Miner Saves Lives During Lancashire Mine Disaster Rescue
John Rico found nine men alive after the Barnes and Tucker Coal mine blast in Shanktown. He guided them through blocked passages to the surface as rescue crews penetrated the wreckage amid snow and cold. Nurses aided families and morgue staff in Stafford. Seventeen bodies recovered, forty six reported dead.
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Shanktown
Lancashire
Barnes and Tucker Coal Company
J. B. Parker
Pittsburgh
Bureau of Mines
Parker
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Stafford
John Rice
Rico
Knowing and Obeying God's Law in Deuteronomy
Lesson for February 3 reviews Deuteronomy as the second law, restating Sinai. It covers Israel’s unique deliverance, God’s faithfulness to Abraham, and the obligation to worship the Lord alone. The Ten Commandments frame duties to God, family, life, property, truth, and rightful work.
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Israel
Sinai
God
Red Sea
Cloud
U. S. Warships Leave Tampico After Blockade
U S warships quit Tampico and sail to Vera Cruz and Galveston. Rebel gunboats Zaragoza and Tampico stay outside the port but do not hinder merchant traffic. Federal forces under General Cordoba report victory in the Juan Casiano Los Naranjos area and press rebels toward Lozone, gathering machine guns and cavalry gear from the United States.
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U. S
Tampico
United States
Cory
Hull
Vera Cruz
Richmond
Galveston
Zaragoza
Cordoba
Juan Casiano-Los Naranjos
Aurora man admits murder of wife and brother
Warren J. Lincoln, an eccentric lawyer and horticulturist, told authorities that he shot Mrs Lina Lincoln and her brother Byron Shoup, hacked their bodies to pieces, buried the remains, sealed their heads in concrete under his porch, and dumped the rest. This was Lincoln’s fourteenth statement and fifth confession in as many days.
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Aurora
Ill
Lina Lincoln
Byron Shoup
Warren J. Lincoln
Lincoln
Washington Fire Destroys Wharf and Midland Steamboat
A blaze in Washington destroyed the Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Company's wharf and office, several adjoining structures, and the steamboat Midland. Loss estimated at $750,000 as high winds hampered Capital fire department action for over an hour. The fire nearly spread along the waterfront.
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Washington
Washington and Norfolk Steamboat Company
Midland
Building for Eternity Quote by Daniel Webster
A Webster quotation about lasting legacy contrasts building with stone and temples with the enduring impact of shaping immortal souls through principles and the fear of God and love of fellowmen. It urges engraving virtuous conduct to brighten eternity.
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Daniel Webster
Keep Climbing The Vine Of The Spirit
A biblical reflection warns that without structure the vine dies and so too the human spirit. The Herald of Gospel Liberty fram es the metaphor as a call to strive and advance.
Learning to Walk Across a Fall is Prelude to Growth
A Baptist World note argues growth comes from risking a fall to learn balance and movement. It frames stumbling as a necessary step toward eventual progress and renewed faith.
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Baptist World
The Warning of Winter Colds and Cheney's Expectorant
A shivery warning urges heed to cold illness and potential complications. The ad extols Cheney's Expectorant as a longstanding remedy for throat and chest ailments, claiming widespread success and urging readers to buy from druggists.
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Cheney
South
Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns on Genuine Brand Name
An advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure authentic Bayer Aspirin. It claims the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 23 years and warns that imitations may be dangerous.
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Bayer
Royster
An Open Gate and Idleness as Harm
The brief aphorism notes idleness as the gateway to trouble and cites The Gideon as its source, framing a moral warning about idle behavior leading to harmful outcomes.
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Gideon
Dandelion Brand Butter Color Sold 35 Cents Ad
An old advertisement notes a harmless vegetable butter color used by mutton producers for 60 years. Drug stores and general shops offer bottles of "Dandelion" for 35 cents. The ad urges readers to trust correct thinking but warns crowds may not follow and links digestion health to Wright's Vegetable Pile claims.
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Buffalo
Peterson
Albert Southcott
Lyndonville, N
Peterson Ontment Co., Inc
Buffalo, N. Y
Gossip That Isn’t Malicious Yet Feels Harmful
A brief column argues that even light gossip can damage reputations and social bonds, warning readers to reflect on language and its impact within everyday conversations and communities.
A Lady of Distinction Uses Cuticura for Skin Brightness
A delicate perfume enhances a refined image and Cuticura Soap with hot water cleanses pores, followed by Cuticura Talcum powder for clear healthy skin. An advertisement notes a train stop for ten minutes offers a chance for a refreshment break.
Allcock’s Plaster Promoted as Quick Safe Remedy
Local advertisement touts Allcock’s Plaster as the quickest safest and most certain remedy for aches and pains. The brief copy claims fast relief and broad effectiveness for common ailments.
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Allcock
The evildoer and the shadow in a detective tale
A shadowy evildoer fears pursuit as a detective closes in. The scene plays on suspense and perception with a lone chase through dim streets.
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