Catholic Clergy and Laity Endorse Parochial Schools
A January meeting at St. Marys hall East Tenth street brought together Catholic leaders and parish representatives to draft resolutions defending parochial schools. The measure denounces accusations that Catholics oppose clergy, pledges full cooperation in school support, and calls for balanced public and church education while preserving religious instruction in daily schooling. The resolutions, read by Dr. W James Blakely, were passed with only a few dissenters.
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W. James Blakely
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Thos, Flynn
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Jos. E. Hawk
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Henry Kalvalage
Daniel Sullivan
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Jacob Bootz
P. T. Donnelly
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How to Create Business Through Advertising
An old merchant shows advertising as key to trade success. He argues waiting for customers is folly and that lively ads act as scouts drawing people to the store. Advertising, he says, signals fresh stock and quality, shaping customer perception and boosting sales.
Warning to Young Men About Virtue and Abstinence
A masculine admonition urges sudden strict behavior in the new year. The speaker warns that indulgence in flirtation will backfire, calling for disciplined conduct, avoidance of women, and complete abstinence as safety against folly.
Edward Stokes FINDS Suffering in Sing Sing Prison
Edward Stokes who shot Fisk has been bedbound at Sing Sing for two months with asthma chills and fever contracted in prison. His term ends next September by law but counsel seek January 6 release. A petition to the Governor will be pursued. The prison suffers crowding and poor health with many double-occupancy cells.
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Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy story from 1872
A Laona New York reader recounts severe biliousness and nerve strain ending in recovery after using Dr Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic. He notes initial worsening, then gradual, lasting improvement as cleansing and restoration proceeded, urged by local dealers to seek the circulars.
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The Outside Passenger Mix Up on a Stagecoach
In a Boston to Salem rainstorm a bald gentleman asks about the rooftop passenger while a helpful young man lends his coat. The coat is passed up, but at the inn the coat is found wrapped around a bulky double bass violin, not a lady, provoking surprise.
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Records of the Rebellion Contain Vast War Archives
A Washington storage complex houses extensive war records across more than a dozen buildings. One four story site stores discontinued command records with vast ledgers, letters, telegraph books, orders, cattle reports, and countless papers revealing war history.
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Sherman cites ratio of officers to soldiers in US Army
The piece notes General Sherman’s claim of one officer for every sixteen soldiers and argues that if true the officer corps should be cut roughly in half. It then references a threatened army reduction by the Democratic House and urges beginning at the appropriate point.
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United States Army
House of Representatives
Washington
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