28 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Coatesville Herald
Location
Coatesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
1
The article urges that minor tasks done well build future success and stresses the primacy of Bible truth. It cites Phillips Brooks on living rightly for God and for others, noting sincere speech and honest words have power while God’s truth, when preached, will prevail and guide listening people.
A reflective meditation extols honest opinion and fearless stance on right and wrong. It champions love as the brave force that drives humanity, outlasting hate and ambition, from garden roses to Christ's forgiveness on the cross, calling all life a love story.
A travel observation notes how extended auto trips reveal widespread willingness to assist motorists. People along routes across the country offer aid when machines fail or directions are needed, highlighting optimism and mutual support on long journeys.
A public figure and former mayor urged that when faced with multiple duties one should tackle the most disagreeable first. He cited Christ setting hard tasks as the example and argued no Christian can evade duty, insisting daily priority on tough, inconvenient work to gain true success.
The Union Signal urges cities to require health certificates for students and to deny licenses to saloons near educational institutions. It argues alcohol endangers public health, harms youth, and that cities must protect body mind and soul, citing Dr Haven Emerson and William Jennings Bryan.
The Porte land Evening Telegram reports on August 15 1916 jail counts under jailer George H Hurlburt showing 60 men and one woman inmates down from 131 a year earlier. Crime drops noted include drunkenness vagrancy highway robbery and moral offenses with fewer female prisoners and steady declines in federal offenses.
Ontario nine railways pledge to comply with the new prohibition law in effect September 1. The license board announces this move to prevent any test of the law’s validity by the railroads.
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