Fashions and Follies of the Day Undermining the Republic
The author argues that luxury and fashion at the nation’s centers erode republican virtue. He traces civilizations’ rise and fall with wealth, warns that American decay comes from wealth-driven fashions, and urges a return to simple, industrious, frugal living as seen in Japan’s example and America’s founding ideals.
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Independence to be Mormon church headquarters soon
Special Correspondence reports Independence Missouri, March 22, as the planned relocation of Joseph Smith and Chief Bishop E L Kelley to Independence within months. The move aims to establish Independence as the church's chief city and temple site, amid tensions with the Utah faction and bids to acquire land and buildings nearby.
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BALK AT BEAUTY HINTS: Mrs Chadbourne ships to war troops
Chicago woman Mrs H C Chadbourne says religious weeklies and beauty guides are not wanted by American soldiers overseas. She collected periodicals, government ships them free, but readers prefer other material. She will stop sending religious papers and continue with magazines and bound books to entertain troops on the voyage and after arrival.
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Ghost of Calverley Knight Haunts Yorkshire Town
London dispatch reports Calverley England haunted by a ghost linked to Sir Hugh Calverley who was executed for murdering his wife and two children. A Horsforth resident claimed night terror in a graveyard, reviving a legend dating to 1777 involving Methodist preacher Richard Burdeaux, with sightings tied to the hall and churchyard near Calverley.
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Wyoming Ute Campaign Siege From Milk River Fight
Accounts by Maj. Middaugh and Maj. Thornburg recount the Milk River clash with the White River Utes on September 29 1878 and the subsequent siege ending with Col Merritt’s relief. Major Thornburg was killed amid heavy Indian fire, many horses and mules died, and a relief force of 350 men under Merritt reached the besieged column by October 4.
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Gateways of the World lecture extols trade routes and Pacific shift
Col. John Mecuaroy addressed a large audience at Eastern High School on Gateways of the World arguing that control of eastern trade routes has driven wars and shaped cities. He traced shifts from Mediterranean to Atlantic highways and praised Pacific access, Alaska and islands as American gains, calling for rail and sea routes to elevate Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles. A municipal building commission meeting was scheduled for 10 a.m. today to decide on stone choices.
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Diplomatic Orders Move Ambassadors In Rapid Exchange
In St Petersburg on March 24, Mr McCormick the retiring ambassador to Russia received urgent Washington instructions to proceed to Paris at once The transfer is aimed not at a diplomatic emergency in Paris but to enable Henry White newly appointed ambassador to Italy to reach Rome quickly Ambassador Meyer will likely go to St Petersburg prompting McCormick to Paris and White to Rome
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Miracle Flame Heals Des Moines Woman After Meeting
Mrs. H. J. Reeves of Des Moines claims a long standing illness vanished in an instant during a religious meeting at a mission house. A flame of fire enveloped her body and she rose to praise, saying doctors’ pills failed before prayer. She, aged 62, walked unaided and reports full recovery after years of crippling pain. The story sparked debate among locals about divine healing versus conventional medicine.
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Sixth Sense Power Alleged in Deaf Blind Girl
Ella Hopkins, a Utica teenager who is deaf, blind, and mute, is described by physicians as possessing a mysterious sixth sense that enables her to know what others discuss in the room without using the five senses. She reads lips and signs by touch, can sometimes write out conversations, and shows rapid memory and speech development under careful observation at the institution for the deaf and dumb.
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