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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1907
Page
24
A lengthy editorial stance by Bishop Greer urges urgent reform of social conditions. The piece argues moral failure in daily life and calls for action by church and state to address widespread issues, urging practical remedies and communal responsibility.
A bishop argues against divorce and outlines moral reform, linking marriage sanctity to social stability. He condemns unrestricted affinity within marriage, critiques sensational arts, and calls for a broader spiritual vision guiding economic and moral life amid social change.
The article honors Hiram Bingham for creating a written Gilbertese language and Bible, editing linguistic works, and guiding missionary literacy in the Gilbert Islands. It notes his upbringing in Honolulu, education at Williston, Yale, and Andover, his long missionary service, and his influence on language, dictionaries, and biblical scholarship through his and his wife’s collaborative work, highlighting the broader impact on humanity and the church.
A fragmented listing details the National Art and Crafts show opening with sections on portrait painting architecture illumination pottery and weaving. It mentions wood carving jewelry making and metallic work as part of the exhibition with calls for participation and hook advertisements.
A flowing, humorous monologue depicting old stories of dogs with heroic and comic acts. It recalls St Bernards carrying booze, dogs at Swiss Lyrol and Chicago parks, and the shifting view that dogs have lost their jobs yet remain part of human life. The speaker jokes about dogs’ usefulness and quirks, crossing from praise to self deprecating tales.
Fragmentary text describes transportation impact with references to railroad disruption, blocks, and figures like Degas and Andre. The piece hints at a dramatic shift in movement, mentioning Riches, a Big Stick, and rapid flying away as transportation effects unfold.
A historical slate lists Georgetown University Law School faculty including Rev David Billaguze and associate seats with detailed law specializations in corporate and criminal law. It mentions tuition information, book vendors, and library access as part of the 18th century law school notices.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Charles Wells Needham as deputy president with garbled titles and names. The text lacks clear events, dates, or organizations beyond the university reference and badly damaged phrases.
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