Ministers and laymen attend Brecon conference at new church
The Breckinridge conference gathers at a handsome white-brick church with ministers and lay members in attendance. Bishop G M Matthews presides and delivers the opening address as Rev S S Hough and others discuss missions and home work. The Arion Quartet provides music and daily sessions include devotions and educational talks.
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Rex
J.P. Landis
D. Ph. D
Dayton
CG. A.sickdfoose
M. Matthews
Chicago
S. S. Hough
D. D
the Foreign Missionary’ Society
G. M. Matthews
D. B. Kessinger
C. Whitney
Home Missionary Society
Arion
HE Pontius
R. G. Upson
A. Cummins
G.S
Obituary of Theresa Lyon and Family Ties in Mason Michigan
Theresa Lyon of Mason Michigan born 1854 died 1907 at age 53 years 5 months widow of Sylvester. Survived by daughter Jessie two sisters and one brother. She joined the Free Will Baptist church in Mason in January 1876 and remained faithful. Funeral services at the Free Baptist Church in Mason conducted by Rev Mack with interment at Adamsville cemetery.
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Theresa
Snide Anelti
Henry
Ste
MaSon A
Mich
Chat Tow. Revigi
Idnath Calvin
Cass’: Co
Sylvest¢é
Jessie
Free-Will Baptist Church
Mason
Lyon
Free Baptist Church
Rev
Mack
Inter Iment
Adamsville
Free Piano and Organ Lessons Offered by German-American Music Co
Public notice promotes free piano and organ instruction for all ages. Claims quick ability with no prior study required and features instructor claims, contact details, and advertising lines from multiple music educators including Mrs F E Erwin. Also mentions stamped concerns about false weights and measures in New York City costing residents millions annually.
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German-Amberigan Music CO
Chicago
New York City
People Inc
Reunion tale ties kin in Mansfield’s memory
Essay Bloom returned from a reunion of Sherman’s brigade in Mansfield Ohio and reported meeting a son of Mr Bitner after 53 years apart. The item notes he located his cousin William Sit Mansfield and reflects on long-ago ties.
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William Sit Mansfield
Bloom
Sherman’s Brigade
Mansfield
Sand R
Bitner
Thanks From Neighbors And Friends In Bereavement
Mrs Charles Trump and Mr and Mrs A Trump express gratitude for acts of kindness during their bereavement. The brief note mentions neighbors and friends in the community and thanks them for support received.
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Charles ‘Trump
AS Trump
Absurd Clauses Lifted From British Acts Mentioned
The text cites oddities in Parliament including a statute that punished theft with fourteen years transportation and split the sentence between the King and the informer. It also notes Chelmsford prison rebuilding rules forcing confinement in the old jail until the new one is ready and directing use of old materials for the new structure.
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Chelmsford
Fifty Million Dollar Loss from Climber Destruction
An estimate concludes that about fifty million dollars in standing climber plants are destroyed annually across the United States. The figure highlights substantial agricultural waste and potential impact on growers and markets.
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United States
Henry Newbride and the blue ribbon mishap
The text recalls a humorous scene where Henry returns home with a blue ribbon item, his wife faints, and a portrait painter jokes about art and time. The dialogue features a critic’s quip about Longfellow and a collector threatening an attachment, ending with a clipped Chicago Tribune reference.
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Henry
Newbride
Longfellow
Carl
Ike
Chicago Tribune
Dramatic Red Riding Hood Plays With Happy Endings
An excerpt reworks Little Red Riding Hood with a meta twist. The child and wolf debate epigrams and audience demands, challenging the traditional ending. The line mocks the taste for conventional conclusions and references Life magazine.
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Little Red Riding Hood
Tough Bik tire ad and social event notices
An assorted ad page notes a Turnock tire for three dollars and a sales pitch for cement sidewalks. It also highlights Cora Belle Hiwis offering elocution services at 508 Marion Street Elkhart and previews a Socialist picnic with John M. Work speaking at Island Park at 1:30 p.m. on September 15 about the Haywood trial.
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Cora Belle Hiwis
Cumnocks ‘School of Oratory
Northwestern ‘University
Chicago
Marion ‘St
Elkhart
Itsland Park
John’ M. Work
The
Socialist Party
Haywood
Sidway diag Go-Gart at Turnock's Fourth Dollar Special
A brief ad notes a Sidway diagnostic Go-Gart priced at four dollars and twenty-five cents, claiming value at six dollars. The listing highlights a bargain in the Turnock's shop with limited detail.
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Turnock
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J. R
Union Station
United States Land Company OF
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Truth
F. E. Erwin
New * England Gonservatory of Music
Boston
Mass
Pipil
Siberia
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Amur
Hudson
Westfield
Hudson Whip Company
Beets
Pete KC
Hudson-St Stérling Addition
Toomers
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Corner Fifth
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P.O
Elckhart
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Main Street
Petrabet Rubber’ Works
Este
Third Street
South Main Street
Reas Medel Bakery
Wason
Elkaart
Seyret
Manning &Co
South Bend
Printing & Engraving Co
Niles, Mich
Oaie Truth
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Care of Truth Office
A. F. Rowe
Truth Office
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High Street
Jackson Street
Lexington Ave
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Conney* & Jor
Hagie Lake
Andrew Lamb
Lexington” Ave
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Urwar
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Ontx
Houseworth
Houseworth Bros
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