Passing Examination and the Search for a Clean Heart
A religious piece urges self examination before God, asking Him to search the heart and try thoughts to reveal any wicked way. It cites David’s prayer for a clean heart and guidance in the way everlasting, noting the hope found in mercies of God despite human imperfection. Mrs M. A. McLaughlin of LaCrosse, Wis, reports relief from kidney and rheumatic pain after Foley Kidney Pills, sold by Johnson Drug Co.
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Scicoee
David
David the Sweet Singer
Israel
M. A. McLaughlin
Jay St
LaCross
Wis
Foley
Sam
Joley
Jolusou Drug Co
Cuban Commander Expects Decisive Move Against Rebels in Oriente
Reports from Havana indicate President Gomez aims to suppress the uprising in Oriente Province with Cuban forces and possible Marine landing from the Paduch ship to protect American and Spanish interests. News from Daiquiri notes an attack on the iron works, repelled by guards with Marine reinforcement avoided, and rumors of a battle near Santino causing widespread extras in Tavana.
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Im Oriente Province
Navara
Ouba
Gomez
Montergindo
Oriente
Amerigo
Fune
Gomes
Gevelt
Nba
United States
Monteagudo
Guantanamo
Pasducah
Dalquirio
Havana
Paduchh
Dalquiri
Tavana
Santino
Rhode Island primary push favors Clark in national contest
In Rhode Island Democratic primary returns Clark leads Wilson with 5016 to 1422 and Harmon 442 in Providence Exter and four wards missing. George W. Green re elected national committeeman over George F. O Shaughnessy as Clark backers held the campaign. Elsewhere in Lawrence mass 300 Woolen Mill operatives join carding and combing workers on strike led by William Yates and Archie Adamson over IWW membership.
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Clark
Providence
Rhode Island
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Judson Ffarman
Extare
Wilson
Harmon
Ceorge W. Green
George F. O'Shaughnessy
Lawrence
Mass
American Woolen Mille
Industrial Workers of the World
William Yates
The
Industrial Workers
Archie Adamson
Wild Man of Borneo Dead in Massachusetts
The last of the famous wild men of Borneo, Plitano, died at the home of Mrs. il. A. Warner in Waltham. Plitano, about two years old, traveled worldwide with his brother Walno who fled in 10h. The pair were brought to New York on a ship in the early fifties and were said to have been captured on Borneo. Since 1857 they had been in the care of Capt. Mansford A Warner or his descendants. Separately, flood relief pleas from Maudeville, Louisiana, seek immediate food and seed for families, referred to U S army Captain Logan in Baton Rouge, amid forced relocation to concentration camps.
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Borneo
Boston
Plitano
Il. A. Warner
Ln Waltham
Plutano
Walno
New York
Mansford A Warner
New Orleans
Maudeville
Logan
United States Army
Baton Rouge
Gennelly
Plaucheville
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iLicket
Bears
Carrollton, Ga
Frank Taylor
C. B
Oliver Typewriter
Pe— Oliver
Oliver
Oliver Typewriter Company
Oliver Typewriter Building
Chicao
BOMEZ
Daiquiri
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, GA
Chattanooga
Carroll Free Press
Glenn Holmes
Jackson Photo Co
Jas. M. Jackson
Mer. Goodwin
Alva B. Pace
Austin Avenue
L. A. Wood
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