Unconventional Tea Party Amid Fire and Escape
In a fiery scene, Louise and Mary endure smoke as Gordon and Langford coordinate a tense escape from a building ablaze. Amid shifting loyalties, Langford alerts Gordon to a hidden danger while preserving the girls, and the group regroups at a safe distance as plans form for later safe departure.
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Sartet
Mary
Langford
Gordon
Red Sanderson
Gorton
Pal
Utah
Paul
Louise
Dissipated Men of Genius and a Whisky Fashion
A London Academy debate defends the memory of Ernest Dawson who died of consumption. Ed ar Jepson labels whisky a literary fashion promoted by W E Henley and his circle, noting three young writers drowned in whisky. A judge taunts a witness about truth on the stand in a humorous exchange.
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W. E. Henley
Edar Jepson
London Academy
Ernest Dawson
Mr. Jepson
Henley
Patriot Prophet Bee Ad Silent on Highway Preacher
A terse notice references a figure called the High way and Byway preacher and a scriptural citation 2 Kings 14 28 29. The fragment hints at a religious topic or sermon without clear details about location date or audience.
Jonah the prophet as model of patriotic faith and obedience
The sermon portrays Jonah as intensely Jewish and devoted to Israel, arguing loyalty to God and country align. It emphasizes his role in restoration policy, unifying national forces, and delivering mercy to a rival nation, asserting obedience to God supersedes human obligations.
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Israel
Jonan
Amittal
Gath
Jonah
Land of
Laradl
Hhla
Jeroboam
Lert
Hla
Jonah the Prophet and the Soldier Father
A fragment from a historical piece follows Jonah as a boy and later youth, shaped by Elisha's prophecy of Israel's victory. The story links a father's death in battle to the boy's faith, and his resolve to serve God and country despite uncertainty. The tale blends personal loss with national destiny and religious devotion through Jonah's growing wisdom.
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Elisha
Joash
Sol
Papa
Israel Danner
Israel
Elsha
Death
Teruel
Amitat
Poidiere
Dors
Ferart
Jonah
God
Syria
Jeroboam
Josh
Shashamed
Missouri Pharmacists Elect Officers at Annual Convention
The thirteenth annual Missouri Pharmaceutical Association meeting at Perthe Springs elected officers led by President D V Whitney of Kansas City and other state officers. The Missouri Traveling Association also chose leaders, while a separate note recalls Reverend John Frank Smith’s tale of charity and a vandalized home. Drury College professor Fylward Martin Shepard announced resignation after twenty years, set to receive Carnegie Pension funds.
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Omeers
Amissouri Pharmaceutical Association
Missouri Pharmaceutical Travelers’ Association
Hell
Perthe Springs
Msouri Association
D. V. Whitney
Kansas City
First View
William K, Thant
St. Louis
Second View
Ho O. A. Mugel
Anton Barvenico
St. Joseph
William Mittebach
Noamville
Creae
St Louis
Connett
Daniel Lily
Isas City
Eulwand Hunter
Kansas
CM. Coon
Fylward Martin Shepard
Keology
Drury College
Carne Foundation
Shepard
Springfield
Drury
Shepard Wan Ciing
Sine Wi Haw
Opticians
Missouri Association of Opticians
Charles Gleman
California
View Presents
KE. L. Thurber
Warre
G. E. Read
Lebanon
Historic remains moved near Mount Olly amid landmark tribute
After four decades in a small Cavalry South Park burial lot, the remains of Joseph Robiloux are to be moved soon to Mount Olly with a monument planned to honor the pioneer's deeds. The transfer follows a descendant’s involvement and a lasting local legacy.
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Ol Cavalry
Missouri National Bank May Reports Summary
An abstract of reports to the comptroller of the currency shows Missouri national banks’ condition as of May 14. Loans and discounts total 21,662,040 dollars, individual deposits 23,596,001 dollars, and legal reserve ratio 19.58 percent.
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Missouri National Bank
Comptroller
Missouri
Old land patent signed by John Quincy Adams found
The 1827 parchment record fled for record at Fi ton bears signatures of John Quincy Adams. It concerns a grant to George Rhodes for eighty units and shows the document’s age yet durability compared with newer deeds.
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Quincy Adams
Fiton
John Quincy ‘Adams
George Rhodes
Gentry County Jail Holds No Inmates for Over Three Months
The Gentry county jail reports no inmates for over three months, noting continued empty housing after the last release or transfer. Officials discuss ongoing vacancy status and potential impacts on operations.
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Gentry County
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