Lincoln interview and autograph tale from 1860
A young speaker recalls meeting Abraham Lincoln, exchanging questions about slavery, and Lincoln’s personal invitation to return and discuss Tennessee events. Lincoln drafts the autograph as a letter with date September 22 1860, showing his careful handling of the slavery issue and future actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lincoln
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
New York State
Tennessee
Tad
State House
John G. Nicolay
Willie Lincoln
Kentucky
Abe
Union
United States
Fremont
Jason Yuram
Blue Rapids
Kan
Bible study topics for next Tuesday evenings at First M E church
Announcements outline topics for a Bible study led by Rev. N H Axtell covering Nations divided in the earth and Genesis X with historical quotes. It lists territories and sons of Japheth Ham and Shem, plus notes on modern science and biblical lines. The Salem church women plan a Turkey study with readings and a program during the 7 30 pm service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
N. H. Axtell
Ippet
Jepetus
Prometheus
Japhet
Mediteranean Sea
Europe
Asia- Minor
Armenia
N. E
Tigris
Euphrates
Shem
S. W
Asia
Arabia
Arphaxed
Aram
Ashur
Assyria
Elam
S. E
Lud
Lydia
Asia-Minor
Ham
Africa
Palestine
Cone of
Ayah
beBnehia
Rik Ysham
Egypt
Bush
Ethiopia
Lubim
Tiyan
Gomar
Tarshish
Spain
Gibralter
Isles
Asia Minor
Cush
Caucasus
Caspian
Misraim
Egypts
Canaan
Eber
Persia
Asshur S. Tigras
Abraham
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Salem Church
Lubbers
Turkey
Ed. Molter
Fred Kobow
Henry Maves
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oak Street Evangelical Church
Carls Hauser
First Presbyterian
Chas, E. Dunn
God
Salem
H. A. Kramer
Woman’s Missionary Society
S. Nauman
Keagle
United Brethren
A. Schwimley
First Methodist Episcopal
West Freeport
Second Presbyterian
F. A. Hosmer
Howard L. Guss
McCormick Theological Seminary
Christ
Y. P.S
Grace Episcopal Church
Stephenson and
Cherry Streets
F.W. White
J. H. Wortendyke
Memorial Lutheran
Galena Ave
Jackson Street
Rev. G. Co. Cromer
Walnut Streets
J. H. Keagle
First Baptist
H. Holden
Judson Kempton
Mt.Carroll
Bible School
Harrist
A. Scrogin
Conquest
Subject
Burma
Della Palmer
Kempton
Trinity United Evangelical
Rb.r. Schultze
Embury M. E
L. C. Burling
Epworth League
W. H. Kintzle
Lubricator of life cited as Rocky Mountain Tea
A colonial era remark credits Rocky Mountain Tea as the main lifeblood that starts a person’s years rolling. Mentioned is Joseph Emmert, successor to Emmert & Burrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Emmert
Emmert & Burrell
Big Paint Shipment From J C Scotts To Hoboken Auto Firm
J C Scotts paint works sent a large shipment today to the American Electric Automobile Co in Hoboken New Jersey. It stands as the largest such shipment in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Scott
American Electric Automobile Co
Hoboken
New Jersey
Food that makes Brains How
Scientific research shows life forces selecting nutrients to build the brain seize on phosphate of potash found in portions of wheat and barley kernels. This element activates with albumen to aid brain development and rebuilding.
Brain Utilization and Renewal Across the Body
The passage explains that a new compound travels via blood to all body parts and nourishes brain cells. It states the brain is renewed daily as it is used, while excessive mental work leads to brain fatigue from burning up brain tissue that must be rebuilt.
Grape-Nuts cereal advertised by Postum Ceres Co
The advertisement states Grape-Nuts is made from select parts of wheat and barley to supply Phosphate of Potash. It notes availability from first class grocers and that production occurs at the Postum Ceres Co. factories in Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Ceres Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Closing Market Quotations From Union Stock Yards
March 10 reports closing quotes for July grain and pork lard and ribs. July wheat 661, July corn 36, July oats 223. July pork 10.90, July lard 6.05, July ribs 5.95 4. Reeves 4 6.00. Stockers 3.50 0.75. Hoge 21,000 active up 0.24. Heavy 4.87 4 1.97, light 4.65. Sheep 2,500 about steady. Mrs A W Lee returned from Chicago stay.
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Board of Trade
Union Stock Yard
A. W. Lee
Chicago
W. Killen
Fry’s
Uata
reedzUsy
Cote
New York
Freeport
Killen
Fry's Block
Brooklyn
R. Boy
C.&nw C.B
Lug Ches, & Qhi
Federal Steel
Paddys Rsereas Ceres
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Springfield
Ill
Jason Yurann
Esqa
A. Lincoln
Govemente
Harry Lawyer
Jeee Shaw
Mt. Carroll
C. J. Gill
Mick Borsdorf
Stockton
Patrick Wilson
George Turner
Darlington
Wis
Jacob Krohn
Arthur Nieman
Rockford
W. H. Foll
J. H. MacCrea
Wabash
Ind
Hattie Miller
Harry
Danville, Ill
Marie Dollmeyer
A. C. Dollmeyer
Dixon
Edward Cox
Illinois Central Machine Shops
G. W. Turner
Lafayette County
Fox
Charles Birney
Wilbur Reitzell
Savanna
Charles Hathaway
Morris Reddy
Pecatonica
Will Cavanaugh
St. Paul
James and
Chas. A. McNamara
H. C. Temple
J. A. Alward
Madison
BE. A. Conyne
Geo, Standart
Lynn Griffith
Northwestern University
Fred Winters
Chas. Herbig
Carroll Democrat
L. A. Deming
Nice
Joseph Shoemaker
Lancaster Township
Elkhart
C. C. Shoemaker
the Bible Studies
Woman’s Missionary Program
Canon Gore
Damascus
Gore
Creighton
Savanna Journal
Miss Miller
Freeport District
M. E. Church
Warren
Omaha
Mr. Carroll
The
Baptist Church
Paine
Nor
Pacific
Union Pacific
West
Moyual Life Insurance
Rishard A. McCurdy Presidet
Ney Vacs
A. Preller
Waltrr R. Owlette
Saac Fy Gitoyp
Erederic Cromwell EmMoxry
Hoclintoce Chas
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