Sued by a Sunday School Lesson on Reform and Virtue
Pastor Rev. Ernest Bourner Allen extols scriptural guidance on mercy and restoration while condemning alcohol, narcotics, and the saloon. He urges community effort in aiding the fallen, protecting society, and promoting temperance through churches, schools, and public instruction.
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Ernest Bourner Allen
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Washington St. Congregational Church
Marion Lawrence Sunday School
Toledo
Ohio
Desirable Flowers for Home Gardens Overview
A guide to popular garden flowers detailing Cosmos Nep hybrids Pampas Lupines Larkspur Lobelia Marigold Mignonette Moonflower Morning Glory Nasturtium Pansy Vinca, Vincas, Verbena, Petunias and Sunflowers with notes on colors, blooming months, heights and best uses for edging sides and mass plantings. Includes fragrant Mignonette and Moonflower climbers for pergolas and fences.
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Bigtig
Ivory market sights in London and value of waste ivory
The Ivory market in London features sales of tusks and varied ivory scraps. Waste from ivory manufacture yields valuable pieces for billiard balls and other uses, with prices rising from 250 to 825 dollars per hundredweight over 35 years. bulk ivory runs about 10 000 dollars per ton.
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London
Unclear Fragmentary Claims About Women Worldwide
A garbled collection of sensational statements attributes various stereotypes to women from different regions. The text mentions Japanese, Great Britain, Africa, Australia, and China with dubious claims about behavior, body, and social status. Many lines appear non factual and incoherent.
Korean Characteristics and a French Shorthand Machine
A discussion on Korean peaceable agricultural nature and Chinese Manchu admixture contrasts with warlike neighbors. It also reviews M. Charles Bivort's Stenophile shorthand machine, claiming high speed potential. Additional notes cover multilingual habits in Hungary and Eperies, plus a claim that cod liver oil benefits plants.
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China
Sation
Japan
France
M. Charles Bivort
M. Bivort
Umbrella Exchange Planned in London for Public Use
A company in formation in London plans to supply umbrellas on loan to the public. Subscribers may borrow an umbrella from a depot such as a restaurant or tobacconist, use it while needed, and return it to the same or another depot. Annual charge about one dollar.
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Massichnsetts Bure
Tabor
Ohio
United States
Agaist
Ani
Men on stilts in turpentine country of France
In a remarkable French turpentine region, workers live on sixteen foot stilts to gather resin from maritime pines. They traverse flat land, tapping trees high above ground and filling buckets as they move, using the stilts to survey wide flocks and rest at meal times on throne-like tops.
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France
Interdependence of Earthquakes and Volcanoes Debate
The article discusses whether earthquakes and volcanoes are connected. It notes that regions of volcanic activity are seismic centers, while shocks occur far from volcanism in parts of Asia and Central Asia. It cites Montessier de Batlere arguing independence, referencing 171,434 shocks from the London Globe.
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Neuin
Ax Inhdia
Central Asia
Comte FP. de Montessia de Batlere
London Globe
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Sunay
Miust
Mabit
Sir Roger Casement
Liffey
Roger Casement
Daniel J. Bailey
Casement
Ivory
Ellen Terry
Australia
Pau
Esquimaux
Hungary
Eperies
Freeman
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J. J. Freeman CO. Jewelers
Summit Street
Etroit Falo
Niagara Falls
AGRON
Alpena
St.ignace
Adare Sae Lewin
Detroit
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