Consecration of Bishop Echoes Apostolic Succession
A religious discourse traces the early church structure with bishops as central leaders. It notes St Paul’s emphasis on bishops and elders, the development of episcopal authority through the post apostolic era, and the enduring role of the bishop in sustaining unity and orthodoxy across centuries and regions.
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Timothy
Tine
Church of God
Titus
Nile
Paul
Thive
St. Maul
Roman Empire
Aurelian
Rome
Decius
Diocletian
Constantine
Christ
St. Paul's
Stage Illusions and A Diocesan Rite At Hand
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a stage metaphor and a solemn rite as a new bishop is sent to the diocese of Kearney. It contrasts sacred ceremonies with stage effects and discusses deceptive culinary props used in theater banquets.
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Holy See
Kearney
Bishop Josh Takes Place Among Epochal Episcopal Line
A solemn gathering marks the entrance of Josh into the episcopate, praised as a man among men. Speakers hail his tireless labors and virtuous life while urging high discipline to meet the church’s famed legacy. The moment signals a historic milestone for the Diocese of Keeney and the U S Catholic Church.
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Josh
Kearney
United States
Who Would a Bean Er Home Hundred Years Ago
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a boy and four brothers hearing a visitor say a girl would have been better. The tale includes exclamations about 谁 would have been “her” and a rural game memory from an early era.
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Aman
America
Joe
Jim
Story of a Famous Song Dixie Written by Dan Emmet
A rain soaked day in 1858 sparks Dan Emmet to compose Dixie with words and music. The tune, first sung September 10 1860 by Bryant's Minstrels at 472 Broadway New York, has sparked long authorship debate and musical legend. Gus ta Kobbe details the saga in Famous American Songs.
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Broadway
New York
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Emmett
Pleasan
Liszt and His Cigar Pact Cited in Anecdote
A New York Sun retelling recounts Franz Liszt smoking one cigar daily, a vow never to smoke again after a frontier customs incident in Chiasso where cigars were seized. Ri cordi retrieved the cigars and fine in Milan, and Liszt reportedly refused a repeat humiliation.
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Liszt
Italy
Chiasso
Edgars
Milan
Ricordo
Lisat
Ricordi
Reger
New York Sun
Crickets as Harbingers in English Homes
A London Spectator note discusses cricket as a household omen with mixed beliefs. In Lancashire a superstition claims crickets bring luck if treated well but ruin stockings of family members who harm them, a view recounted by a Lancashire farmer’s family.
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Els
Lancashire
London Spectator
The Breeding Ewe at Taree Right Milking Practice
The article explains how ewes with full udders produce milk and that a small lamb cannot consume all the milk a large milker yields. It advises milking daily for the lamb’s needs until it is old enough to eat more, ensuring the ewe does not shrink and the lamb thrives.
Washing Paper Money Frat President Becomes Town Laundry
A garbled fragment notes a fraternity president faced with a strange fate as the town turns him into a laundry metaphor. The piece shifts to a theater moment where Clara and Maud discuss performing an appropriate piece, with Maud offering to play a somber tune.
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Washington
Ned Fog
The Way Up and the Boss Flatterer
A short tale contrasts two men one honest and hardworking, the other scheming to flatter those in power. The crowd expects merit to prevail, yet the flattered man rises while the industrious one remains at work.
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Chicago
Not Wanting Excitement at the Seraplin Meet
A fragment hints at a dismissal of upcoming events with a mention of a railroad accident last week. The exchange suggests a cautious interest in attendance and a brief reference to a local incident without details.
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Seraplin
Spring Song of Monoplanes and Joys
A fragmentary poem extols spring with images of monoplanes in flight and joyous renewal. The verses hint at a lively, whimsical seasonal celebration captured in a Louisville Courier-Journal style.
Bids Sought for Sheldon School Equipment in Wyoming
The bid call invites sealed bids by April 30 for delivery between June 1 1919 and June 1913 for Sheldon Equipment from BE H Sheldon Co. at Cheyenne Wyoming. Items include twenty No 4 bench lathes one No 8 A bench lathe eight lower deformation tables and a Sheldon band saw with guard plus necessary belting. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and the Clerk is JOHN D CLAI.
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O. B. Cheyenne
Wye
H. Sheldon & Co
Sheldon
Sheldon Perfection
Public 18 Invite At Le Parish House Luncheon
A public notice invites attendance at the Le Parish House with a luncheon from 2 to 3 pm. Tea and luncheon prices are listed as 25 cents for Luncheon and 15 cents for tea.
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le Parish
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