Land of the shadow of death reference Jeremiah quote
A short biblical verse citation notes the land described as "a land of the shadow of death" from Jeremiah chapter 2 verse 6, framed as a devotional or editorial line.
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Newspaper
Carthage Citizen
Location
Carthage, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1911
Page
2
A short biblical verse citation notes the land described as "a land of the shadow of death" from Jeremiah chapter 2 verse 6, framed as a devotional or editorial line.
Mrs Sarah Plank widow of M D Plank died at home near Arlington from double pneumonia after a long illness. She was 66 years old born in Kentucky, daughter of Henry and Margaret Rice. Survived by husband critically ill, son Sam Plank, daughters Mrs James Louder Greenfield Mrs Oliver Drysdale and Mrs Elza Young near Carthage. She belonged to the Christian church at Arlington. Funeral 10:30 a m Wednesday at home. Rev Walter Smith of Indianapolis officiated. Interment Arlington Lewis & Son, Funeral Directors.
The Woman's Literary Circle held an official day with Mrs Owen S Hill. Members named their favorite colleges, praising Oxford and Cambridge. Officers for the coming year elected were President Mrs A O Hill, Vice President Mrs John W Johnson, Secretary Mrs H G Rawls, Treasurer Miss Winona Newsom. ballots were scattered with several rounds needed for a majority. Mrs J D Dennis of Marion Alabama shared about her club's Shakespeare study efforts and a letter from the American City editor soliciting Civic Improvement Association methods in Carthage.
An old advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills neutralize trappions that cause backache rheumatism nervousness and irregular kidney and bladder function. The copy asserts the pills restore natural action of these organs.
An old newspaper blurb touts Dr King s New Life Pills as preventing appendicitis by stimulating the liver and bowels to prevent clogging. Marketed to druggists, the tonic claims to curb deadly abdominal illness.
Freeholders and voters petition the Rush County Board of Commissioners to grade and pave a three mile road from Main Street Carthage eastward along public highways through townships Fifteen and Nineteen to the Ripley Center line. The request notes a United States rural mail route and lists numerous signers led by Jesse M. Stone Auditor. The petition is set for Monday April 8 1911 at 2 pm in the April term.
I announce to the public I remain in the contracting and building business and solicit your continued patronage despite reports to the contrary.
For sale listings include strawberry plants hay oats seed oats and farm animals. Purchases mention Ruth A Henley Shield Bros Cassius Gray Silas Henley and Harry Goldman with contact details in Carthage and Charlottesville Ind. Eggs from Barred Plymouth Rocks offered with rotation orders and phone number for Mrs Roy Herkless.
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