Beware of counterfeit scams from telegraph letters
A reader warns of confidential letters offering bogus money through staged stock deals. The letters promise large profits for upfront or telegraphed payments, urge secrecy, and suggest meeting locations with a trusted confederate. The Sun urges readers to avoid these swindlers and destroy the notices.
Keamenteat Conference Adopts Week of Prayer Plan
In Wasuinotox on October 19 a committee reported on a week of prayer and urged that the period beginning November 15 be set aside for this observance as the conference adjourns after eleven days of session.
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Keamenteat
Wasuinotox
Time’s Ravages and Foolishness in Plain View
A compendium of observations on time, justice, wealth, and nature. It notes that moral lessons arise from contrasting human behavior, questions about wheat prices, Detroit’s giant horse, and the vast number of stomatal openings on an apple leaf, illustrating everyday curiosities.
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Pride and Glory
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Feelings of Recovery and Local County News
A brief notes Mr F H Heartt recovers from rheumatism after a recent attack with improved nerve response. The grand jury completed work, with favorable reports except the old workhouse to be replaced soon. Death of Wayne Garrard near Durham follows paralysis and a cabbage rich meal. An advertisement extols Syrup of Fiit and Electric Bitters as cures. medicines praised for liver kidney relief and malarial treatment.
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F. H. Heartt
Snorer
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Death of Mrs. Willis Moring on Pettigrew Street
Mrs. Willis Moring died last night at ten o clock at her Pettigrew street home after a battle with consumption. She was a devout Christian church member and her death was described as a triumphant one. She leaves a husband and six children. Her remains were taken to Garners today for interment. Also noted is the Kansas agricultural college record tomato weighing 30 ounces produced this year.
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Diamonds for moderate means at Lynchburg shop
Watts, Ryland & Rankin offer diamonds in all sizes from small chips to large brilliants, with affordable prices and high value. The Lynchburg store advertises elegant watches jewelry clocks bronzes bric a brac cut glass and silver items, plus watch and jewelry repair, inviting readers to visit during the fair or request a 50 page illustrated catalogue from 809 Main Street, Lynchburg Virginia.
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