A Coal Creek Sunday School History and Message
A Historical account recounts Coal Creek Chapel Sunday School origins led by Aunt Julia Ewell and community leaders. It highlights early union classes, growth, ministerial support, and the enduring memorial of the school. The piece notes challenges, devotion, and the move to assist adjacent townships while preserving faith and service.
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History of
Coal Creek Sunday School
God
Coal Creek
Julia Ewell
Hiram Elwell
Iun
Snod ‘Dy
Julia
Beth
Ives
Washington
A. P. Burnside
T. C. Church of Centennial
Riley Richardson
Decoration services mark Perrysville lodge gathers
Perrysville items report that the local lodge will hold Decoration services on Sunday June 1 with Dr Morse of Crawfordsville delivering the address at the cemetery on the hill west of town The 10 O F lodge leads this year The Perrysville band will play and lodge members will form a parade to the cemetery Also notes include visits home and regional travel among residents and a very hot day with temperatures near 100.
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Morse
Crawfordsville
Your Neighbor's Experience Foley Kidney Pills Endorsed
Mrs. Nancy Keneipp of Terre Haute Indiana reports kidney trouble for years with frequent pain and burning. After using Foley Kidney Pills her kidneys act normally with no burning sensation and she is now free of trouble, sold by all draggists.
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Foley
Nancy Keneipp
Wabash Ave
Terre Haute
Ind
Sheriff Kerr’s Office Refurbished Amid Wide Pride
Sunday events announce children’s exercises for June 11 1911 as pastor Frank K Dougherty notes. The sheriff’s office interior has been cleaned renovated papered and painted, changing its look and prompting Sheriff Kerr to require visitors to show their teeth before entering.
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Frank K. Dougherty
Kerr
Serious Reading in England Sees Growth in Serious Literature
Reports from publishers show a rise in serious literature in England with more works issued than last year. The sixpenny novels fall in sales while new higher priced editions of longer works show less demand.
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English Publishers Report
England
Pru
ISTO
Portey
Draing
Pactriac
Obatry
Sefemer
Aowelleki
Dee
Creat Diovan
Fragmentary lines hint at a romantic scene and servant proceeding
A partially readable text suggests a farewell moment with a kiss and a servant named Potel bringing a coat. The passage is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or locations to establish a definite news item.
Hotels as Hospitals Modern New York hotels aid sick care
A New York trained nurse describes hotels near hospitals as up-to-date care hubs for patients. She notes ready supplies including bags hot water crutches wheelchairs barber sewing room operating room and convalescent transport, asserting modern hotels rival hospitals in convenience.
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Nen
New York
Collar Bag Fashion Note for a Girlish Accessory
A description of a collar bag for a girl using crash fabric and embroidered edging. It suggests a torso-like top finish in torchon or cording with silk or tawny thread hints. The guide notes white denim eyelet embroidery and suggests the bag can be a practical yet pretty gift for a child.
Prince Sculptor Defends Realist Portraits of Women
The sculptor explains his display at the Wispanic Museum, asserting no ethical or symbolic aims in his portraits of American women. He notes realism is the goal, with two pieces showing a man eating his killed meat and a hyena feasting on a cadaver to illustrate raw life.
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Wispanic Museum
Prince Trchetzkoy
Michigan
Solomon and the Wisest Guy Exchange Quip
A witty exchange unfolds as Solomon asks about alignment with his wife and the Wisest Guy replies that she is one in a thousand. The roguish line lands as a playful record of a wisecrack between famed figures.
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Solomon
Old Dutch Clock Haunts Dying Bo Rich Estate
A quip ends a note about Jones who was reputedly wealthy as he dies. The joke suggests winding up the estate will be easy since only an old Dutch clock remains as his sole possession.
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Jones
Bo Rich
New Oneans ‘Times- Democrat
Three Daughters at Boarding School Prompt Reminders
A witty exchange recalls how often a person is reminded of his small place in the world. Mr Comrox adds humor noting the effect when a man has three daughters who have attended boarding school.
Not What She Meant. Jola Queries Reward Offer
A humorous exchange in the Chicago Daily News features Jola asking her husband’s wife if sparing a nap would earn a reward. The wife responds with a cheeky assurance that rewards come to those who help.
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Jola
Chicago Daily News
Burglary Target Promised to Clean Silver
A Detroit Free Press item segment texts a counterfeit sale of services by a burglar who vows to “clean it up” and guards against future trouble, reflecting a spoofed complaint about household care and security.
Stillelligerent Ready to Make Up
Nell says she is ready to reconcile if you are Belle replies that VPI will be ready to fight when my complexion worsens to hers in Philadelphia Public Ledger note.
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Nell
Belle
VPI
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Farm Hosts Generous Family Cited by Baltimore American
The Baltimore American quotes praise for a hospitable farming family known for inviting travelers to stay. Residents recall boarding with them last summer and describe the couple as wart hearted and welcoming.
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Baltimore American
Not Acquainted With It Quote Sparks Auto Talk
Chicago Record-Herald notes a humorous exchange about unfamiliar automotive terms as a person asks about a fine gun nap and pretends to lack knowledge of vehicle technology due to a new car. The quip juxtaposes slang and emerging motor jargon.
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Chicago Record-Herald
A Thoughtful Young Wife Plan In Drowning Magazine
A magazine quote depicts a thoughtful young wife planning to taint cigars with camphor to harm Alfred, presenting a chilling domestic plot in a literary snippet. The remark reveals a calculated step in a broader murder intrigue discussed in Drowning Magazine.
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Alfred
Fate and a Train Interrupted by a Puck Interlude
A laconic line from Puck notes Fate’s whimsy as a man tries to catch a train. The phrase captures quick, comic interference and a thwarted moment of travel or chance.
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Puck
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