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Newspaper
Albion New Era
Location
Albion, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
3
Harry Swifton fears a complex tangle as a hat involves Mrs Blazes, Lucy Medders, and Count von Fitz. Daphne Daffington arrives with plans, while Caroline and Pigeon observe a thwarted escape as Harry negotiates trust and truth amid flirtations and mistaken roomings.
Lucy and Harry debate a true home away from city lights and smoke while Count von Fitz schemes beneath the window. Carolyn senses an approaching proposal as Mrs. Blazes quietly plans a trap. a cliffhanger ends with eggs to hatch.
A joint Indiana Railroad Commission and Interstate Commerce Commission probe will examine the Fort Wayne wreck of the Pennsylvania Chicago to New York eighteen hour train. Four dead include Ira C. Berger. fifty-two injured. The disaster spurred vandalism and souvenir hunting amid debris.
An article notes valuable pearls harvested from Florida conchs with occasional specimens selling for up to $1,000, illustrating how much of the oyster's pearl wealth comes from chance and ordinary seas.
A clergyman recounts presiding over a wedding where the bride balks at pronouncing the word obey. After warnings and repeated attempts, she finally speaks it clearly but mutters to the minister that she will not shine his shoes.
Geneva reports experiments by Prof Raoul Pictet on suspending life for a period. He froze live goldfish to 20 degrees below zero in water for three months then warmed the ice and revived the fish. He says results show life can disappear and return, with freshwater fish showing strongest response.
In dialogue form a character learns that a retaining fee is the money paid to lawyers before any work is performed, likening it to a prepayment akin to gas meters, clarifying initial payment for services.
Experiments reveal life can endure extreme cold, sustaining the idea that life might persist under nature’s constant forces. Professor Pictet interprets results as evidence that life can thrive below freezing without dying.
Atlantic City report says Harry Adama son of a bathhouse owner was blinded after a lightning bolt reflected in a mirror caused him to collapse. He was revived but remained without sight.
The sermon argues war is unjust and unproductive citing Isaiah and U S budget figures. It contends peaceful industry and education would advance the nation more, urging abolition of large military spending and conversion to agricultural and industrial development.
The virtue of fidelity is not conditioned by great opportunities or responsibilities. Faithfulness in the least is faithfulness in much, and humble labor done as unto God brings true crown not greatness or success. Life’s work tests fidelity and requires using small gifts faithfully.
Rev Andrew Murray teaches that abiding in Jesus means surrendering self to be guided and led, resting in God's everlasting love. This blessed rest brings the peace of God, calm beyond understanding, empowering duties, courage in struggles, and joy of life eternal even through death.
A Philadelphia professor asserts a widespread tape worm problem in the United States, describing symptoms from nervous weakness to abnormal appetite. He promotes a digestion aiding treatment claimed to eject worms and restore health, offering free medical advice at his offices.
The passage extols a true religious man who remains serene and content through plague, tyranny, and upheaval. It likens such a figure to a lone, steadfast sage amid city trials, contrasting inner calm with surrounding unrest and noise.
A judge confesses that his marriage problems lead to a desire for divorce yet he cannot pursue it because he has jailed all the bogus divorce lawyers. The exchange highlights irony in a humorous anecdote about legal trouble and marriage.
A humorous exchange from Life magazine features a girl asking if the hobble skirt flatters. The father answers with a pun about mercy and justice, underscoring the era’s gender stereotypes in a caption style.
A parish letter reports relief from gastritis headaches and nervous tension after switching from coffee to Postum. The writer notes family and parishioners, including ministers, experienced similar benefits and urges reading The Road to Wellville. There's a Postum Co. line and claim of genuine testimonials.
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