Visiting Pastor Frames Shakespeare as Humanity's Bible
The visiting rector of the Church of the Ascension in New York City argues Shakespeare mirrors sacred truths and challenges Puritanic distortions. He urges church officials to embrace drama and the stage as a vehicle for life and moral reflection, urging clergy to partner with actors to uplift society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Pentley
Church of the Ascension
New York City
Bentley
Drethren
Thors
Wae Wentley
Greece
Rome
John Calvin
William Shakespeare
Ingersoll
Heathey
Bog Moss Used As A Surgical Dressing By Dr Bog Moss
A Yorkshire report describes bog moss, Sphagnum cymbifolium, as a valuable antiseptic surgical dressing. It absorbs water many times its weight, stays soft when damp, and can be dried, bleached, and packed for sterilization. The material is gathered carefully from the moors and used in hospitals, with Germany as a prior supplier before the war. The British Board of Agriculture notes mid Europe as a longtime drug source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Weetmoreland
Germany
British Board of Agriculture
England
mid-Europe
Apatria
Hungary
Sheridan Infant Death Sparks Grief Report
In Sheridan Wyoming on October 7 grief follows the death of an infant as a man reportedly attempts self harm over the loss. Authorities describe the incident as a personal tragedy connected to a bereaved father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan, Wyo
Bia
British worker shoots at man. fails to wound
William Bewén of Herlingtom fired at Wimeels last Saturday and wounded another man instead. The intended victim is expected to recover in days. A nearby child’s death and bereavement have unrested the father, currently at home and doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bewén
Herlingtom
Sient
Wimeels
Bowen
Slaughter of Calves A Proposed Path to More Cattle
Dunn's Review advocates allowing calves to mature into cattle to boost meat and leather supplies. It cites calf skins yielding less leather and notes profits from beef cattle over the current practice of slaughtering calves. The piece proposes cooperative farms and local companies to manage grazing and stock division for market gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Wyoming stockmen report cattle sale in Denver market
Rawlins and nearby ranchers ship cattle to Denver with steers averaging around six dollars and cows mostly five to six dollars. Notable consignors include Charles Morgan Tim Waldo and W A Groehart from Rawlins along with the Sternberg brothers of Wamutter. One large steer topped at seven dollars and six cents per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Groehart
Rawlins
Wyo
State Law Update On Woeat Agency Merger
A garbled note indicates a state level action involving a wheat agency merger and a meeting. The fragment points to regulatory oversight and potential restructuring impacting agricultural markets and producer pricing. Further readable detail is unavailable.
Death drives note of suicide on Wyoming ranch
In Kemmerer Wyoming Albert McNish killed himself at the Thornton ranch after placing a saddle horse with an envelope bearing his death message. Walter Vickrey found the horse and the note directing readers to McNish’s body and letters explaining his act. The note asked to notify his sister at Fossil. Wyoming feeders sold cattle to a Nebraska buyer for 7.25 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Albert McNish
Old Pole Gate
Thornton Ranch
Piney Basin
Walter Vickrey
Thornton Field
Albert NeNish
Pole Gate
A. J. McNish
Fossil
Wyoming
Herbert King
Medicine Bow Country
Nebraska
Mr. King
Real estate for cash brochure offer from B F Loos Co
An advertisement from B F Loos Co Des Moines Iowa promoting a free booklet on selling real estate or businesses for cash. It invites readers to describe what they have to sell buy or exchange and request the free booklet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilenet
Loos Oo
Walnut O
Dee Mobtes
Lows
B. F. Loos Co
Walnut St
Des Moines
Culating Co
Bootes & A
Leader Leads Cheyenne Want Ad Desk
The Leader notes the Want Ad Department in Cheyenne handles classified notices and reader inquiries. It highlights the need for clear ads and timely placement to reach local readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WANT
AD Department
Women Find Health With Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
Letters from Swan Creek Michigan and Hebron Maine praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and vitality after neglect or overwork. Women report renewed energy and improved health after using the remedy, with advice to seek personalized instruction from the B. Pinkham Medicine Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swan Creek
Mich
Nike
Lydia E. Pinkham
Annie Camenon
R.F.D
Swan Creek, Michigan
International hospital planned for Tokio
Dr. Rudolf Teusler leads a plan to establish St. Luke's International Hospital in Tokio as an enlarged facility with 150 beds and global staff. The project aims to foster East West medical exchange, attract American physicians for post graduate study, and strengthen Japan United States friendship through international health cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Rudolf B. Teusler
Virginia
United States
Plana
St. Luke's Hospital
Teusler
American Episcopal Church
St. Luke’s
Count Obama
Peer's Club
Rockefeller Medical Mission
China
William H. Welch
Simon Flexner
Wallace Buttrick
Gatea
St. Luke's International Hospital
Japan
Hie
Alep
Rockefeller
Tewsler
Bt. Lobe
Cairo
San Francisco
Peking
Shankhai
Toklo
Leader Want Ads Draw Hundreds of Readers Daily
The Leader notices hundreds of people pass through Leader Want Ads each morning and read the listings with profit, reflecting the section’s strong daily attention.
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Royal Theatre
Copenhagen
Hook
Cajond
Matthew
Hinister
Etha
Joses
Semdey Tate Lenger
Saanat Kincaid & Co
Gir
Yng
Truse
Denver
Charles Morgan
Rawlina
Tim Waldo
Sternberg Brothers
Wamautter, Wie
Joe Morgan
Rawilas
Shipsment
Degver
Bipekman
Wromlug. Tey
Hebron
Deccon Haig Plan
Pinkham
Lin Cation
Boaty
Reise
B. Pinkham
Raphael
Investi
Heaven and Douglas
Atlas Theater
Lincoln Highway
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