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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
2
The article mocks religious hymn singing as science for health while contrasting with a critique of congressional graft. It notes a Pacific coast congressman's mileage and salary, arguing that earning less than claimed undermines public service and ethics. The piece condemns unearned pay as corruption and links it to broader government faults.
The piece argues the Wilson administration’s strong peacemeans risk provoking Mexican factions and Huerta by seeking unofficial mediation. It warns the United States may face forced occupation as Mexico’s civil war risks drawing Washington into conflict. The author cautions that peace efforts could misfire and trigger war.
Three small, old fashioned ships from Spain, the Santa Maria Pinta and Nina, long in port since the Chicago era, are poised for a long voyage from Chicago to San Francisco. They were brought to the Columbian Exposition of 1863 and may be fitted for months at sea or on Lake Michigan.
Harvard crews will sail three Santa Maria class ships from Cleveland to San Francisco via the Great Lakes St. Lawrence and Panama Canal. The voyage, replicating Columbus era craft, aims to highlight exploration courage and compare past and present sea travel while the vessels winter in Boston.
The piece discusses how human individuality breeds diverse views and how rulers have sought to suppress dissent. It contrasts physical bondage with coercive belief manipulation, citing historical persecutions for refusing dominant creeds and noting religious intolerance across cultures and eras.
The Enquirer notes mankind has reshaped earth by transforming wilderness into cultivated landscapes, turning forests into gardens and altering natural habitats with roads, fields, and urban development, leaving many ecosystems disrupted.
The page blends verse about sweltering heat and forthcoming corn yields with a stream of short items. Jokes touch on politics with Wilson, divorce suits, roosters, suffrage, and public figures like Champ Clark and Lillian Russell, finishing with legal quips about Charles F. Murphy and David Lamar.
Stockings costing three hundred dollars a pair are said to be coming on the market. None of them will be worn by the men. They are satisfied with three pairs for a quarter. Vacations teach that brighter men and women too that the office or store can run along just the same without them. Now, boys and girls, do a little thinking while you at it.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cabarets in Chicago in hotels and railways, and refers to a widow, a marriage offer, and a fatal incident with a skull. It preserves few clear facts beyond stray names, places, and events, with much unreadable text.
The ad claims hydrocele varicocele hernia stricture rheumatism and related conditions improve from the start and are permanently cured by the system. It emphasizes joint stiffness muscular rheumatism lumbago and sciatica in various forms and asserts rapid, lasting relief.
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