Discussion Club Hears Address By Chas Christman
Charles Christman addressed the Round Table Discussion club at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Plaff on Cleveland street. He contrasted natural law with man made statutes, citing Moses Jesus and Mathew and urging law must reflect enduring truths. He warned that modern lawmakers risk chaos by violating foundational commandments.
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Charles Christman
Round Table Discussion Club
A. H. Plaff
Cleveland Street
Webster
Franklin
Congress
Moses Jas
Jesus
Jésus
Today is the Day by Clark Serard in June 1934
A collage of historical notes marks June 20 with references to the Great Seal of the United States and its designer, Barton's Philadelphia work, plus anniversaries, notable dates, and quotes about liberty. The piece blends events from 1782 to 1898 with commentary on law, monarchy, and modern public notices.
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Congress
United States
Wham Barton
Philadelphia
United States of America
Barton
Edmund Lester Paarson
Borden
America
Lizzie Borden
Debate on economic system and neighborly duty in the nation
A candid critique questions the current economic order and its focus on profit over service. It cites stock unloading, idle employment, and hunger despite abundance, urging a return to communal principles from Acts 4 and the Golden Rule to demand more equitable distribution and cooperation.
Practice in Government Reform and Public Duty
The article argues perfection in government comes from individuals building and supporting it. It asserts lasting reforms require honest, obedient citizens who love good over fame or money and treat others as neighbors. The piece notes a concluding season meeting and upcoming talks by Post Master RB Lersen on September 14.
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RB Lersen
Untouchables Barred From Wells and Temples in Indian Districts
In certain districts the Entouchables may not draw water from Brahmin wells and must ring a bell to warn approaching Brahmins. A Brahmin’s shadow inside a temple is deemed polluted, reflecting caste restrictions and ritual impurity norms.
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India
Blind man seeks aid after pension, Ohio town
An aged blind man in Gallipolis Ohio says he has been living on a 44 dollar per year pension and applied for aid for the aged locally. The brief report notes his poverty and application for assistance.
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Gallipolis
MeWburn Calf Escapes River Currents In Washington
A three year old calf named MeWburn escaped the Wallapa River in Raymond Washington. The animal battled the river current and scrambled ashore about 100 yards downstream. Local rescuers aided the frightened calf and avoided injuries.
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Raymond
Wallapa
Ann Regan Dead After Cat Steps Before Car
In Rocky Hill Connecticut Mrs Ann Regan dies as a cat wanders onto a road and is struck by a passing automobile. The incident caused local concern about animal safety and road hazards.
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Rockyile
Hee Moe Tross
Ann Regan
Pot Cat
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