Murray Temperance Bill Passes House Amid Amendments If Passed By Senate
A historic temperance measure moves through the House with amendments, detailing probate court duties, druggist permits, and enforcement. Provisions cover perjury penalties, permit issuance for medicinal liquor, records of sales, and penalties for officials failing to enforce provisions. The act prescribes bonds, fees, and a statewide effective date upon publication.
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Tim
Eries
Ostha
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German War News and Capital Movements in Europe
Reports from Berlin and Munich detail ministerial delay on the Church bill until after Reichstag elections, resistance among conservatives to lifting religious orders, and warnings to Russian bondholders as tax plans affect state loans. Algeria dispatches stir alarm with troop mobilization and transfers to France, while the Imperial Bank issues 40,0000 marks in treasury certificates. A German man dies in Missouri machinery accident. Percheron export worries and a Kentucky cat epidemic conclude the brief.
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Center
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Senanta
Charles Roper
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Diamonds in Myth and Modern Lore Across Ages
Classical discussions trace diamond origins from myth of Jupiter and a captive memory to Hebrews priests and Jeremiah. Ancient belief in indestructibility contrasts with uncertain real history, while modern mention reflexively ties to famous gems like Koh-i-nor and broad anecdotes from periodicals and jokes.
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Crete
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Aaron
Jeremiah
Judah
Popular Science Monthly
The Kidney Disease Alarm in Plain Terms
A wary alert warns of a dangerous belief that kidney inactivity causes most ailments. It argues that uric acid poison from inactive kidneys floods the blood, harming organs and sustaining disease. The piece criticizes physicians clinging to outdated cures and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as the remedy to restore kidney activity and remove toxins.
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