Shepherd of the Hills to be staged at Chautauqua
Harold Bell Wright’s renowned Ozark drama The Shepherd of the Hills comes to town as the third night program at Chautauqua. Produced and coached by Elias Day of Chicago, the play features the Elias Day Players and promises wholesome entertainment with humor, emotion, and moral takeaway.
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Harold Bell Wright
Ozark Mountains
Chautauqua
Elias Day
Chicago
Shepherd of the
Tns
Elias Day Players
Ozark
Pete
Matt
Sammy
Wonder
Shepherd
Playing square in life and sport inspires lasting honor
The essay argues honest conduct yields true victory both on the baseball field and in life. It recounts a New England pennant tale where a fielder earns respect not by the catch alone but by resisting vanity, choosing fair play over self glory, embodying the Golden Rule.
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Boyg
New England Baseball League
Mars
Xmohard Lloyd Jones
City workers to receive pay by mail at home
The notice states that married men employed by the city of New Orleans will have their pay checks mailed to their home address. It covers all ranks from the mayor to street cleaners. The fragment also mentions an artist in New York using flower petals for painting and a dialogue about canocing and a Davenport.
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New Orleans
Montana Senator Wheeler accused of switching loyalties
The piece alleges Senator Wheeler, once a Democrat, aligned with nonpartisan forces and then backed Farmer-Labor candidate Magnus Johnson in Minnesota. It recalls past party shifts, Myers' opposition, and Townley era disputes, painting Wheeler as insincere and noting Democrats face a perceived double cross.
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Wheeler
Democratic
Montana
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
Farmer-Labor Party
Myers Onlis
Myers
Townley
Woman's Throne at Home Defines Female Role
A period essay asserts that a woman's supreme position is the home and Christian wifehood. It warns against adopting men's habits and urges wives to stay home, fulfill duties to family and church, and lead societal reform from domestic life.
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America
Milk transport advances with glass-lined tanks on trucks
Milk can now be shipped hundreds of miles in insulated glass-lined tanks mounted on trucks. Cork packing reduces heat transfer so only a small amount sticks to the tank sides, with temperatures rising less than two degrees on hot nights over journeys exceeding 100 miles. In La Porte Indiana a deed records a town lot transfer from Stella Cizewski to Adam Jankowski for $1 and a promise of marriage.
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Laporte
Indiana
Stella Cizewski
Adam Jankowski
Christian Science Society Dillon Service Sunday
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St holds Sunday services at 11 o clock with the subject Sacrament.
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Christian Science Society
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Salvation Army Meetings and Local Oil Drilling Updates
Salvation Army conducts meetings on Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p m cottage prayers Friday 8 p m Holiness and salvation services Sunday 11 a m and 8 p m Sunday school 2 30 p m All welcome. Nebraska Syndicate drills south of Guernsey Platte county casing at 1700 feet oil shown. Hager Stevensom Syndicate spudded in for test well Thorne Dome 12 miles north. Anaconda corner stone laid for new parochial school.
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Nebraska Syndicate
Guernsey
Platte County
Geraldine
Hager - Stevenson Syndicate
Thorne Dome
Here
Coughing Disturbs Sleep Prompts Foley's Honey and Tar
Geo A Owens of Brighton New Jersey reports his wife could not sleep due to coughing. She found relief with Foley's Honey and Tar and he also benefited. Potts, the Druggist, endorses the remedy in an advertisement.
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Geo. A. Owens
Brighton
New Jersey
Foley
Potts
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