Advertising as a Social Reform Tool in Atlanta Churches
The Continent reports Atlanta uses paid newspaper ads to combat legalized vice. Following Men and Religion Congress ideas, the city bought large ad space, presenting religious arguments with medical and social input. Ads urged closure of houses of prostitution and promoted public morality.
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City OF Vice
Atlanta
Sensful
Persim Congress
New York City
Congress
Continent
Men and Religion Congress
Monsen
Georgia
Sealy
Kimani
Busin
Martha
Amerisa
Afon and Retheson Congress
Fiat
New Spring Tie Fashion Sparks Bright Debate
A satirical notice mocks an overthetop spring tie trend described as loud and showy. It playfully contrasts dazzling styles with the quiet, stressing visual impact over subtlety while hinting at social commentary on fashion and public display.
Protection Has Disadvantages in Trade Debate
A column from the Indianapolis News discusses the tariff issue with references to Cobden Club figures and debates on free trade versus protection. It notes that free trade could spur American imports and British exports, while protectionism supports domestic industries and market power. The piece cites Har0ld Cox and various economists, outlining how tariffs impact home markets, foreign competition, and national economic policy.
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Ervin
Indianapolia News
Enea
United States
Harold Cox
Cobden Club
Edinburgh Review
Parliament
America
Drink Water Not Wine For Singing From Chicago Tribune
An old Chicago Tribune clipping discusses why singing benefits from water intake, contrasting Darwinian ideas with modern science. It cites places like Frankfort and references Mark Twain and Ruth Cleveland in a humorous exchange about a diplomatic matter at the Frankfort consulate.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Mark Twain
St. Louis Times
Frankfort
Cleveland
White House
Ruth Cleveland
Mazon
Washington
Twain
Mr. Twain
Captain Mason
Miss Cleveland
Fragmented notice on uniform automobile laws debate
The text presents a garbled report mentioning uniform automobile laws and a range of places and terms. It references Delaware Maryland waters and various legal terms in a disordered fragment. The piece lacks coherent facts or a clear event outcome to summarize further.
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Nantes
Sanaa
Tale of a laid and a highwayman in a twilight duel
Sir Geoffrey duels Robin with skill and fury while Prue and Robin’s bond grows. An inn host warns, a daring rescue unfolds as Prue insists on following her husband to France. Lord Beachcombe interrupts to bless the nuptials and arrange a perilous sea crossing.
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Geoffrey
Yhin
Yaster
Carte
Uerce
Rose
Trick
Sir Geoffrey
Rubin
Robin
Belone
Steve
Prue
France
St. Anthony
Sir Errs
Jim Anchy
Tran Fe
Pris
Bruce
Tymbridge
Brooke
Duke
Prudence de
Cliffe
Lady Prue
Tumbridge
Lord Beachcombe
Percival
Prudence
Bleakmoor
Menor
Lord Beach
Sombe
Rochester
Bible Class Questions for Sunday School Lesson 1918
A fragmented religious prompt lists suggestive questions from a Bible study club led by Rev. Dee Linwe and others. It references Jacob and Esau, birthrights, blessings, deception, and morality with multiple questions for discussion and moral reasoning as part of a Sunday lesson titled Jacob at Bethel.
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Te Tnternational Press Bible Question Club
Fuseice
Jacob
England
Isman
Tsaac
Tanac
Esau
Rebekah
Whitink
Bethel
Utah Minimum Wage Law For Women Draws Criticism
The Sacramento Union notes Utah has enacted a minimum wage for women, but ridicules the amounts. It cites 75 cents daily in year one and $1.25 daily thereafter, arguing such pay is inadequate and cruel. It mocks reliance on young or supported workers and labels the law an outrage. It also includes assorted columns on Burroughs and other topics.
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Utah
Sacramento Union
California
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Chapte
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Fister
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Henderdon
Tite
the Rev
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Bet S
Spory
Wait
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Sexy
Tae
John Burroughs
Atlantic
Collier's Weekly
Wandington
Banuty
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