Merica
Uch
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