Quo vadis A vital question for the republic
A Washington preacher cites the ancient question Quo vadis to warn of unrest and atheistic movements in the United States. He laments forces opposing god and country yet expresses hope through leadership, education, and a reaffirmed national faith in Providence guiding America toward a stronger republic.
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Peter
Rome
Heavenly Voice
United States of America
Washington
Russia
United States
America
Republic
Your Hat This Ca Meant To You Horoscope
Daily horoscope notes bold claims of success in uncertain actions and love, with a birthdate forecast predicting fame and challenges. It highlights a generous, idealistic nature, rapid recovery from disappointment, and a tendency to overextend, warning about distracted generosity and temperamental worry. Notable births include Brigham Young Eben Tourjee and Huse Munsterberg.
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Brigham Young
Mormon Church
Eben Tourjee
Huse Munsterberg
Uncertain personal ties and faded European peace
An uncle by marriage once held a high church position, a detail some people fixate on. The broader question of peace in Europe becomes secondary when a spare tire reveals a flat, underscoring dwindling urgency and hidden fragility.
Polar Bear Ride Dream at the North Pole
A boy David dreams of riding Mr Polar Bear to the north pole with Happy Giggles. They imagine food and adventures before David awakens on the porch with his mother. The tale ends as a vivid dream that leaves him refreshed and certain he was somewhere magical.
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David
Polar Bear
Happy Giggles
Mr. Polar Bear
North Pole
Happy
Davin
Electric heat plates for Amsterdam crossing duty police
In Amsterdam electric heated plates are embedded at select street corners to comfort police officers on crossing duty, warming their feet during patrols.
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Amsterdam
Today’s anniversaries mark notable deaths and events
Entries list milestones from 1833 to 1917 including John M. Harlan’s birth, the Fenian invasion of Fort Erie, James Buchanan’s death, Joseph Howe’s appointment, the Prince Imperial’s death, Thomas W. Keene’s birth, Orient Express brigandage, and the Kronstadt seizure.
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John M. Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Kentucky
Boyle County
Washington, D. C
Canada
Fort Erie
James Buchanan
United States
Wheatland
Io Gap
Joseph Howe
Nova Scotia
Prince Imperial
Napoleon III
Zululand
Thomas W. Keene
New York City
Orient Express
Constantinople
Kronstadt
Petrograd
Bishop Hartzell Plans Return to Africa Mission Field
Bishop Josep C. Hartzell, aged 81, plans to return to ApFlia where he spent twenty years as a Methodist Episcopal missionary bishop. Reared in Illinois, he trained at Illinois Wesleyan University and Garrett Biblical Institute, graduating in 1868. He helped found churches and colleges in the south and west for a dozen years before becoming executive officer of Freedmen's Aid and Southern Education society in 1882 and later missionary bishop for Africa.
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Josep C. Hartzell
ApFlia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ilinois
Winois Wesleyan University
Garrett Biblical Institute
South
The
Freedmen’s Aid and Southern Education Society
Africa
Odd and Interesting Glimpses From Around the World
A collection of quirks and curiosities notes: Atlantic liners require long carpeted cabins, hat greetings fade in Germany due to hat costs, Bank of England note paper is made in a restricted mill, and Spanish etiquette ties lighting to cigars. Queensland’s frilled lizard walks on hind legs, royal cars in England lack plates, and a Rajah in India owns an ornate bedstead of malacca and solid gold with a jeweled headpiece worth about 350000.
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Germany
Bank of England
Spain
Queensland
England
India
Malacca
SUB ROSA By Mimi A Popular Girl From The South
A reader from the south asks how to handle romantic attention in a new northern town. The columnist advises maintaining variety to avoid losing social appeal and cautions that exclusive attention can backfire, urging independence and self possession in dating.
Century events mark today with births deaths and votes
Today marks the birth centenary of Caroline Gilman Jervey, a noted juvenile writer, and the death of Marshal Davoust. Manitoba voters consider a liquor sales referendum while Boston hosts the American Neurological Association meeting. Leeds University plans a war memorial unveiling. Six Nations Indians convene at Onondaga for a three day conference on owed funds from the U S government.
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Caroline Gilman Jervey
Marshal Davoust
Napoleon
Manitoba
Boston
American Neurological Association
Leeds University
England
Christ
Ripon
Onondaga Reservation
New York
United States
Today’s Birthdays and Notable Births Revealed
Princess Yolanda of Italy celebrates 22 years since birth in Rome on her wedding day to Count Calvi di Bergolo. Rev. Joseph C. Hartzell born in Moline is 81, marking 20 years as Africa missionary bishop. Margarete Matzenauer turns 42, Patrick R Heffron 63, Leon G Cole 46. Charles Dickens works total 2174 characters. Few brown or orange flowers suit scent production.
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Yolanda
Italy
Calvi di Bergolo
Rome
Joseph C. Hartzell
Africa
Moline
Ill
Mme
Margarete Matzenauer
Hungary
Patrick R. Heffron
Winona
New York City
Leon G. Cole
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Alleghany
N. Y
Charles Dickens
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Bedtimen Stories
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China
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