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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
4
Late Young Ignorance Editorial Spurs Mt Vernon Interest
A Pittsburg Post editorial titled Late Young Ignorance targets tariff policy and Franks Hurd, praising and criticizing political figures. It recalls Hurd’s career and lines about free trade versus tariffs, with references to Ohio farmers and measures impacting farm products. The piece notes a lecture tour in Arkansas featuring educators and scholars from Henderson College and Ouachita College.
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Pittsburg
Frank Hurd
Mt. Vernon
Young
Businieke
Americana
Philippines
Mimmels
Ohio
Frank Turd
Congress
Foledo
Hurds
Gumilline
McKinley
McKintoy
Entertaining in Martinsburg and Area Weddings
Mr and Mrs H C Devin hosted an informal Monday evening gathering for guests including Mr and Mrs W H Pratt. Marriages include Ernest Selle and Ming Mina Olive Dennis on December 24 at a home ceremony conducted by Rev A B Williams. Other dinners and dances occur across Martinsburg Brandon and surrounding towns with multiple families hosting reunions and parties during the Christmas season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Williams
Brandon
Tnes
Willing
Neldon-Moxley
Clarence Neldon
Utica
Misa Ethel Moxley
Morrow County
Brininsteool
East Vine Atroat
Neldon
Wethroe
Fredericktown
Buckeye City
B. Rice
J. C. Hall
J. Ti. Roam
Mes
T. B. Scholes
Jay
Anna Bello
Mra
Hews
Tamsin Hess
Vernon
Samuel Rice
Ntra
Staats and
Eon
Harold
8. W. Richart
Bernice
P. D. Strausbaugh
Lawrence of
Wooster
Audery Hess
Nancy Gray
American Philosophical Association Opens Meeting in Princeton
Princeton N J Dec 27 The tenth annual meeting of the American Philosophical Association opened with a large attendance. The executive committee has deviated from routine to emphasize debate and polemic essays. Business sessions are scheduled to avoid interference with discussions.
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Princeton
N. J
American Philosophical Association
Delicacy in Mourning Turns to Ironic Matchmaking
A widow writes in to tell of a widower who marries his deceased wife's slater while in mourning. During their honeymoon, a former friend meets him in a restaurant and, after introductions, asks who he mourns for. The man replies with a delicate line that reveals his sister-in-law as the deceased’s sister.
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Slater
Breaking It Gentle: Callahan Confronted by Father Clancy
A fragment from Lipplecott’s Magazine depicts Callahan halted on a street by Father Clancy who confronts him about breaking a hospital habit. Callahan, surprised, explains he acted out of propriety and friendship, insisting his breach was unintentional and motivated by respect.
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Callahan
Father Clancy
Prinat
Lipplecott
Quoted passenger pockets fare under New York scrutiny
A well dressed woman inside a New York pay car briefly drops 15 cents into the fare box by mistake and declares she will reclaim 200 cents from the next four passengers. A man notes the nickel and ensures the correct change is returned.
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New York
New York Tribune
Obituary notices from Amity and nearby towns
Obituaries for Mary Ann Harding 88 of Amity born in Pennsylvania died of pneumonia at home of her son Albert Platt. Funeral at 11 Wednesday. interment St. John's near Amity. Also memorials for fourteen month old Hackley Hatkie, Mrs. Wellington McElroy, and Howard Chew with funeral arrangements and interment details released for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Harding
Amity
Albert Platt
Mer
Pennsylvania
Shen
Thomas Platt
Kansas
Agnew
Styers
Mt. Vernon
St. John's Cemetery
Deanatte Hackley Apanetto Hatkiey
Thomas Hackly
North Jefferson Street
J. M. Tate
Mound View Cementery
Wellington McElroy
Millwood
Hineas
St. Luke's Catholic
Danville
Trogua
Howard Chew Howard Chow
Hredericktown
H. M. Norble
Forest Cemetery
Fredericktown
Women in Korea Excerpt Reflects Name Absence and Identity
A fragment notes a quote about women in Korea described as nameless or selfless. It discusses a woman’s freedom from naming and how baptism confers a personal name, altering her sense of dignity in Christian contexts. The text references Kemp fu and The Face of Manchuria.
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Korea
Kemp
Manchuria
The Right Ring and the Father’s Inquiry
A fragmentary social exchange mentions a young man who has been calling recently and is described as fair with a right ring and a possible diamond. The dialogue hints at intrigue about ownership and recognition surrounding the ring.
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Teager- Iyi
Methods of Barney Barnato in Mining Ventures
A Moody's Magazine excerpt recounts Barney Barnato dismissing a detailed engineer report on a mine. He asks only if the venture is good business and declines the maps and notes, insisting on practical worth over scientific detail. The anecdote illustrates Barnato’s emphasis on profitability over formal analysis.
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Barney Barnato
Barnato
A. A. Blow
Blow
Rarnnto
Yeu
Moody's Magazine
Largest Island Sizes And Misleading Notions Of Continent Size
The article lists the top islands by area with Greenland at about 850000 square miles and New Guinea, Borneo, Madagascar following, noting rough estimates and that the order is unlikely to change. It also mentions Australia and the United States in brief as contextual references.
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Austraa Ts
Greenlind
New Guinea
Borneo
Madagascar
Australia
United States
For Sale Items Include Buggy and Farm Property
For sale notice lists a Stanhope bogey buggy priced at 75 dollars and a stock and grain farm with 26 acres and four producing gas wells. Also mentions a new nine room dwelling at 62 dollars per acre. Contact L G Hunt at 86 Public Square Cit zen phone china red?
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Stanhope
L. G. Hunt
Public Square
Citzeny
Stream & Rimer
Fort Montgomery Saga Reveals Old Boundary Blunder
The article recounts the 1815 start of Fort Montgomery near Rouses Point in New York to guard Lake Champlain and the later boundary shift by the Webster Ashburton treaty. It notes the fort was never heavily manned or armed and ended as a border misstep in U. S. history. Andrew Jackson McFadden dies at 74 after a six hour illness, survived by a large family.
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Rouses Point
Lake Champlain
Lake Chamblain
Montgomery
New York
Canada
United States
Harper's
Andrew Jackson McFadden
North Center Run Street
McFadden
Benjamin
William McFadden
Shreve
Ohio
Helen Barnes
Tivert
Prosecution Leaders Convene in Michigan Talks Reform
Lancing Michigan hosts the Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys two day session in the state capitol. Prominent attendees include Judge Philip T. Van Zile, President Walter B. Foster, Howard Cavanaugh, and Attorney General Frank Kuhn. Debates focus on reforming criminal laws and non support case handling.
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Lancing Mich
Michigan Association of Prosecuting Attorneys
Senate
State Capitol
Asoo
Btate
Philip T. van Zle
Wayne County
Walter 8. Foster
Ingham
Howard Cavanaugh
Calhoun
Frank Kuhn
Philologists in Session at Brown University
The American Philological Society meets at Brown University with members from Western and Southern universities. Delegates include scholars from the University of Chicago, Minnesota, Michigan, Vanderbilt, and Tennessee, reflecting a broad academic gathering.
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Providence
A.1
Amercan Philological Society
Brown University
Archaeological Institute of America
Modern Language Assocation
The
Semitic Society
University of Chicago
University of Minnesota
University of Michigan
Vanderbilt University of Midiversity of Tennessee
Music Teachers Meet Opens in Boston With Prominent Attendees
The Music Teachers National Association opens its annual convention in Boston today hosted by Boston University and Harvard University music departments. Leading musicians and educators from across the country attend the three day sessions.
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Boston
Mass
The
Music Teachers’ National Association
Roston University
Harvard University
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