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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
A distorted passage describes a man who picks a nurse and sneezes over the landscape, with unclear context and repeated phrases. The text reads as a fragmented observation lacking coherent events or identifiable names.
A concise note describes a young Benedict who secures a bungalow in time for the sixth child, showing contentment with car upkeep and a cautious view of any complaints.
Revered Sunday school expert Rev Dr Francis N Peloubet has died at his Auburndale home Massachusetts He led Select Notes on the International Sunday School Lesson to a total sales of two million copies across his career and influenced church teaching for decades
The article notes President Wilson's summer home at Tuniper Point in Cape Cod and mentions a 130 acre estate at Wood's Hole, Mass. It also discusses prohibition issues, a court ruling doubt, and insights from Harvey W. Wiley on food safety.
The piece highlights a preacher's first sermon urging repentance as the kingdom of Heaven nears. It argues social and political questions occupy minds while superficial concerns fade, asserting that without repentance reform of society is impossible.
The April 25 Sunday-school lesson centers on Ruths self surrender in service to others. Her steadfast vow and faithful departure from her people lead to favor with Jehovah and Boaz protection. Her choice to cleave to Naomi ensures her place among Davidic ancestors, a blessing for all time.
Bil Sherwood recalls meeting Lonnie Whitesides of Flat Fork in Missouri who quips about stirring coffee with his right hand. The remark mirrors the humor of a dull day and underscores local chatter during Bil’s visit.
A string of short anecdotes features locals like Pug Kougle praising his baby, Sim Potterf on churchgoers, Bill Armitage praising Jonah, and Bob Sonner joking about mail, with humor about marriages, sleep, and missed lessons. The short item notes a lively church crowd and casual community vignettes.
A short adage from Leonard Wood emphasizes that fair profit and reward rely on constructive efficient service. The message frames business virtue as a function of quality work and organizational discipline.
Real estate transfers in Indiana list numerous parcels with buyers and sellers, including Ida F. Wilkins to Jeremiah Hod, John M. Stanley to Lyle Strange, and Etta West to Theodore Sums along with several creek and township properties in Brownsburg Guilford Center and surrounding locales. Prices range from 650 to 8 608 with acreage from 40 to 70 percent.
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