Local notices and political commentary from The Evening Star
The record covers campaign notes from the Citizens ticket in a local election with hints of ward outcomes and council prospects. It mentions Mr Rosenberger and Mr Barnett in the first ward, plus general commentary on campaign conduct and public discourse. It also cites various newspaper reactions to Bryan and other figures, with community notices from Rest and local church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AUSTI
Tanda
Tas Democratic
Jenkins
Rosenberger
J. H. Barnett
Citizens’ Ticket
Heat Producing Flowers Spark Doom of Snow
The article explains how certain flowers melt surrounding snow through heat produced during respiration. It cites snowbell and foxglove as examples and notes arums with spathes show stronger heating. It also mentions health concerns with rampage sales and recycles used garments, urging caution and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ips
Playful humans shape toward manhood in a royal Siam palace
The article argues play distinguishes humans from animals and educates. It notes children are malleable, kittens and lambs play, while some creatures lack instinct. It highlights the Sing of Siam palace with white walls housing temples, offices, seraglios, elephant stables, troop enclosures, an arsenal, a fine theatre, and royal fondness for theatricals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hutchinson
Sing of
Siam
Osmon peat fuel claims coal-like burn in tests
Osmon peat from Switzerland is dried by electric current and chemically treated to form a new compound. Tests indicate it burns as well as coal with no odor or smoke, minimal ash, no sulfur, and no corrosive effect on boilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Tibetan Courtship Described as Harsh Tradition
The text explains that in Tibet the suitor bargains with the girl's father for weeks without considering the woman. After payment, she is taken to the husband’s home where she endures a severe beating to humble her and then must run around the village loudly praising her husband’s merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibet
Island Tibur an Remnant Levis Tribe Notes Women
A remnant of the Levis tribe inhabits Tibur an Island in the Gulf of California and is described by women. The tribe, once about five thousand, is reduced to around two hundred and isolates itself from mainland Indians. Women head households and a matron council guides public affairs. A botanical clock clocked in Fehaumtepec ruins is white by day and blue at night, with color changes marking time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiburan
Gulf of California
New Hundred
Fehaumtepec
Woong
South Market
Arid Street
John Sartelle
Goff Cooper
Arry R. Kern
Middletown
Frede County
Virginia
Bearne
Jas. Williams
Tibetans Pray For Insects Swallowed In Meals
Tibetan practice involves daily prayers for minute insects swallowed accidentally in meat or drink. The ceremony includes a formula intended to purify these microbes for rebirth in heaven.
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the Evening Star
Pee East Water Street
Ee Star
Washington Star
Bryan
Detroit News
William Jennings Bryan
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Datto Bryan
St Louis
Indianapolis
Atlanta Journal
W. J. Bryan
David Peanson
Clearbrook
Branson
Society of Friends
Martinsburg
Winchester
A. E. Cunningham
Gallilee
Rest Chapel
Epworth League
Martha Bishop
Baltimore
The
Friends
Randolph Nelson Dame
William Dame
Nelson Page Dame
Charles and
Lexington Streets
Dame
George Bowley
Atlanta, Ga
H.W. Sowers
Hamburg
Grove Bros. Department Store
Bellers
Joe Dyn
Weapfer
Bears
Castoria
New York
St. Is
Pure Food Commissioners
Genésee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Cardus
F. L. Jones
Gallatin
Tenn
Palace of
King of Siam
Corporation Court
Kodak
Edison Phonographs
Miller’s Drug Store
Baker’s
Franck Baker & Son
Glaize Bros
Eventasrina Somfort
Carl -Alvenetic Blastig Curkion
So'a
Jonn S Miller
Henry Baetjer & Co
Lee R. Grim
Jas. B. Russell
Pres’t. Union Bank of Winchester
Holmes Boyd
A. M. Baker
Wm. M. Atkinson
Robi. M. Ward
James 5. Russell
Hugh
Lupton
Saie
Moe
Barket
Good & Company
F. & M. Bank
Fairmont Ave
E. Murnan
Bupa
Philadelphia
Bell Bros
Larrick & Larrick’s
Herbert
Larrick
G. W. Larrick
W.oh. Everly
Mey
Main Street
H. & W. Seabright
North Main Street
Umberland Valley
M. ©. Kennedy
Martin
Cannes
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