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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
6
The Clothesline Turtsune company manager challenges a critic asking to compare themselves to Shakespeare. He quips Shakespeare had similar struggles, noting critics roasted him and authorities threatened closure, reflecting old theater pressures reported by the Washington Star.
A fragmented report details a murder plot against Abraham Lincoln era figures tied to saloons. It claims conspirators planned at a saloon with a bartender and a keeper, linking a New York City saloon culture to the crime amid a broader robberies and assassination motif.
A garbled summary discusses global issues and proposed reforms in international affairs. It mentions various states and possible strategies for cooperation and stability, with emphasis on economic and political coordination discussed by unnamed actors.
Study of Alcohol by worth which for a rich man to pay will the expenses of an anthropological expedition and for a great university To equip with trained men fed by one of the greatest authorities of the day upon the subject, then surely it is unworthy undertaking for rich men to create a foundation for the study of the liquor industry Meant to address the social and moral aspects of drinking and its effects.
The lesson discusses God’s test of Abraham with Isaac, viewing Isaac as a type of Christ and highlighting prompt obedience, devotion, and the provision of a sacrifice. It emphasizes that God does not justify human sacrifice and notes the deeper spiritual meaning of faith tested and rewarded.
A historical sermon outlines Jesus death as a voluntary sacrifice to atone for sin. It cites John’s gospel on Jesus laying down his life and “yielding up his spirit” while describing accompanying temple events such as earthquakes and graves opening. The text notes prophecy foretelling Christ’s suffering and its relevance to redemption.
A witty exchange suggests drawing up a marriage contract to secure alimony while the groom remains in love, noting French practice of protecting the woman. The dialogue frames legal safeguards as a clever solution between speakers.
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