Pope gifts and primary politics in Clermont Courier
The Clermont Courier reports two lion cubs from the Pope arrive in Washington for President Taft, notes participation rights in the September primaries, and discusses a Denman ruling on independent nominations. It highlights Hariman health, party chal lenge, and Oregon pomes sent to the President, plus coverage of Mexico flood losses and international aviation progress.
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Rome
Taft
White House
Denman
Boys tamper with switch. face daily wrecks for life
A report recalls youths who tampered with a switch on the Tlinois Central railway to see a wreck, now condemned to witness wrecks daily for their natural lives. Also noted is a 4,000 year old love letter found in Chaldae, mirroring modern romance but without requests for photos or airship sails.
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Tlinois Central
Chaldae
Quotations and Gossip From a London Drawing Room
A hostess remarks to Mrs Cash about a winter tour and Rome becomes a humorous misremembered moment. Disraeli notes the vanity of aristocratic lineage while stressing solitude as a seed of enthusiasm. Mrs Lapsling reports Johnny's growing interest in physics and weekly chemistry lab time.
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London
Rome
Cash
Ethel
Solitude
Isaac Disraeli
Johnny
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer as a Family Aid
Readers are urged to request a copy of the Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer to improve family life and prosperity. The paper is praised as educational for parents and children, with guidance on home management, economy, and moral living, including a weekly sermon by Chas T Russell. Sample can be obtained from RNQuinck COMPANY in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Sopather
Chas
T. Russell
Rnquinck Company
Cincinnati
In The Toils Of Influenza On A Downtown Ride
Two Eastenders ride a muggy morning downtown and speak in a coded exchange that listeners misinterpret as Esperant or Volapuk. The clipped dialogue reveals humor and fatigue as they discuss illness, fear, and a grim joke about a head being cut off last night.
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Eastenders
Duels Among Sudanese Arabs Describe Rift and Customs
The Hasas and Hadendoas of southeast Tekar are described as black Arabs with distinct dialects and livelihoods. They harvest dokha and dwerra millet in February while defending crops from birds with tall platforms and palm lash whips. Weapons include crooked knives sticks spears and swords firearms are banned. Many scars indicate ongoing duels with back cuts until one cries enough.
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Tekar
Africa
Khors
Plateau
The Enduring Allure of Hash Through the Ages
A reflection on hash as a mystery dish that defies risk and doubt. The piece contrasts hash with wine pie and biscuits, arguing that uncertainty enhances happiness and that hash has withstood time without causing calamities.
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Hash
Fog and earthquakes mark the summer of 1783
Gilbert White notes a portentous summer with alarming meteors and smoky fog blanketing Europe and England for weeks, paired with intense heat. Calabria and parts of Sicily suffered earthquakes, while Cowper mentions nature’s dim sickly eye.
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Europe
Asia
Gilbert White
England
Calabria
Isle
Sicily
The Man With Strange Eyes Explains Blurred Vision
A man asks pardon for not speaking earlier and explains his eyes blur when he enters rooms due to a past illness. He notes he cannot recognize people immediately while his condition persists. The waiter’s consistent focus on the punch contrasts with the narrator’s issue.
The Kiddies Grow in Respect and Understanding
The Philadelphia Record notes children gain more respect from society as parents study them closely. Scientists design better playthings and literary figures influence books. Children show discernment, sometimes more tolerant, even understanding parental flaws.
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Philadelphia Record
Rail Connections and Schedules at Cincinnati Stations
Train notices outline arrivals and departures for successors Nos 23 26 at Pennsylvania Lines station Pearl and Butler in Cincinnati. Local trains Nos 27 28 35 and 36 use C L N R R station Court and Broadway. Through trains No 24 26 run to Roanoke Richmond Norfolk and via Norfolk and Western. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to Lynchburg in No 24. Sardinia connects Hillsboro branch with Hillsboro daily except Sunday at 6 05 and 10 25.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointa
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg
Wenene
Baldma Ald
Batavia
Sb S.ow Ees Gear
Wwm'sburg
Tetra Beens
Sardinia
Portsmouth
Daily Daily
Sun, M. AM
Py AM
Arenes Feebles
Winchester
Bardinia Setae Batavia
Msburg
Baldwin
Fiare Ae Eeenee
Cincinnatis Nacnebecess
University Examinations Schedule Noted by Officials
Each month commences September with examinations in the higher branches BER MARCH and JUNE only. B T Davis serves as president with D E Kirgan as vice president and 8 8 Bagby as clerk.
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Senator Foraker
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Oregon
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Glenn H. Curtis
San Francisco
Mexico
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Disraeli
Sheba
Fletcher
Cincinnati Post Daily
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Peal
Che Bowl Louis Joseph Vance
Detroit Times
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Clint
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Rade
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Zie
Frank Brinkmoeller
H. A. Moore
Spring Street
Adminstrator Sale
Probate Court
Clermont County
Ohio
Couns Clermont
State of Ohio
Shaw's
Slade Rou
Blade
Edwin
Ely
George W. Henton
Evy
Clermont County Infirmary
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Witti Ait Cglawoy
Roe
Saineie
Wil, I Irkton
Willlamabarg
Pittsburg
Lo’g
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New Hickalke Western
Hillsboro
Traina
W.E B. Bevill
Allen Hull
General Rm Reene
Apt
Tember
B. T. Davis
D. E. Kirgan
Bagby
Newtonnville
WM. A. Roude Bush
Bate Batavia
Mowinenna Road
Rapp Bros
Pri
J. R. Woodlief
Locust
Fred Bartmeez
Pleasant Plain
Concord
Toms
Peice
W. A. Combs
Owensville
Brown County
Hamiet
Jersey
Lowell Roudebush
Lou Bubrele
AL Bowes
Sale
Poland
China
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Williamsburg
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