Church Institutions and Prohibition Candidate Chafin
A discussion on church institutionalism as a force for social reform contrasts with a critique of neglecting social problems. Chicago reports Eugene W. Chafin, Prohibition party nominee for president, detailing his Wisconsin roots, legal career, party roles, writings, and affiliations.
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Chicago
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition Party
Wisconsin
Illinois
Prohibition
Walworth County
Uni
The Girl That's a Snob
A high school girl is described as a snob through manorisms and display of wealth. Classmates detest her arrogance yet acknowledge her upbringing may shape behavior, urging sympathy and tolerance rather than scorn.
Nation's Water Power and Its Potential for U.S. Industry
The article argues U S water power exceeds 30 million horsepower and could reach 150 million with reservoirs. It highlights coal use for equal energy, the limits of water power growth, and the role of electric transmission in expanding use of remote water powers while warning against taxes that hinder development.
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United States
Monument to Brahms Unveiled in Vienna at Karlsplatz
A Brahms monument was unveiled in Vienna's Karlsplatz. Delegates and Brahms Society members attended, with deputy mayor Dr. Neumayer presiding. Sculptor Prof Weyr faced mixed reviews for the muse with a lyre. the figure and likeness are praised while the base sculpture draws ridicule. Brahms died in 1897 after a life largely spent in Austria.
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Vienna
Austria
Johannes Brahms
Karlsplatz
Neumayer
Brahms’ Society
Prof
Weyr
Brahms
Hamburg
Germany
Not Graceful
George Harvey remarks on literary grace at a New York dinner. He recalls a New Hampshire funeral where a farmer whispered a grim quip about a hymn, noting the corpse wrote it and grace was absent.
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George Harvey
New York
New Hampshire
Tree Furnishes Butter in Ashantee
A tree in Ashantee yields a substance used as butter and described as a local provisioning gift. The report notes the tree’s unusual output and its reception among inhabitants.
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Ashantee
Verse Worth Reading by the New York Sun
A romantic meditation on poetry and song born from the heart and brain. The poem contrasts the poet's inner weight with public indifference, noting how true verse returns in sorrow and grief, shaping the world’s sense of feeling.
Advice on marriage pitfalls from Mr Worldly Wiseman
The Chicago News warns that appearances and virtues may mislead when courting. It cautions men to assess financial standing before marriage and to think carefully before speaking or acting, stressing prudence and foresight in choosing a wife.
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Wiseman
Bradstreet
Dun
Chicago News
Integer Vitae by Thomas Campion
Poem extols a life of upright conduct and inner wealth. A virtuous, tranquil man fears no external threats and finds wisdom in heavenly thoughts, making the heaven his book and the earth a quiet pilgrimage.
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Thomas Campion
Nature and Maker Walks with Adamic Grace
This poem expresses a walk with God through nature, where the speaker, Jones Very, finds unity with brook, birds, flowers, trees, clouds, and stars. The faithful person hears God’s approving voice and feels created order, all aligned as in the first human communion.
Sleep and Sunset by Lord De Tabley
An 19th century verse fragment contemplates night and day, rest and decay, and death as mother and queen of Peace. It reflects on waking to morn and the lingering gaze of a setting sun, with the child seeking comfort at last in Death’s embrace.
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Della Stroebe
Richmond St
Appleton, Wis
The Shortcake Memory and The Battle Hymn
A pair of brief verse snippets recount fond memories of a mother’s shortcake and a soldier’s weary vigil. The first speaks of a generous, carefree feast of fruit and cake from youth. The second reflects faith, endurance, and a hopeful vision beyond hardship The excerpts cite S E Kiser and Gerald Massey.
Practical Fashions LADIES' SAILOR SHIRT WAIST pattern
Atlantic-blue Irish linen waist features two wide tucks front and back fullness at waist for 36 bust. Square sailor collar and turn-back cuffs in white pique, chemisette of white batiste with all-over tucking. Pattern No. 2483 in five sizes. material yardage listed. order via Pattern Department with 10 cents.
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Paris
Girl's and Child's Rompers Pattern Request
A sewing pattern notice invites readers to mail 10 cents to obtain the pattern details, including size and pattern number, for girls and children's rompers.
Eminent Explorer Reflects on Return to Lecture Dead End
In a witty exchange from the Philadelphia Press, the eminent explorer laments that though the place suits him, he cannot return to lecture about it. A Satanic majesty taunts him about having many listeners. The mood blends humor with travel lore.
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Philadelphia Press
Award for Injury Won by London Woman
A young woman at Southwark London applied for an award under the workmen's compensation act for the loss of three fingers on her right hand and was granted the sum of 24 dollars.
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Southwark
London
Leap Year Laugh Proposals Stir Confusion
A joke panel shows a man distressed after receiving three marriage proposals in one night. The caption plays on leap year humor as the elder wonders which offer to accept.
Deathbed Mixup on a Liners Ship
The ship doctor learned a man died in stateroom 45 and ordered burial. Hours later the Irish steward found the body still in place. He confessed he had mistaken room 26 and buried a living man after hearing him say he was near dead.
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Wasp
Castoria Safety Reminder for Infants and Children
Important to Mothers urges careful examination of every Castoria bottle for infants and children to ensure a safe and reliable remedy. The notice emphasizes verification steps and quality assurance to protect young consumers.
The Comparison Between Towne and Browne
A humorous exchange where Towne claims his wife can dress on little money. Browne questions the notion of "comparatively little" and Towne clarifies he means less than she believes she deserves.
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Towne
Browne
Philadelphia Press
Cross on Australian ballot sparks signature debate
A remark about Hewitt-Gruet and Jewett suggests a man’s signature is forged when he watches someone teach another how to mark a cross on an Australian ballot. The exchange implies tension over ballot integrity and recognition of signatures.
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Jewett
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