Sunday Services and Schedule at Abram Cottman Church
Sunday School at 9 45 a m each Sunday. Preaching 10 30 a m and 7 00 pm on alternate Sundays starting December 3. Prayer Meeting Tuesday 7 pm. Preaching alternate Sundays first and third. Sabbath School 2 pm each Sabbath. Midweek prayer Thursday nights. Cordial invitation from Pastor Abram Cottman.
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Johnson's
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Bible School
C. E
Chas. O. Whitely
Omar Hafford
Abram Cottman
Powerful Relief Reported from Dr. King's New Life Pill
C G Gray son of Lula Maiss cites dramatic relief from severe digestive illness after using Dr. King's New Life Pills. Testimony claims the pills cured undigested food discomfort and related stomach and bowel disorders. Brand advertised at M A McClain drug store with a 25 cent price and guarantee.
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C. G. Grayson
Lula
Dr. King
M. A
McClain’ Drug
Apri Smart Set offers new West tale and varied stories
Grace MacGowan Cooke yields a striking West tale rich in ranch life atmosphere and strong character study. The issue features new writers Julia Lawrence Shafter and Arthur Stringer, plus poems by Edith M. Thomas and Gouverneur Morris, all elevating the magazine's standard and diversity.
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Grace MacGowan Cooke
Fction
Julia Lawrence’ Shafter
Copp
William R. Lighton
Henry Dudeney
Arthur Stringer
Guy Bolton
Inez Haynes Gillmore
H. G. Dwight
Susannah and the Elder
Bliss Carman
Edith M. Thomas
Clarence Army
Zona Gale
Madison Cawein
Arthur Davison Ficke
Nannie Byrd Turner
Gouverneur Morris
Is Soil Inoculation Necessary for Clover and Grains
Pur the University Agricultural Experiment station explains farmers receive many claims about bacterial inoculation for legumes. Inoculation helps only where the soil lacks specific bacteria. otherwise soil health, crop rotation, and proper fertilization determine yields. For doubts, farmers should contact the State Experiment Station for free guidance.
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Indiana
State Experiment Station
A.T Wiancko
Agriculturist
Ida Ann Foust Gilson dies at 28 in Rush County Indiana
Ida Ann Foust Gilson of Rush County Indiana died March 21 1905 aged 28 years 23 days after a long illness. She was born February 26 1877 in Rush County and lived there all her life. She married Jesse B Gilson October 25 1899 and leaves husband two sisters Willora Buscher Eva J Bitner and brother Charles W Foust with another brother James A passed away. A member of Center Christian Church since 1904 previously Presbyterian, she bore her illness with patience and forgave all. Her mother and father survive. The family notes a hopeful Christian obituary with a final hymn stanza.
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Iia Ann
Carl
Mary J Foust
Rush County
Indiana
Ida
Willora Buscher
Eva J. Bitner
Charles W. Foust
James A
Presby Erian Church
Center Christian Church
Jesse B Gilson
Mis souri Democrats Discuss Election Grit
In Whitesville Missouri the two old time Democrats debate the tough election as one vows to bear it with a grin, while the other insists he will bear it anyway. The short exchange captures local sentiment in the Whitesville Banner.
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Missouri
Jake
Whitesville (Mo
The Blue Racer Snake Speed Described by Arkansas Informant
An Arkansas man praises the blue racer as the fleetest reptile, noting its rapid darting across dusty roads. He compares it to the rattlesnake, insisting the blue racer outpaces the rattler and would likely be the fastest reptile if measured.
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Arkansas
New Orleans
Antiquity of Silk and Its Splendid Worth Across Empires
The article traces silk's origins to ancient China with Empress Si-ling-Chi credited as the first to wear silk. It notes silk as a divinely honored industry and valuable luxury, citing the terms Seres and Serica for silk’s sources and highlighting the paradox of cheap raw material versus costly final goods.
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Si-ling-Chi
Sien-Thian
Ieliogabalus
Aurelius
China
Seres
Serica
Venetian Women Free From Fashion Rules In Dress
The women of Venice ignore fashion dictates and male gaze, keeping a constant skirt length and wearing plain dark attire. They favor the black shawl as a universal outer wrap, never fastening at the throat, and their hairdressing stays current with London and Paris trends.
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Venice
London
Paris
Retainer Ring Negotiates a Settlement
The rich widower courts a young woman lawyer. She frets about settlements but accepts a diamond ring offered as a retainer. He tests her reaction with the ring and she, judging its value, indicates it will suffice as compensation.
Bishop Peck and the breakfast call in the cellar
A Methodist bishop weighing over 350 pounds fell from bed when furniture collapsed under him during a visit to a presiding elder. The elder rushed to aid, but the bishop quipped that if he did not answer the call to breakfast, the elder should have his wife look for him in the cellar.
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Bishop Peck
Methodist Church
Begging Excitement Spurs Moral Reflection
A reflection attributed to the Bishop of Manchester critiques the thrill of begging and the manipulation of others by tailoring appeals to their expected responses. The quote contrasts the perceived pleasure of sizing up a person with the act of seeking alms, implying ethical concerns about exploiting social judgment.
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Manchester
Hopeful man seeks work amid shifting fortunes
A fragment quotes a speaker noting a man always searching for work, contrasted with a July snow shovel image. The passage reflects on self knowledge and personal responsibility, ending with Goethe's line about governing oneself before claiming freedom.
Cheated Death By Remedy From Bear Grove Man
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Iowa says kidney trouble caused pain and anxiety two years ago but Electric Bitters cured him. He reports relief from general debility and nerve trouble and keeps the tonic on hand, as it has no equal. M A McClain druggist guarantees price at 50 cents.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
Iowa
M. A. McClain
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