The Soft Tongue That Breaketh the Bone in Kindness
Rev Talmage preaches on the power of kind words as means of defense and influence. He argues that skepticism is won not by argument but by a genial heart, and that forgiveness and gentle speech can transform enemies, foster domestic harmony, aid reform, and redeem souls, citing biblical and Rubens imagery to underscore kindness as a force for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Cincinnati
Solomon
Mark
Anwaly
Shotter
Christ
Gertie
New School Presbyterian Church
Old Presbyterian Church
Hoe
Charleston
Rive
United States
Jesus Christ
Yorensa
Revester
Cyrus A Bartol
Washington
Mr. Curtis
John Quincy Adams
House of Representatives
Webster
Grant
President Anderson
Dr. Wayland
Lincoln
John
Aberdeen
Guthriesville
Gibbons
India
Madras
Bombay
Canada
St Louis Globe-Democrat
John Whittaker
Oregon
Bend
Commonwealth
England
New York
Wyoming
New England
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
Italy
Ireland
Wellington
Waterloo
Columbus
Cheyenne
Statehood
Fort Russell
P. E. Jonxson
Highmore, &D
Major Pickler
Territorial
Art Highmore
S. D
Anthony
the Herald
Anna Shaw
Fiorerte Vinixe
Hull
Memorable Sayings and Social Commentary Reflections
A compilation of quotes from Rev. Dr. Cyrus A Bartol and others, praising eloquence and famous lines while noting popular terms like copperhead and boom. The piece also critiques views on women’s financial influence, arguing most ruin comes from men’s own actions and proposing a cultural lens on economic folly.
Hetty Green as a model for female financiers
A New York Morning Journal summary extols women in business, praising Hetty Green as the wealthiest married woman in America whose fortune rose from 3 million to 15 million dollars. It notes her control of property, railroads, and stock, and describes her as shrewd and independent. It also mentions a substitute for ivory made from bone-based material via a French industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetty Green
New York
France
Jansen
Xuly
Indy
New York City
Aing
Demorest
Ohio Democrats Nominate Cromley Okey and Kelfer for State Posts
Hon. J. A. Norton opened the Ohio Democratic State Convention as delegates reported no contests. Thaddeus E Cromley was nominated for Secretary of State by acclamation, George B. Okey for Supreme Court Judge, and Leopold Kiefer for the Board of Public Works with initial ballots showing Okey defeating Green and Kiefer leading a first-ballot field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaddeus E. Cromley
Secretary of State
George B. Okey
Leopold Kelfer
Board of Public Works
Sprixorreco
J. A. Norton
State Central Committee
Breckenridge
Campbell
Norton
Calvin & Brice
Neal
James W. Newman
Democra
Thaddeus E Cromley
Pickaway County
Franklin County
Arnold Green
Cuyahoga
Supreme Court
Okey
Green
Leopold Kiefer
Miami County
William Sampse
Henry County
Blair Haggerty
Williams County
John McNamara
Summit County
James A. Norton
Seneca County
James L. Geyer
Paulding County
Drug Clerks Blunders Highlight Prescription Dangers
A National Star report quotes Prof Wueling of the College of Pharmacy on errors in drug prescriptions. He notes illegible physician handwriting risks wrong medicines, and cites added risks from wholesale labeling mistakes. Some druggists test stock. others do not, prompting doctors to hire office apothecaries for triple safeguards and careful drug handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Wueling
College of Pharmacy
Women and School Boards Push for Greater Representation
A Chicago scene shows women pressing mayor to appoint more women to the school board. Mary Burt is appointed amid debate over increasing female representation. The piece notes growing public support, with women leaders and scholars urging joint male and female governance to uplift education and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mra Ellen Mitchel
Woman’s Club
Preas
Wommen
Woman's Club
Paptra
Mary Burt
Englewood Normal School
Colonel Parker
Browning
Boston
Mary EB. Beedy
Woman's Journal
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Antwerp
Belgium
Rubens
Sterns
Dean
Wormong
Lord Jesus Christ
Foram
Ohio
Democrats
Springfield
George W. Childs
Long Branch
Ganrtep
Stanley Brown
Garfield
Buovst
Henry F. Blount
Admiral Nelson
Porter
William Porter
St. Louis
Poland
Extrapera Stuart
Eastsro Point
Gloucester
Mass
Gates Ajar
Dickens
Boston Globe
Harper’s Bazar
George
Drake
California
Findlay
Suffolk
Oxford County Advertiser
Bethel
Supreme Bench
Weill
Detroit Free Press
Eastburn
London
the Woman's Column
Women OF
Sylvain Marechal
America
Lucrezia Borgia
Bocky Sharp
Finance
T. W. Higginson
Harper's Bazar
Monnet
Buestands
Charlotte P. Stetson
Womax
J. Barrows
The
Christian Register
Lot
Agassiz Museum
Alecho
Museum
Caucas
Apeci— Mons
Ward Catous
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