Exodus 14 16 31 A Cloud Led Hebrews to Dry Ground
A preacher recounts Moses guiding the Hebrews from Etham to the Red Sea as Pharaoh pursues them. The cloud comforts the faithful, a panic arises, and Moses parts the sea with God’s command, allowing Israel to cross while Egypt’s army is overwhelmed. The scene ends with praise for divine deliverance.
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Irael
Baal-Zephon
Egypt
Etham
Moses
Pharaah
Pharaoh
God
Nis
Vorres
Hegypt
Demanders
Israel
Pharoah
Aaron
Agron
Bowser the Genius and His Three Grand Inventions
Mr Bowser boasts three inventions to make millions: a double headed match to save timber, a self sprinkler to replace rubbers, and an interchangeable shoe heel to end cobbler visits. Mrs Bowser questions the ideas and a druggist questions him, ending with Bowser in despair after his would be fortune collapses.
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Hexas
Bowser
Edison
Mr. Bowser
United States
Ser
M. Quad
The Sinews of War Sparked Clerk’s Quick Advice
In a humorous exchange at the Book Club, a clerk suggests Earnest Citizen Soldier read The Sinews of War to sharpen his military outlook, implying it holds practical insights for improving him in the armed forces.
Conversation Frays Over Jacket Incident
In a brief dialogue from the Catholic Standard and Times, Elsie warns against touching preserves, Ma vows punishment if spotted again, and Tommy explains he removed his jacket on purpose, arguing he wasn't wearing it during the incident.
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Elsie
Tommy
Evangelist Stanley to Speak in Fort Wayne on Temperance
The renowned reformer known as the Reformed Drunkard, Evangelist Stanley, arrives from Logansport to lecture in Fort Wayne starting next Thursday. In fifteen years on the platform he has urged 350000 people to sign the pledge to abstain from alcohol, with cities and towns reporting his active temperance campaigns. George Parrot and family relocate to Winona for a week to attend a photographer’s convention, while Donald F Johnson, a Michigan University medical intern, is noted as a senior in the university’s medical department.
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Ley
Logansport
Arite
George Parrot
Winona
Parrot
Photographera
P. A. Randall
Michigan
University
Fourth of July Fire in Sweetser Causes Destruction
In Sweetser Indiana a boy's firecracker impulse destroyed the general store window and sparked a blaze. Sparks and rockets feigned bombardment as Roman candles set flames. A swinging barn door knocked Charles Williams unconscious. The shopkeeper C W Snyder faced about $1000 in losses.
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Muncie
Ind
Sweetser
Marion
C. W. Snyder
Charles Williams
Snyder
Billy the Fourth of July daredevil without a scar
In Sentinel hues, Billy Schwartz known as William endures a cannon cracker blast on West Main street. His blistered hand is bandaged for the Glorious Fourth while he jokes about keeping his teeth and plans more sensational stunts for the day. He’s a familiar figure in town and in the Sentinel newsroom.
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the Sentinel
Billy
Sentinel
Wulyde Bookwalter’s
West Main Street
Wagner Drug Store
Messenger
Schwartz
William
William Jennings Bryan Talks World Tour at Winona
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about three thousand at Winona Lake Indiana, mostly shifting from politics to his world tour. The audience, including many state Democrats, hoped for political remarks but Bryan focused on foreign travels and humorous incidents to illustrate his point that he cares for issues beyond politics.
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Warsaw
Ind
Windona Lake
William Jennings Bryan
Pratacs
Aes
Bryan uses Roosevelt aid in speech at Winona talk
The speaker praised President Roosevelt for improving his speeches and advancing arguments once considered vague. He likened the two leaders to birds with a feather labeled tariff reform, and vowed to help rear the chicks, ending with plans to visit Winona again to enjoy its beauty before dining with William Conrad in Warsaw.
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Erson
Bryan
Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Winona
Warsaw
William Conrad
It Costs No More to Rear Child Than Spitz Dog
Albany Indiana July 5 Judge Frank S Roby of the Indiana appellate court lauds three epoch making institutions the juvenile court the state board of health and the board of state charities He argues aiding the needy and notes the state health boards progress led by Secretary J N Hurty and praises the juvenile court as an epoch in criminal law administration while urging care for the unfortunate and the unrepresented.
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Albany
Ind
Frank S. Roby
Indiana Appellate Court
Judge Roby
Juvenile Court
State Board of Health
Board of State Charities
Board of State Chariies
Roby
State Health Board
J. N. Hurty
Indiana Board of Health
Indiana
United States Senate
John N. Harry
Indianapolis
Indiana Guard Camp of Instruction Listed For McKee Tour
Gen. W. J. McKee issues general order for Indiana National Guard encampment near Fort Benjamin Harrison from July 17 to 29. Details cover uniforms, equipment, mounts for officers, cooks per unit, travel, packing limits, and tent pole guidelines.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. J. McKee
National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Adjutant General’s Office
Loggins
Quartermaster’s Department
Palace
Hospital Corps
Signal Company
Eaach Band
United States
Romance Across Eighty Five Years Reunites Longevous Lovers
John B. Sweden, 101, travels from Tate Springs Tennessee to London to wed Rose McGuire, who has just turned 100. Their tale traces back to 1822 when neighbors Branden and McGuire first courted before parting. He hunted for her through decades then found she never married. He bought the old Tennessee farms, built a house, and plans a Tennessee wedding before 135 assembled friends.
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St. Louis
John B
Sweden
Tate Springs
Tenn
London
Rose McGuire
Tennessee
Branden
Miss McGuire
America
England
California
Mise jicGuire
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So Cloud and Piller
P. C. Eastment
Mrs. Bow
Evangelist Stanley Coming
Temperance Worker
Fort Wayne
Willie
Bill
William J. Bryan
Edward Griebel
Mim Street
M'Kee
Indiana Guard
Camry
John Branden
Sweetheart
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