Go Home to the Father The Prodigal’s Return Message
A preacher frames the prodigal parable as a call to immediate repentance not delayed sermonizes on homesickness and heaven birth, urging listeners to arise and go to their heavenly father now. He contrasts sin’s wages with gospel mercy and shares parables of redemption and pardon.
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Tyre
Sys Seterman
Aol
Yemen
Father
God
Heaven
Loy
Liverpool
Dublin
Rother
Matin
Brute
John
Lome
England
Portsmouth
Mr. Griffin
Mes.sauge
Mr. Gritlin
Ife
Aunt Maria Reacts To Telephone In Southern City
A wealthy southern city resident brings a nurse Aunt Maria from Alexandria to care for seven children. The old woman, unused to modern devices, initially fears a telephone, then is astonished and alarmed by the ringing and speaking apparatus before staying at home under Mrs. S's guidance.
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Central Park
Alexandria
Bhowehis
Maria
Tie
Dar
Chile
Mars’ Randolp
Fragmentary note on a woman's defiance and silence
A fragment from the New York Herald describes a woman who refused to have explanations offered and urged someone not to go down in daratin. She has avoided answering or returning calls, showing continued restraint and secrecy.
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Carter
Corsu
Carter Medicine CO
New York
Small Pill
Bose
Small P
Iutters
New York Herald
Glas gow funerals and the necropolis carriage tale
In Glasgow the custom of sending carriages to George Square for funeral crowds leads to a curious scene. An undertaker discovers a man in black occupying the last carriage and questions him about his acquaintances. The man reveals he has been to the Necropolis three times that week, following medical advice for carriage exercise. The exchange ends with a wry note on the mourner’s motive.
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Aspaniac
Pather
Glasgow
George Square
Necropolis
London
William Rexford the Bluffing Farm Boy Causes Chicago Stir
A nineteen year old Sioux City farm youth named William Rexford arrives in Chicago on Milwaukee Avenue. He robs a gun shop with a loaded revolver after buying a dinner, escapes, is captured by Officers Dietz and Rossiter, and is lodged at Rawson Street station. He recounts past hold ups and claims a prior year sentence in Omaha.
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William Rexford
Sioux City
William
Milwaukee Avenue
George Toborg
Dietz
Rossiter
Rawson Street
Chicago
Omaha
Pertickler
Juliet
Chicago Tribune
Trials of a Popular Teacher and a Field Trip Incident
A young woman who teaches in a neighboring town organized a class outing for about thirty children and their friends. The plan attracted many bystanders, and rain caused the group to splinter. several children got lost and were found later in a police station, drawing blame toward the teacher for the mishap.
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New York Tribune
Dramatic Exchange Over Invalid Wife Ends in Irony
A brief dramatic exchange shows an invalid wife vowing to get well at any cost while a husband pleads, urging thought of another woman for the kids. The doctor and patient exchange bleak banter about life and vitality in a warm climate.
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George
Liza
Mel
New York Epoch
A Vicomte Brissac Turns Warrior Monk In Sahara
A Paris clubman, Vicomte Guy de Brissac, once famed for racing stables and salons, reappears in Biskra as a Warrior Monk of the Sahara after the death of his fiancée in Arcachon. The piece notes his fame, fortune, and recent absence from his usual haunts.
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Vicomte
Guy de Brissac
Arcachon
Biskra
Great Desert
Sahara
Harper’s Weekly
Foreclosure Notice in Greene County Court
Complaint 4198 in Greene Circuit Court 1891 asserts nonresidents Asa Mullen and James R Mullen must answer for tax foreclosure. Defendants warned to appear at next term by September’s first Monday in Bloomfield to plead. Franklin Ramsey clerk seals the notice.
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Intiana
Greene County
Greene Greene Circuit Court
State of Indiana
C Wultz
Atl’y
Vey Ann Mullen
James R. Mullen
Hulte & Slinkard
W. L. Sbnkard
Asa Mullen
James NR. Mullen
Indiana
Greene Circuit Court
Bloomfield
Inaaid
Witnese
Franklin Ramsey
Probate sale petition in Greene County Indiana
Probate cause No 135 in the 1st circuit court of Greene County Indiana for September term 131. Jacob Bucher executor of John H Dixon deceased petitions to sell real estate to pay debts and liabilities. Hearing set at the court house in Bloomfield on September 7. Sealed by clerk July 7, 18__.
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Intie
Greene County
Indiana
Jacob Bucher
John H Dixon
Yve
Electa Dixon
Solomon Dixon
Atal
TosSolomon Dixon
Sarah Dixon
John E. Dixon
Rebecca Nosler
Tilghman Nosler
Eli Dison
Greene Counts
Aaid Court
Bloomfield
Andians
Said Court
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Mineral City
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