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Andrews News

Location

Andrews, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1919

Page

5

Courage Versus Labels In Moral Victory

The passage argues true courage is a spiritual victory built by exercise of purpose and truthfulness, not physical traits. It contrasts inner strength with superficial signs and notes red hair bears superstition in Ireland and Scotland, linking it to deceit and misfortune.

Ford leaves Trinity Methodist Church to head Sunday School field work

Rev J E Ford who pastored Trinity Methodist Church and Harmony and Elim on Andrews charge for the past year has been assigned as secretary of field work for the Sunday schools of the Lower Conference. He will be located at Orangeburg. The People of Andrews regret his departure and wish him success in his new role. Rev D D Jones is reassigned to this charge.

J. E. Ford Trinity Methodist Church Harmony and Elim Church Andrews Fords McColl Sunda Orangeburg Rev. Ford D. D. Jones

Parrot Confesses Theft Of Diamond Pin On Long Island

A Long Island man reported the theft of a diamond scarf pin by his parrot after the bird was heard banging it against its cage. The owner recalled the bird’s habit of stepping on his chest during a prior nap before the pin vanished.

Long Island Polly

Iron Fleet Builder Li Defeats Japanese 1597

In ancient Korea around 1597 General Li forged the first iron clad fleet of wooden ships with iron plating and teeth. Jealous Japan dispatched 700 boats but Li led 50 boats to a decisive victory against the Teneanacs.

B. C Korea Japan

Dwarf Greenland Fir Sheds Light on Ancient Bulfrog Tree

A Greenland fir on the Shenk farm in Bullfrog valley near Hummelstown Pa is believed to be nearly 200 years old. The diminutive tree stands under two feet tall yet its branches span 15 feet with a circumference around 60 feet, resembling a shrub collection and ranking among the largest specimens known.

Shenk Bullfrog Valley Hummelstown

Hair tonics to be made undrinkable after prohibition

Washington dispatch reports Prohibition Commissioner Kramer ordering manufacturers of proprietary medicines and barbers supplies to reform products so they cannot be consumed as beverages after January 16 when constitutional prohibition takes effect. He stressed the aim is not to destroy legitimate industry but to render alcohol based preparations unusable for drinking.

Washington Kramer

Miniature Sandstone Castle on California Beach

A mechanical engineer crafted a one quarter inch to one foot model of a medieval sandstone castle on a California beach. The miniature sits on a small hill, showcasing various architectural styles and resembling the cliffside fortresses of old.

California Popular Mechanics Magazine

Selah in Psalms and its musical meaning

The article discusses Selah as a term in Psalms likely a direction to musicians. It cites Mattheson who argues Selah equals a da capo instruction to repeat the air from the start to the place where it is indicated.

Mattheson

A Mild Call About Love Letters in Office Hours

A building manager tells a tenant that love letters clog the mail chute, though the employer allows writing them during office hours. The exchange notes the contrasting tolerance for affectionate notes and the building’s blocking concern.

Who Wrote Auld Lang Syne Says Burns Not Author

The Boston Post notes a common belief that Robert Burns wrote Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot. It quotes Burns saying he “took it down from an old man's singing,” suggesting the words came from tradition rather than the poet himself.

Robert Burns Boston Post

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Retail Merchants Association Charleston S. C Chamber of Commerce the News Store The Presbyterian Church Just C.L. Holtzschieter Ireland Scotland Highlands Rev Ford Parrot Selah
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