The Star of Bethlehem in Biblical and Astronomical Light
The article traces the Star of Bethlehem from Matthew while weighing natural and astronomical explanations. It surveys Kepler’s conjunction theory, Venus Mars and Jupiter Saturn alignments, comets, and nova possibilities, arguing confluence of evidence supports non miraculous, yet uncertain, celestial origins.
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Democrats Seek To Replace Corporate Tax With Personal Tax
The Cleveland Leader notes Democratic leaders in Congress aim to substitute a federal income tax for the corporate tax. Individuals earning above about $3000 yearly would pay directly, while corporations would be relieved. Plan promises greater government intrusion into private affairs and less oversight of big firms. The piece questions the claim of defending individual freedom and calls for a long education to persuade the public. The president-elect’s stance and Governor Wilson’s potential response are also in question.
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Governor Wilson urged on tariff action in Congress
Business leaders advocate early tariff action through an April 16 extra session to avoid delay until autumn. They expect Wilson to avoid extreme measures and to insist on weighing material costs and wage scales, easing worries about future industry and commerce.
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Ilson
Oregon Voters Rebuff Most Initiated Bills and Amendments
In Oregon voters rejected roughly two thirds of 34 initiated legislative measures and constitutional amendments, illustrating frustration with initiative and referendum processes. The addition of recall provisions is criticized as worsening the situation, increasing voter worry and delays.
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Oregon
Hope for Succeeding Leader in 1916 Roosevelts Move
The Columbus State Journal notes a nonpartisan wish that the president-elect will achieve marked success in 1916. It predicts Colonel Roosevelt touring the nation as if emulating a second Woodrow Wilson.
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Woodrow Wilson
Columbus
Taft dismisses two Texas marshals for political activity
President Taft acts to remove two Texas marshals for joining the Progressive camp amid growing tension within the party. The measures reflect the administration pursuing loyalty measures as reform debates intensify during the period.
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Taft
Made a Demand for Roses
A shy young man finally agrees to a playful bargain with a girl. She offers a kiss in exchange for a rose on his buttonhole, prompting his blush and quick departure to buy roses from the florist. The light exchange unfolds as a comic romance in London Answers style.
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London
The Tragedian and The Comedian Exchange
A dialogue between a tragedian and a comedian humorously contrasts crowd reactions. The Tragedian claims to move audiences while the Comedian notes audiences often drift away after the second act.
Cure of Scalp Eczema With Cuticura Remedies
Mrs Geo F Clark of Iberia Missouri says five years of scalp eczema and ringworm like scales ended after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She reports permanent improvement and hair regrowth after treating with both products, dated March 25 1912.
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Boston
Too Many Amateurs At The Boston Club Dinner
Dr. Woods Hutchinson at the Twentieth Century club in Boston condemns baked beans and warns against amateur dieticians. He cites the rise of raw vegetable and fruit cures as unwise without expert guidance.
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Woods Hutchinson
Twentieth Century Club
Boston
Scarce as Hen's Teeth Lent Partner Search
A witty exchange between Mr and Mrs Crimsonbeak about a bachelor friend seeking a partner for joys and sorrows. The dialogue hints at the man's long wait and a pun on a lent partner in a humorous social moment.
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Hen
Not Always Money in Wheat Trade Phrase
A brief adish fragment notes proverb about money and outcomes with a fresh Buck wheat supply promotion from Mrs. Austins. The line hints at farming economy and marketing urgency as supply goes on sale.
Strained Exchange Echoes in Casual Banter
A terse exchange centers on whether reconciliation occurred with a witty rebuttal about kissing and makeup. The dialogue scratches at pride and social ease through a swift, pointed line followed by a literary quote on personal capability.
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