Salvation Army Concert at South Christian Church
Fall River Salvation Army band presents a benefit concert tomorrow evening at South Christian church. Program includes marches Cardif and The Dawn of Day, selections Songs of Scotland and Songs of Early Days, solos and recitations such as The Auctioner, and a festive Christmas segment with Lead Kindly Light and Praise God I’m Saved.
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Fall River
Salvation Army
South Christian Church
Cardif
Scotland
Buckley
Holt Cornet
Army
Hammond
Edwinestoo
Mountais
Salvation Army Doxology
Brandreth's Pills Endure As Safe Family Remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Brandreth's Pills as a safe family laxative tonic made from pure herbal extracts. The copy claims a consistent dose, three-year mellowness, and long-standing use over a century, sold in drug and medicine stores plain or sugar coated. It also includes unrelated banter about a wife and memories of a Boston girl.
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Brandreth
Y M C A Bowling Tournament Recap
Tuesday evening team No 2 led by Peter Gasper won two strings in three from team No 5 led by Willard Snow, with the second string tying and the third securing the win. Last evening team No 6 under Kirtland Wilson took two strings in three from team No 38 led by John W. Best, tying that team and teams No 10 and 8 for first place.
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Peter Gasper
Willard Snow
Gaster
Kirtland Wilson
John W. Best
BE. F. Rackett
A. R. Newman
T. Brightman
W. N. Newman
K Wilson
Leitiger
Kenway
Farrally
Oscar Kunze
Pgs Hibbert
Brightman
O Kunze
Nelson
J Kinder
Cromer
Higgins
M. Dimond Ui
J B Newman
Kenney Ee
Dimond
Wilson
Crorham
Croce Ford
Yg Ve L Sanford
de Wolt
Hodedon
Rk. Newman
Marshall Ae
McDonald Oe
Gasper
Woman and the Law Changes Over Fifty Years
A brief review notes how the status of women in law shifted in the last half century. It contrasts past norms where a husband controlled debts, property, guardianship, and even upbringing of children with modern moves toward autonomy. The piece cites historical rulings in England and a North Carolina court, highlighting evolving gender rights.
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North Carolina Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Judicature
England
Bengal
Everybody’s Magazine
Appointment as Administrator of Anne King estate
George H. Peck announces appointment as administrator by the Bristol Probate Court for Anne King, deceased. He has filed the required bond and all claimants must file with the court clerk within six months from the first advertisement date, November 23, 1806.
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Bristol
Anne King
George H. Peck
Prebate Court in Bristol Sets Estate of Seth Paull
Bristol probate court on November 22 1906 heard the account of Frank Paul and Seth Paull Jr administrators for the estate of Seth Paull late of Bristol. The court fixed December seventeenth 1906 at 10:80 am in the Probate Court Room for consideration and ordered fourteen days notice by weekly publication in Bristol Paper.
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Bristol
Seth Paull
Frank Paul
Seth Paull, Jr
Tachi
Gog and Magog Giants Across Traditions
A concise survey examines Gog and Magog within varied traditions noting their roles as symbolic giants in religious narratives and myth systems across cultures. The study traces origins, interpretations, and continuities of these figures through history.
Gog and Magog in English legend and mythic ties
English tradition casts Gog and Magog as giants from a vanished race who infested Britain and were captured by Trojans. In London their wooden effigies guarded the palace and Guildhall, while other tales link Gog and Magog to mythical peoples in distant lands and to gates of brass.
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Gog and
Magog
England
British Isles
Troy
Gog
London
Alexander the Great
Asia
A Cautious Damsel from Milwaukee Sentinel
A cautious damsel speaks to George about sacrificing wealth and status for love. He replies that without those anchors there would be nothing left for him, highlighting a dilemma of affection versus security.
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George
Milwaukee Sentinel
'Twas Ever Thus in Philadelphia Press Epigram
A concise quip from the Philadelphia Press notes a lobbyist claim: except the man who is worth buying is the counterpoint to the common price tag. The line teases influence in public life with sharp wit.
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Philadelphia Press
Bright Young Men Urged to Enter Public Affairs
A Knoxville Journal and Tribune editorial champions bright young men untainted by dirty politics to step forward into public life. It argues their participation would benefit the state and nation and urges parties to recognize and encourage them.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
End of the Honeymoon Quip in the Houston Posten
A light exchange quotes a playful remark about the term honeymoon and the start of married life. The speaker jokes they have never fixed the meaning of honeymoon while teasing about whether the wife has begun cooking, reflecting early 20th century humor and domestic roles in newspaper style.
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Houston Posten
Folly and Impudence Suspend Bounds in Wit
A compact quotation notes folly often exceeds limits while impudence knows no bounds, attributed to Ben Jonson, illustrating satirical restraint and boldness in speech and action.
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Ben Jonson
The Ashes of the Dead in a London Banquet
A London banquet debate over the phrase ashes of the dead features James Russell Lowell and Lord S arguing that the term is vulgar. Lowell cites Gray and church burial rites with ashes to ashes, prompting humorous applause and a sharp retort about language.
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James Russell Lowell
London
Lord S
Mr. Lowell
Gray
Ben
Church of England
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Beecham
Boston
Prettyman
Heywood Shoes
Wien
Heywood
Rhode Island
John the Shoeman
Mathewson Street
Providence
Hodgdon
McDonald
Marshall
Young
W. A. Snow
Geo Ebbits
Ib M. MacDougall
Ueo Clark
L. Sanford
Deo
LAW
Gog and Magog
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Mass
U.S.A
Angelus
Kohler & Campbells
Crown Mehlin
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