Man Who Makes Good Is The One Who Counts
An analysis by John Alexander Jayne extols the worker who makes good as the observable standard of value. He stresses diligence, timeliness, loyalty to employers, and continuous self-improvement, arguing that true merit shows in work and steady fidelity to duties.
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John Alexander Jayne
A Church 225 Years In Hingham Oldest Edifice
The First Unitarian Church in Hingham is the oldest church edifice in America at 225 years old. John B. Lewis has served as sexton for more than five decades.
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Hingham
America
First Unitarian Church
John B. Lewis
Boston Herald
Judge Hanna Lectures on Christian Science Faith and Healing
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Colorado Springs delivers a public lecture titled Christian Science the Religion of the Bible. He argues that Christian Science rests on scriptural authority, defends Mrs. Eddy, and asserts healing through God’s power as central to Jesus teachings and the Great Commission.
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Opera House
Septimus J. Hanna
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mrs. Eddy
God
Sweet Singer
Israel
David
Jesus
House of Israel
Piano and Organ Instruction Offered by Miss Ruth Pinch
Miss Ruth Pinch offers pipe organ instruction for the College Conservatory of Music and will also accept piano pupils. She studied in Chicago for three years under Elmer Todd and W Middelschulte, organist of the Thomas Orchestra, and pursued piano technique with Moorhead. For details call 600 or visit Cor 3rd and Jefferson streets, Montette.
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Ruth Pinch
College Conservatory of Music
Miss Pinch
Chicago
Elmer Todd
W. Middelschulte
Thomas Orchestra
Mr. Moorhead
Hard Times in Kansas and a Cure by New D i bottle
In Cadell, Earl Shamburg recalls hard times from grasshoppers and drought in Kansas. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing his persistent coughing, saying it took less than one bottle to relieve symptoms. Available at S. Shriner's drug store for 50 cents or a dollar, trial bottle free. Oct.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Fragmented Religious Controversy Reflected in Early Text
A dated discourse questions the responsibility of Christians to accept or reject core teachings claimed to be those of Jesus. The speaker urges followers to decide whether to align with the founder’s messages or dissent based on perceived plain teachings. The tone reflects doctrinal debate among sects.
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Jesus
Dear Old Mother and Electric Bitters Benefit
A Dublin Georgia man praises his eighty three year old mother’s health improvements from Electric Bitters. He claims two years of weakness, poor appetite, and insomnia vanished, with renewed strength and sleep. The note promises relief for stomach and kidney troubles, urging purchase from F. S. Shriner, druggist, at 50 cents.
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W- B. Bratson
Dublin
F. S. Shrinet
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