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Newspaper
Freeport Daily Journal
Location
Freeport, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
4
A fortunate purchase allows us to present a batch of jumper suits priced at 1.98 each. These garments are described as new and desirable and worth at least 50 percent more than the sale price.
Dr Werbert H Willett University of Chicago divinity school professor spoke in Freeport arguing Old Testament miracles are legend and that children should not be taught they are literal. He contrasted with Christ miracles as natural outcomes of a perfect life and labeled many miracles as fiction or figures of speech.
Professor Willett, a Michigan native born in 1864 and a Christian church member, is reported to become pastor of the Memorial Baptist and the First Christian churches in a combined role. He has written several theological works and advocates using parables to teach religious truths.
The Socialist club holds its regular meeting Sunday at 8 PM in the Trades Council hall at 157 Stephenson street. A primary election and other public and economic questions will be discussed. All are welcome.
Ralph LeRoy Teach and Gladys M Palmer of Freeport are listed as licensed to marry. The notice records their ages as 21 and 18 respectively and names both parties.
The New York Press notes gulls eggs are collected in England from March to May, sold as plovers eggs for a high price. Keepers guard nests on salt marshes, where nests lie in dense beds and eggs sell wholesale for pennies each. harvests earn marsh owners up to $2,500 in spring.
A World Today quote portrays promotion slow for a saleswoman, beginning wage at 86 a week with years of work to gain a dollar raise. The craft of reading customers is described as lively, exposing real ladies from fake items. A shopgirl recalls sizing up customers and deliveries.
Lapis lazuli, from Asia, varies in blue with pyrite specks. Grinding and purifying yields ultramarine paint. Chemists have devised an artificial method that fools chemical tests. microscopic checks reveal absence of the stone’s sparking particles in fake ultramarine.
A report notes house martins nest helpers perform about ninety trips per hour to feed their young, totaling around 1 000 journeys daily. Even tiny wrens make 110 trips in 400 minutes, carrying comparatively larger prey, highlighting remarkable bird diligence.
The Washington correspondent rang the cabinet officer by telephone to ask about a retirement rumor. The official replied that he was about to retire when contacted and wished the caller good night.
A comic exchange ends with a swift elopement as a father objects to courtship and the couple runs away that night. The brief scene centers on a protective father and the quick romance that defies approval.
Madison visitor H M Twaler and many locals are listed visiting Freeport or traveling to Chicago Dixon Rockford and other nearby cities. Several residents return from trips to New York Evansville Chicago and Monticello while others depart for the Rock River Assembly Dixon and Lake Delavan. A Galena Gazette note mentions James Reardon of Freeport visiting Galena for the barber shop work of Joe Meyers.
An essay extols the power of the number three across diverse domains. It cites governance, physics, mechanics, religion, agriculture, magic, history, and everyday choices, claiming the third option often yields best outcomes and safeguards against mistakes. The piece highlights threefold balance and the habit of choosing the third as luck.
Miss Gladys M. Palmer and Ralph LeRoy Teach, both of this city, married at 4 pm at the bride’s mother Mrs Hattie Palmer’s home 14 Williams Street. Rev Ray C Harker presided. A small group attended and a wedding supper followed. The bride, daughter of the late Emery D. Palmer, is a Freeport native. Teach recently joined Armour & Co. in Freeport. he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J A Teach of Tampico. The couple will reside with the bride’s mother.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Taylor pioneer Freeport residents arrive to mark their sixty sixth wedding anniversary and good health. The day also commemorates the sixteenth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Bass who is their daughter. The Taylors attended the Lincoln Douglas debate in Freeport fifty years ago.
The Lakota County club organized by Freeport young business men will host an informal housewarming at its new bungalow in West Freeport this evening. Dancing and singing are planned as diversions, with a formal clubhouse opening later in the season.
A sewing and card party held yesterday afternoon at St Pius hall to benefit St Vincent's orphanage drew a large crowd and provided a very enjoyable afternoon of games and fellowship.
The Woman's Auxiliary will meet on Monday at 8 o'clock with Mrs. W. H. Diffenbaugh. Mina Mabel Miller and Miss Mabel Vickers left today for Lake Geneva for the coming week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karcher and daughter of Pierre, 8. D., are expected soon to visit Miss Sarah Karcher. George Frazier, patrol driver at the police station, is on vacation. Officer James Connelly will fill his post.
Mrs Wright shows rapid improvement after care by eminent eye specialist Dr Karl F Snyder in Springfield. She plans to stay several weeks there before traveling to Cincinnati to visit her daughter Mrs A S Tockard.
Leonard Stoskopf showed improvement after a good night and was expected to sit up briefly this afternoon. The report indicates his condition had improved enough to permit a short period of wakefulness and modest activity.
A description from Technical World Magazine details the rootless cactus of California, a round mobile plant that rolls across the desert floor for months. Upon rains it anchors where dropped, rapidly sprouting shoots that grow toward a ten foot radius, feeding from the parent and surrounding soil through numerous shallow roots.
The piece recalls Wendell Phillips' natural oratorical gifts with Thrace Greeley praising him as a speaker who could inspire any boy to speak well. It also notes that the great actor Garrick failed to please some audiences by being so natural that he seemed not to be acting at all.
Saleng C. Casey transfers lot 7 block 1 re subdivision blocks 8 and 8 Waterman and Hyde addition to Ellen M. Stack for 500 dollars.
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