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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
7
A bishop recalls conversations with his wife about rivals from the western frontier. She questions their Pilgrim ancestry, while he insists the family lineage is ancient, even detectable by a “fragrance of the Mayflower” in stories.
A speaker asks how late they are to a concert and wonders what is currently being played. The message notes a ninth symphony performance by Elect-The and questions if they have missed significant portions.
A sermon-like meditation contrasts death with sleep in Christ, stressing God’s living presence with believers. It cites Moses, Abraham, and Jacob, then explores Psalm 23 and the manna as divine provision, urging daily reliance on Christ, not earthly sustenance, for eternal life.
Practical tips on settling a watch for sickroom quiet, patching corset covers, packing shoes by color, slicing tomatoes with a saw tooth knife, boiling corks for bottles, using paper toweling for grease, and simple icing and waffle recipes. Historic domestic advice with varied household chores and kitchen tricks.
Ex President Tat closed a Yale lecture in late April with a wry remark on vacations. A lean, dyspeptic judge told him a July day groan about vacation time. The judge blames vacations for a bad mood while Tat explains the better one travels with a good mood.
A damaged text discusses depleting world gold stocks and a Chinese observed event. It estimates value loss from a salt or wealth decline and mentions destruction at a yearly rate. It references two anniversaries and a total of 27 pieces weighing 175 grams overall.
Inmates of the Fort Leavenworth military prison offer guidance to the cook on making brown gravy. They warn that hot water cannot produce proper gravy and urge adherence to proven cookbooks to avoid inferior samples.
A quip highlights a boastful man claiming to be his own master, suggesting self rule may reflect others’ lack of desire. The remark references a horse and carriage scene through cattle as a moral vignette.
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