Prohibition Platform Adopted At Akron Convention
The Ohio Prohibition party at Akron endorses a platform pledging to suppress liquor, asserting liquor traffic harms society and government. It calls for coordinated welfare, ending political complicity with alcohol, direct legislation, and urging citizens to oppose party subservience to liquor interests at the ballot box.
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Prohibition candidate Jay Pinney speaks in City Park
A Prohibition campaign event in Ohio featured Hon. Jay Pinney of Cleveland addressing a fair audience in City Park. He urged tax relief, moral reform, and a statewide ticket, urged youth education, and urged citizens to join the Prohibition cause with subscriptions and support. He cited biblical examples and urged Christians to join a minority movement to effect national reform. Also noted were campaign fund updates and a job ad segment.
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Mahlon Roach
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G Gill
W. W. Wallace
Wendell Phillips
Chillon
Pjoney
Morrow Urges Moral Awakening in American Politics
Excerpts from a late speech by Quincy Lee Morrow warn Christian citizens that the supreme need of the hour is a moral awakening in American politics and governance. The remarks urge followers to confront corruption and to demand integrity from leaders in public life.
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Quincy Lee Morrow
Indian Housekeeping A Sioux Woman’s Life In Focus
A Bronx girl describes Sioux women’s life in log cabins with dirt floors and one room. They work hard, beadwork decorates walls, coffee fuels mornings, and summer cooking moves outdoors. Feasts mark marriages with horse gifts. elders share tales while children wear beadwork and shawls.
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Bronx
Good Housekeeping
Courthouse at Williamsburg recalls Patrick Henry speech
A writer notes the old Williamsburg courthouse, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, still standing and well preserved. The scene of Henry's 1765 protest against taxation without representation is described with details of Jefferson's room, their friendship, and shared lodgings during visits.
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Hawk steals golf ball in India tale ends with broken heart
A London Globe anecdote recalls a match in Bangalore where a hawk swooped and carried off a ball, the adversary insisting on lost ball equals lost hole. Weeks later the narrator finds a hawk nest and a dead hawk, the museum post mortem yielding a broken heart for the bird and a tale of a failed hatch.
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London Globe
A Pound of Coal Colors Fabrics From Camels Fat
A pound of coal camnel cval yields dye distillate to color fabric lengths nine colors across several shades. No proven date or place given, but the description claims 16 yellow shades and multiple reds oranges blues greens and violets produced from waste after the gan is extracted.
No Actresses in Shakespeare's Days Declared by True Person
Washington Star reports a sharp exchange on stage gender lines. The true personal remark asserts no actresses in Shakespeare's era, while the eminent emotional star retorts with a sly wink and a pointed head gesture noting few men among the audience.
Wife honks to please husband in early marriage era
A fragment from Atchipon Globe and Daiencs News reflects on domestic roles during the first six months of marriage. It notes a wife who prioritizes her husband by cooking his preferences while balancing housework skills, though the text is garbled and unclear in origin.
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Old Time Remedies from Wesley’s 1747 Macelata Collection
The Kansas City Star reviews John Wesley’s 1747 A Collection of Recepts, noting its mix of quack remedies and religious exhortation. It highlights methods for ague, consumption, hair loss, and scalding baths, with onion poultices, cobweb pills, tar-water, and risky cautions. The piece contrasts old cures with modern hygienic reform and quotes Wesley urging cautious use and adherence to physicians who fear God.
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Halley’s Cy Copedia Defines Prone Plum Drying
In Halley’s monumental Cy copedia of American Horticulture the term prone is defined as any plum that can be dried successfully without removing the pit. This definition aims to settle ongoing informal debates on the subject among prone readers.
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Pennsylvanie Lines Train Connections and Fares Notice
Railway timetable fragment lists Pullman sleeping cars vestibule dining and dining cars on several Nos to Chicago Pittsburgh and Columbus with connections at Orrville Mansfield Alliance and Niles Youngstown. Rates through tickets baggage checks and further information available from any Pennsylvanie Lines agent.
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Alliance
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Pennsylvanie Lines
Ashland and Wooster Railways Schedule No 1 1961
The Ashland and Wooster Railway Co releases Schedule No 1 effective January 16 1961 with a revised timetable. Notable is morning service with connections to the P W and O line at Cortaloga and repeated notes about arrivals after P W trains and westbound connections on the Erie system.
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