Christmas Scene at the Manger in Dr Talmage Discourse
Washington December 27. Dr Talmage’s Christmas sermon centers on the nativity with Mary and Jesus, notes the stable animals first hearing the infant cry, and honors childhood motherhood and science. It links the Bethlehem scene to mercy for animals, the field workers, and mothers, urging reverence for motherhood and the fields.
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Louis Klopsch
N. Y- Washington
Talmage
Mary
Joseph
Raphael
Tintoretto
Ghirlandajo
Christ
Bethlehem
Earth
Courtroom clash over gender baiting shocker
A lawyer accuses a witness of bamboozling the court and snarls that she cannot deceive him because she is a woman. The woman retorts with a line about his wife being present, in a Chicago Record-Herald report highlighting courtroom tensions.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Law Abiding Commonwealth Has No Lynchings In 16 Years
Massachusetts joins Delaware New Hampshire Rhode Island and Utah as one of five states with no lynchings in the past 16 years. The bulletin lists the other four states and notes the absence of such crimes in Massachusetts during this period.
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Massachusetts
Delaware
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Utah
Nobel Prizes Awarded in 1901 Stockholm and Christiana
United States Minister Thomas reports unusual events on December 10 at Stockholm and Christiana for the first Nobel prizes. Alfred Nobel left most of his fortune to mankind, with five prizes over $40,000 each. Physics went to Wilhelm Roentgen, chemistry to Jacobus van t Hoff, medicine to Emil von Behring, literature to Sully Prudhomme, peace to Frederick Passy and Henri Dunant. Diplomas were presented by crown prince in Stockholm, and by the Norwegian storthing in Christiana. Sully Prudhomme was ill and could not attend.
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Washington
United States
Thomas
State Department
Stockholm
Christiana
Alfred Nobel
Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
University of Munich
Jacobus Henricus van T. Hoff
University of Berlin
Emil von Behring
Halle
Sully-Prudhomme
Frederick Passy
France
Henri Dunant
Switzerland
Red Cross
New Chile Argentina Pact Fails to End Risk of War
Buenos Ayres reports that despite a new protocol easing immediate war danger, tensions rise as Chile plans fortifications at Talca huano and Punta Arenas and a 15 million dollar defense loan is authorized. Argentina accelerates naval buildup, ordering two 8 000 ton warships in Italy, to be ready by year end 1992. A fresh conference in Santiago de Chile led to a signed agreement between President Riesco Foreign Minister Yanez and Argentine minister Portela.
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Chile
Argentina
Talcahuano
Punta Arenas
Dairio
Comuneo
Italy
Santiago de Chile
Riesco
Yanez
Senhor Portela
New Peace Accord Ends Prolonged Argentina Conflict
Buenos Ayres reports the government confirms a signed agreement that ends the dispute between Argentina and the opposing nation. The pact formally brings the long running conflict to a close and outlines terms agreed upon by both sides.
Germany Backs Down Over Grain Duties in Tariff Talks
Berlin reports the government will propose removing minimum grain duties when the tariff bill committee meets, bowing to Russia's firm stance. Agrarians backed the minimums to limit concessions in the commercial treaty negotiations. The ministry has not yet commented on the tariff itself, awaiting form of passage.
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Berlin
Russia
Peruna praised by doctors and patients nationwide
Dr Llewellyn Jordan a U S Treasury medical examiner and West Point alumnus credits Peruna with a rapid recovery after months of suffering. Dr George C Havener Dr L S Smith and Dr Mary Smith extol the tonic for catarrh chronic head and bronchial afflictions and reproductive concerns urging readers to seek Hartman guidance if results falter.
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Llewellyn Jordan
U. S. Treasury Department
Columbia College
West Point
Peruna
Geo
C. Havener
M. D
Anacostia
D. C
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
George C. Havener
L. S. Smith
Williston
Fla
Mary Smith
Winfield, Ind
Hartman
Wartman
Hartman Sanitarium
No truth in report on papal delegate appointment
Rome December 25 reports a U S news agency claim that Mgr Scalabrini archbishop of Piacenza was nearly chosen as papal delegate in the United States and begged to be excused. The Vatican says no such appointment was intended and no promotion was sought.
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Rome
United States
Mgr. Scalabrini
Piacenzu
Mgr. Martinelli
Vatican
Washington Post
Hello Habit Tone and Nerve Strain in a Telephone Operator
A nervous telephone girl tells a doctor the work ruins her nerves. She describes monotony and constant Hello speech haunting her day and night, even in sleep and prayer, illustrating the stress of phone work. The passage is framed like a medical consultation with quotes from the era.
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