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Newspaper
Democrat Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
2
Mrs R Feeth Walker and Miss Puckett are among visitors and expected arrivals for Christmas. Several local residents plan homecomings, theatre plans feature Lou Tellegen in Blind Youth, and charity events include missionary society meetings and Christmas baskets. A Johnson party and a festive buffet honor guests with family hosts and extended invitations.
Mrs. Mourning Dove and Mr. Mourning Dove discuss coexistence with humans, praising a shifting view that favors living birds over killing. They note public protection efforts and the impact of cameras over guns on wildlife, urging continued kindness and coexistence.
A garbled OCR passage shows a list of names and titles including EWE W Graves T Bailey Judge Mire RB Prank Walker Mrs J Turner White Judge Smail Mr Perry Rader Miss Rader Captain J D Allen and Captain H Schultz.
Merlboro Massachusetts workers at B A Corbin and Song shoe manufacturers voted a ten percent wage reduction to protect a government army shoe contract. The move aims to keep work at the local factory from shifting to a Webster plant where a similar cut is now in effect.
The Detroit Free Press notes the department of agriculture reports a bumper crop of nuts with early signs of robust production. Farmers report strong yields and favorable conditions across growing regions, indicating a promising season ahead.
Notice is given that Letters Testamentary on the estate of Chester Harding were granted October 23, 1920, by the Probate Court of Clay County Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance to the Executrix Minnie Kay Harding within six months. if not, they may be barred after one year from granting. Attest Judge Mo. E. Garman.
The text argues Christianity is grace from God not compulsion or legislation. It condemns coercive methods to forge virtue and rejects the idea that law or punishment can ingrain grace in a person. It emphasizes genuine change comes from divine grace.
The text argues that pupils must test truths and think out their own conclusions. Scientific steps are judged by the learner, not accepted on authority alone. Trust in one's powers grows when nature supports correct conclusions, a view attributed to Herbert Spencer.
A French aviation service has approved a muffler for airplane engines. The device is said to reduce noise effectively and may enable the craft to pass observation without fear.
A dialogue from a family scene asks if echo always comes at word endings. A father nicknamed Pa replies that it invariably occurs at the end of a word, noting the playful mispronunciation of eco-non cal as a teaching moment.
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