We Never Can Tell How Our Words Are Felt
A reflection on how words and deeds travel beyond intention with the idea that speech casts seeds whose harvests may reach distant hearts. The piece connects moral action to inevitable consequences in life and faith. Washington Letter surveys trusts, industry, and policy as the Industrial Commission weighs labor, capital, and federal action amid political divides.
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U. S. Industrial Commission
Congress
Livingston
Georgia
Industrial Commission
Knights of Labor
American Anti-Trust League
Washington
Carpenters Fall From House Shingling on East Highth Street
Two carpenters employed by Leonard Huffman on East Highth Street near the ice plant fell about twenty feet from a house they were shingling for John Weis Saturday afternoon. They landed on a foot-rest that gave way, suffered injuries including a dislocated shoulder, concussion, and a cut lip, and were taken to Dr. A A Eikenberry's office. They are recovering but will miss several days of work.
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Pers Chronicle
Robins
Notice to settle debts by Sept first from L C Duxiss
A brief notice from L C Duxiss states creditors should call and settle any debts between now and September 1. The wording prompts prompt payment without pressuring customers.
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L. C. Duxiss
Excursion to Indianapolis by Lake Erie and Western
On Sunday August 18 1901 the Lake Erie and Western Railroad Co offers a popular cheap excursion to Indianapolis. Round trip price is $1 with departure from Denver at 7 04 a m. Visit the capital city for a day of pleasure and entertainment with hundreds of amusements and a chance to visit friends. For further information contact the ticket agent.
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Ihe & Western Ry Slar
Hanston
Rochester
Lake Erie & Western Railroad Co
Indianapolis
Denver
What A Tale It Tells
A vintage ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a liver regulator and blood purifier promising clear skin and a rosy complexion. It cites a 28 cent price at Pipers drug store and urges readers to try the cure for liver trouble reflected in a sallow look and blotches.
Harness Shop Pitch From T Murden’s Store
An advertisement promotes T Murden's harness shop as the best option for customers seeking top value. It suggests quality gear at low prices and urges shoppers to visit the store for bargains.
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T. Murden
Local notices and ads from Roam Exchange and town events
Local items list Best Flour at 1.80 per hundred from Roam Exchange Co. E Grimes and Isaac Gray traveled to Fulton on business last Thursday. Graft’s meat market touted for reasonable prices. Rev J L McCoy family hosted in Galveston over Sunday. W W O Piper returns from five weeks in California. Mrs Norat Buchanan and children of Lake Charles La visited A B Vore home. Henry Baker, near Gilead, brought fine honey to town Tuesday. Shumate’s restaurant advertises strawberry and chocolate ice cream. Rev A D Alexander and Rev W F Smith families spent Tuesday at Mud Lake with guests. Mrs S H Allport from Johnstown Pa. recalls a child’s near asphyxiation cured by One Minute Cough Cure from Piper’s Drug Store. Meeting at Miami noted. road to Miami at 80c. Old Settler Aug 17th Lake Erie travel jets from D for the round.
Do You Want The Tribune Offer At 25 Cents
The Tribune offers new subscribers a 25 cent four and a half month trial of the Trimune with a satisfaction guarantee. Local notes mention prices, travel, and events in Peru and surrounding areas, plus common ads and brief society items.
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Last Thesday
J. L.mccoy
Galveston
W.W. O. Piper
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Gilead
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Mose Murphy
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Mexico
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Marion
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Normal College
A.G. Murrey
Pawnee, Ok
A. B. Vore
Morcombe
Chicago
Walter Eisaman
Kewanna
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Dr Robbins
Alta
Wayne County
John Ream
Frank Fisher
Chili
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Mis. Milo Smith
Greenville
Rev. W. F. Smith
Walter Piper
Mrs. Chaffee
Payson Street
Washington Avenue
Piper's Drug Store
Bert Dynes
Robert Sweeney
Louis Shearer
Eel River
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Sandy Miller
Jacob Grumpp
Buffalo
Argos
Indiana
A.B. Vore
Disko
Noah Krieg
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Monterey
Frank See
Retta Barney
George Chapman
T. Murden's
Ladies Aid Society
M. KE. Church
Eric Gustin
Walter Murphy
Charley Graft
Charley
Mr. Murphy
Frank Wright
Washington, D. C
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Government Printing Office
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Rich Valley
Rosa Jones
Sid Fuller
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Sumterville
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Roanoke
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