Missouri News Nuggets Highlights State Events
Missouri reports reveal 238 institutions including hospitals and homes serving nearly a quarter of a million people last year. YD S W Robinson notes survey results on church home mission work with total institution value over 56 million dollars and 2400 undergrad nurses admitted. 1600 physicians on staff. In Kansas City an underground dynamite blast kills eight workers in a water tunnel. Louisiana hosts a two day dental meeting with officers elected and next site in Troy. Mexico sees banker Frank Bickley drown himself in a river near the city. Charleston reports a fatal bus collision investigation with driver charged. Joplin records four killed in a dynamite explosion at Atlas Powder plant. Butler notes Bates County memorial funds and an American Legion post plan for a courthouse yard statue. Columbia identifies a drowned boy in the Missouri River and notes Stephens College enrollment and Christian College fall registrations. Other items include a $10,000 alienation verdict in Palmyra suit and a Farber wedding of Mary Tipton and Edwin Amidon.
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Stanberry
Methodist Episcopal Church Cered
YD. S. W. Robinson
Chicago
Board of Hospitals
James
Robinson
Eifig
Kansans City
Missouri
Kansas City
Kanens City
Louisiana
East Missouri District Dental Society
Mineral Springs
J. H. Kelley
Wentzville
P. KE. Hamilton
Cla Ksvile
O. C. Hechtman
Wright City
Troy
James Gray
C. B. Haun
G. B. Winters
St. Louis
Sedalia
Sedalia Chamber of Commerce
Missouri- Kansas-Texas
Country Club
Kansas City Southern Railway
Cotton Belt Railroad
Katy
Z. G. Hopkins
C. N. Whitehead
M.E.T
Carl Hoffman
Mexico
Frank W.bickley
Here
Bickley
Columbia
Kenneth White
Howard County
Stephens College
Jas.m. Wood
Christian College
Womiens
Two Brave Spies and the Courage of Faith
Lesson outlines Numbers 13 14 focusing on Moses commission the spy mission and the people's rebellion at Kadesh Barnea. It contrasts the majority and minority reports and notes the consequences of unbelief including forty years in the wilderness and Moses intercession. The study stresses faith in God's promise and warns against presumption.
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Kadesh-Barnea
Promised Land
Lii
Egypt
Joshua
Caleb
God
Moses
Reverence for God in Meditation on His Worth and Works
A Gospel Herald note urges readers to deepen reverence by meditating on God's matchless worth and His wondrous works among people. The piece highlights spiritual reflection as a path to greater devotion and awe.
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God
Children of Men
Gospel Herald
Elect and Non-Elect Echoes in Religious Rhetoric
The quote contrasts the elect and non elect using a paired phrasing whosoever wills versus who soever wonts, reflecting a sermonic distinction. It presents a provocative, timeworn viewpoint within religious discourse.
Sin and Profit Echoes on Profit and Sins
A terse line notes the paradox of singing for profit and not profiting from sins. The excerpt presents a moral observation framed as a maxim about integrity and commercial gain.
The World’s Great Events and the Crusades Narrative
A sweeping summary recounts Peter the Hermit’s call to arms for the First Crusade, the poorly organized march of 200000 that dwindled to 7000 at the Bosphorus, the siege of Jerusalem, and subsequent crusades. It reflects on political failings, massacres, and the ultimate mixed legacy of religious warfare.
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Peter the Hermit
Holy Land
Mahomet
Holy City
Jerusalem
Urban II
Europe
Godfrey du Bouillon
Lorraine
Bosphorus
Godfrey de Bouillon
Palestine
Constantinople
Godfrey
Holy
St. Bernard
Lois VII
France
Damascus
Richard I
England
Coeur de Lion
Lion Heart
Vienna subscribers name Shakespeare top choice for drama
The 2000 yearly subscribers to the State Drama in Vienna voted for the next season. Shakespeare ranked first with Oscar Wilde second, followed by Schiller Ibsen Schnitzler Rostand Hebbel and Grillparzer. Shakespeare and Wilde together captured 1219 votes.
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Vienna
Shakespeare
Burgtheatre
Macbeth
Coriolanus
Oscar Wilde
Lady Windermere
Schiller
Ibsen
Schnitzler
Rostand
Hebbel
Grillparzer
Wilde
Dave's Mentha Pepsin Advertises Stomach Relief
An advert promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a strong stomach remedy for gas heaviness and distention. It claims the elixir builds up upset stomachs and guarantees money back if not helpful, asserting it has helped thousands.
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Dave
Compulsory education divides English rural voters
The Argonaut reports Yorkshire electors debating school attendance. A candidate says he supports schooling up to sixteen, while a dissenting rural voter objects to funding children through school. The exchange highlights resistance to compulsory education in rural England.
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England
Argonaut
Might Help Agent No matter what kind of writing you do
A nostalgic ad copy frames a fountain pen as ideal for any writing task with a cheeky dialogue about a sky writer and a laundress singing O Happy Day while drying laundry. The punchline promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as the source of a happy day.
Snapp Motto and Snapp Quotes Highlight Pathfinder Note
The Pathfinder records a witty exchange about effort and vanity with Mrs. Snapp observing that making a fool of oneself is a waste of time while Mr. Snapp champions doing things well. The brief reflects familiar household humor and social banter.
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Mr. Snapp
Cuticura Trio Talcum Ad Promotes Powdered Skin Use
A vintage advertisement urges adding Cuticura Talcum to toilet requisites. It markets the Cuticura trio Soap Ointment and Talcum each 25e and appealing for face skin baby and dusting powder use.
Elephants Plant Trees in Central Park Memorial Grove
Three circus elephants trained in India helped plant 100 large trees in Central Park New York near the Memorial grove. The trees range from 35 to 45 feet in height and were recently planted.
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India
Central Park
New York
Memorial Grove
Paint Slinger’s Husband Applauds Boat Repaint
In a light exchange the husband praises his wife for painting the car boat noting the vessel now looks no worse than before. The Kansas City Times quotes the amused remark as a humorous update on domestic artistry.
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Kansas City Times
Obvious Reasons Dialog Sparks Comic Exchange
A playful exchange questions eco friendly cooking with Mrs Bee and Mrs Tee Oh delivering a quip about husbands appetite. The brief vignette hints at social humor and domestic banter without broader context.
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Mrs. Bee
Mrs. Tee
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Farber
Higginsville
C. A. McIntire
Brook
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
R Oy Dodd, Mead & Company
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Chevrolet
Oakland
Frigidaire
DELCO
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