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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
7
During cross examination Pennell chewed gum vigorously. U S Attorney Miller urged him to remove it. Judge Anderson ordered the gum out, Pennell claimed he swallowed it, and the court experience paused as the judge rotated in his chair.
The text recounts a child Willie delaying prayers at night prompting mother Rida to scold him. Willie jokes about not waking the Lord for a late night, reflecting a casual household moment amid a broader note on New York planning a popular operatic ragtime era.
At a Washington temperance meeting J. J. Merwin, called a personal friend of Abraham Lincoln, recalls the president saying the next battle would be to overthrow the liquor traffic after victories over vice and other reforms. He reports Lincoln spoke of reconstruction and continued efforts to curb drink.
A garbled historical fragment links alcohol use to memory issues and loss during a wartime period. The text suggests testimonies or moral warnings about drink affecting recall and judgment amid social stress and conflict. Details are incomplete and names not clearly readable.
Fragmentary text appears as garbled OCR with scattered names and phrases. No coherent event, date, or location emerges to summarize into a summarized news item.
The article analyzes Genesis figures Joseph and Judah, noting Joseph’s potential avoidance of divination, the brothers’ cautious defense, and Judah’s pivotal plea. It highlights a spiritual lesson: God calls for spiritual men and the need to surrender to divine will, as Jacob wrestles and gains blessing through weakness.
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