Five Great Agencies Conserve Past Present and Future
The essay argues home school vocation state and church as civilization units. It extols imagination as essential to science art and history, then the judgment conscience and character shaped by training. It stresses disciplined work tolerance honesty and the university as America’s beacon for progress.
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Rapid Empire Express
Shakespeare
Dante
Homer
Goethe
Wesley
Luther
United States
George Frisbee Hoar
Massachusetts
Harvard
Massachusetts College
Local notices and town updates from Kentucky and Ohio
Maysville forms a tobacco board of trade. Pike county shows 400 acres of clover on the Vanmeter farm. Georgetown fair dates listed. The Loveland Press debuts a new look. Ohio Anti-Saloon League spent 84435 dollars in a crusade. Dover plans a 15000 dollar bank. Hillsboro bans dogs for 30 days. N and W adds locomotives and cars. First Regiment O N G unit in Cincinnati reorganized. Milford plans ice and cold storage plant pending weather. Rural delivery to report package weights. stamps to be delivered face down. New Richmond Ice and Cold Storage plant set to operate by mid March. Beaver Pike county couple aged 81 and 80 with 11 children. Maine sinking anniversary observed by war veterans and locals. Miles McCarthy drives seven oxen with a log wagon toward Liberty for a sawmill move. Clermont soldiers may receive 12 dollar monthly widows pension and 2 dollars per month for children. Winchester pastor begins series Some Modern Devils detailing several demons. Judge Corn halts card games in grand jury room and county offices. Adams county residents warned against card playing near courthouse.
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Loveland Press
Anti-Saloon League of
Ohio
Dover
Kentucky
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
J. R. Clark
Milford
Postal Department
Richmond Ice and Cold Storage Company
Fairs on 1910 Mad River and Miami Valley Circuit Dates
The 1910 Mad River and Miami Valley Fair Circuit lists fair dates for numerous towns. Entries include Winchester July 26 27 28 29 and Columbus September 5 6 7 8 9 with many other locales such as Richwood Newport Xenia Springfield Urbana and Dayton scheduled in August and September.
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Mad River
Miami Valley
Winchester
Richwood
Newport
Xenia
Carthage
Springfield
Urbana
Kenton
Washington D. H
Boston
Blanchester
London
Bellefontaine
Wapakoneta
Supreme Court rules counties cannot appoint special counsel
The supreme court holds county commissioners and county officers lack authority to hire special legal counsel for public duties. The county prosecutor remains the sole legal adviser for county matters.
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Supreme Court
Daughters of Rebekah Visit Fishback Home
The Daughters of Rebekah met at J. L. H Barr's home last Thursday then went to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fishback residence. The surprise visit was warmly welcomed and followed by a luncheon of appetizing dishes. Helen Holmes Rush presented the Fishbacks with a salad fork and spoon as a keepsake of fraternal ties.
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Rebekah
J. L. ‘H. Barr
Earl Fishback
Rebekahs
Mrs. Fishback
Helen Holmes Rush
Batavia Township Poor Relief Detailed for Year Ending 1909
The Batavia township trustees report 1909 poor relief expenditures totaling 1741.91 with items misclassified. Corrections show 762.77 should be excluded, leaving 979.14 as the proper relief total in a defense of charitable intent against graft accusations.
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Batavia Township
Lou Cmernee
UGS
Ohio Bulletin of Charities and Correction
Batavia
Trip Around the World With the Boys in Blue
Batavia residents invite families to a illustrated lecture by Lew F White aboard the Army Transport Thomas. Hosted by the Presbyterian church Ladies Aid Society the event offers an 8 PM voyage starting February 22 with adults priced at 2 1 2 cents and children at 16 cents.
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Batavia
Boys In Blue
United States Army
Thomas
Lew F. White
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Town Hall
Aid Society
White
Credentials demanded from smooth Fayette county solicitor
A smooth man circulated in Fayette county asking for subscriptions to the Ohio Farmer and other papers but did not remit funds to publishers. The piece urges proof of representation before paying. The note includes a testimonial about Dean’s Ointment curing eczema.
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Fayette County
Ohio Farmer
Census Bureau instructions on enumerating birth, language, and naturalization
Washington February 18. The 13th census guides enumerators on place of birth for native and foreign born individuals and other personal details. It covers conjugal status, years of marriage, language and place identifiers for Poland and Canada, and years of immigration. It also explains naturalization codes Na Pa Al for foreign-born males 21 and over.
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Census Bureau
Poland
Canada
United States
Language of the Interviewee in Census Instructions
The excerpt discusses how to record a person’s spoken language on census forms. If multiple languages are spoken and English is not spoken, the enumerator should list the individual’s native language or mother tongue by name. It emphasizes accuracy in capturing primary linguistic background.
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Tangue
Langley debunks night riders attack on Equity office
Rep Langley in the Kentucky House dismissed claims that Winchester residents attacked the Society of Equity offices in Lexington. He said a Lexington resident, in a drunken moment, merely bumped the building and cracked a window, not a mass assault.
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Winchester
Kentucky
Society of Equity
Lexington
Langley
Kentucky House
Society
Traveling chiropodist Frank Hardwick dies in Massillon Ohio
Frank Hardwick a 50 year old traveling chiropodist died at the Massillonian Hotel Massillon Ohio last Saturday morning. The body was sent to his Amelia home with a woman claiming to be Mrs J W Thomas who took charge and would not release the death certificate prompting local authorities to investigate. The Massillon police report the death as natural and no autopsy will be performed. Funeral services were held at the Amelia home Tuesday and the body will lie in a vault pending investigation.
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Frank Hardwick
Massillonian
Massillon
Ohio
Amelia
J. W. Thomas
Hardwick
Massillon Board of Health
Teal
Ring Off Sayings on Telephone Etiquette Highlight Courtesy
The piece urges strict use of ringing off after calls to avoid abuse of operators. It contends many callers are at fault for lingering on lines and listening in, and it encourages readers to hang up promptly to please the central operators and improve temper.
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Central
Germa American Bank of Batavia Promises Real Estate Loans
Persistent rumors of a new state bank in Batavia are confirmed by subscription of the required capital. The Germa American Bank of Batavia, Ohio, will have capital stock of 26000 dollars. It plans to lend on real estate, leveraging Batavia’s location to facilitate mortgage business. Directors and officers expected to be named.
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Batavia
Germa-American Bank
Ohio
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Italy
America
Pericles
Lorengo
American University
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Tobacco Board of Trade
Vanmeter
Pike County
Georgetown
N. and W. Railway
Itelf
Madison Crabtree
Beaver
Crabtree
Maine
Havana Harbor
Union People’s Defender
Miles McCarthy
Main Street
Liberty Township
Union Lumber Company
Clermont County
Taylor
Methodist Church
Around
Dean
W. Matthews
Commisioner Labor Statistics
Augusta
Washington, D. C
United States Census Bureau
West Virginia
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Equity Office
the New Bank
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