Lectures by Dr. James H. Gray at First Presbyterian
Rev H L Moore announces a lecture and Bible study series by Dr James H Gray of Moody Bible Institute Chicago from Sept 27 to Oct 4. Ministers and Christian workers from nearby towns plan to attend. Gray, a Boston pastor and reform Episcopal clergyman, is famed for English Bible study and interdenominational Bible classes.
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H. L. Moore
First Presbyterian Church
James H. Gray
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
James M. Gray
Reformed Fipiscopal Church
Boston
Canada
Dr. Gray
Evangelistic Committee
The
General Assembly
Gray
Crops Rise Across Hawkeye State as Watson Family Reports
Frederick Watson returns from Rock Rapids Iowa where he stayed with sons George and Frank Watson. He notes large crops statewide with George Watson showing 105 acres oats 180 corn 1650 pasturage 50 hay 12 orchard and 6 groves.
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Frederick Watson
Rock Rapids
George
Frank Watson
Hawkeye State
George Watson
Bulletin Editor Illness Report on Poffenberger
Bulletin editor Ili H. Poffenberger has been indisposed for several days and is threatened with pleurisy. His condition yesterday was not as satisfactory as hoped, and there was no improvement during the night.
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H. Poffenberger
Bulletin
Spring Meeting of Freeport Presbytery at Woodstock
The spring meeting of the Presbytery of Freeport will be held at Woodstock following a Dakota meeting. Rev. M. L. Pearson of Argyle, TI., was elected moderator.
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Woodstock
Presbytery of
Freeport
Dakota
M. L. Pearson
Argyle
Pony Prize Awarded to Engineer Yordy in Waterlooo Twist
William Yordy of Freeport Illinois Central engineer wins a Shetland pony at Waterloo by guessing the correct number issued by a local theatre. News notes the local contest and prize.
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William Yordy
Illinois Central
Freeport
Waterloo
Initiation of White Shrine Candidates From Three States
Candidates from California Texas and South Dakota will be initiated this evening at the White Shrine of Jerusalem meeting after a city visit by the three statewide groups.
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Jerusalem
California
Texas
South Dakota
Peach donation from Mrs Johnson dazzles locals in Freeport
Mrs Martha E Johnson presents the Journal with peaches grown in her South Carroll street yard. The fruit compares favorably with California peaches, drawing praise from readers and highlighting local harvest pride.
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Martha E. Johnson
Journal Office
South Carroll Street
California
Mitchell sells part of lot in Freeport for 13000
Real estate transfer records show William H. Mitchell conveying part of lot 9 in block 46 Freeport to Vamis Buonini for thirteen thousand dollars.
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William H. Mitchell
Vamis Buonini
Freeport
Joe Fifer Opens Dancing School and Social
Joe Fifer will open his dancing school and social on Tuesday September 22 with Gibbre's Orchestra providing the music.
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Joe Fifer
Gibbre’ Orchestra
Daily Journal Delivery Price Across City
The Daily Journal is delivered to any part of the city for 10c a week, offering broad newspaper access at a low weekly rate.
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the Daily Journal
Joel Chandler Harris and the birth of Uncle Remus stories
The article recalls how Joel Chandler Harris faced early doubts while writing his first Uncle Remus tale for the Atlanta Constitution. Prompted by his editor to produce material at once, Harris drew on plantation memories to craft a vivid dialect story that launched his fame. Sam W. Small had recently left the staff, and Harris’s quick turnaround established his literary reputation.
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Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Flo
Harris
Atlanti Constitution
Sam W. Small
The
Constitution
Parris
Joel
Tipping in Bohemia in Prague and beyond
The London Chronicle notes tipping customs in Bohemia with primary payoffs to tramway conductors and cafe staff. In Prague a standard tip is two heller, while head waiters may earn more from tips than professors, supported by tips from patrons at open air cafes.
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Prague
Bohemia
London Chronicle
Don’t Say Cologne in a Scented City Joke
A New York Press quip argues against calling all perfumes cologne. The speaker notes eau de Cologne originated in Cologne by Johann Maria Farina, made from oils of neroli, citron, bergamot, orange, and rosemary, and jokes that naming perfumes after cities risks linguistic silliness.
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Cologne
London
Chicago
Denver
New York Press
Editor complains of errors in printed letter
A Cleveland Plato Dealer letter accuses the editor of misprinting columnist words, transforming honest descriptors into misread terms like hosiery and tripe, changing references to Mr. Skimmerhorn and his reputation, and prompting a sharp dispute over accuracy in the May edition.
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Skimmerhorn
The Hurry Fad in American Business Life
A Princeton lecturer cites Mr. Cleveland noting little sympathy for the rush in American business and daily life. He recalls Cleveland saying do not rush for lightning might do more if haste did not ruin efficiency and calm. The Washington Star quotes the remark on train and boat detestation lunch table telephones and phonographs as modern bluffs.
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Cleveland
Princeton
Washington Star
Which would you call more notable the prima donna's debut
A terse dialogue frames the question of what counts as notable in opera. One character asserts the prima donna can make only one debut while the other muses on a farewell as equally defining moments. The exchange hints at vanity, art, and judgment.
One Thing Left. Uncle’s down to bankruptcy court
In a clipped Chicago Tribune style line a nephew names the last option left after fining financial ruin. The exchange hints at enduring hardship and looming court action as the uncle confronts bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald
Somerville Journal Quote Sparks Debate on Merit
A May remark from the Somerville Journal notes a debate over logic and appearance, suggesting a playful stance that attractiveness should not influence judgment or argument. The item frames a commentary on reason versus superficial traits.
Prayer Meeting at Second Presbyterian Church Focuses on Sunday School
Tonight at Second Presbyterian Church a prayer meeting will address Sunday school work and is expected to draw teachers and those interested in church education.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Hardware debts urged to settle at old stand
Having sold our stock to Genant and Luedeking, all persons knowing themselves indebted to us are urged to call at the old stand and settle before October last. Graalman and Wiewas.
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Genant & Luedeking
Graalman & Wiewas
Theosophical Unity Secure After Chicago Convention
Factions in unity as Mrs Besant faction wins the Chicago Theosophical Society convention closing last night. Delegates from Freeport and other branches, with Dr Weller Van Hook elected general secretary and G C Jinarajadasa to lecture in Freeport in October.
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F. J. Kunz
Miss Minna
Miss Alma
Fritz Kunz
Theosophical Society
Chicago
Kung
Fritz
Freeport
Alma Kunz
Superior
Wis
Akron
Ohio
Northwestern University
United States
Canada
Jinarajadasa
Mi o na promise cure for dyspepsia promotes in Freeport
An advertisement touts Mi o na tablets as a remedy for dyspepsia by strengthening stomach walls so digestion occurs without aid. W F Jungkunz, agent in Freeport, guarantees cure or money back at 50 cents a box. A testimonial from W A Ennis of Syracuse claims dramatic health improvement.
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W. F. Jungkunz
Freeport
W. A. Ennis
Green St
Syracuase, N.Y
Color and light and the origin of color
Light interacts with objects by absorption and reflection. Objects reflect certain wavelengths while absorbing others, creating color impressions in the eye. White surfaces reflect all seven light kinds. sunflowers appear yellow because violet to green are absorbed and yellow is reflected to produce color sensation.
Poison Hemlock and Water Hemlock Dangers
Poison hemlock and water hemlock are deadly plants common in rural areas. Roots are sometimes mistaken for edible roots in spring, causing deaths. cattle can be poisoned by marsh water. The tall plants reach two to seven feet, with white flowers and parsleylike leaves. hollow stalks are sometimes used to make whistles, risking child poisonings.
The Habits of Joe and His Capitalist Fate
Mrs Brown asks what profession suits their son Joe. Mr Brown jokes Joe is handicapped by circumstances and naturally fitted only for a capitalist, doubting where he will find the money.
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Joe
Tip Talk Between Waiters Sparks Luck Theme
A short, quirky exchange from the Kansas City Independent captures two waiters joking about luck and feeling good. One teases James about looking well while the other replies with playful mischief about tips and streaks.
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James
Kansas City
Stray Stories: An Empty Form and Social Signals
A playful vignette from Stray Stories about uses of terms of affection and business politeness. It contrasts a kiss between women with a businessmate calling another “old chap,” reflecting social signals and etiquette.
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Wille
Unclear Quote Provokes Reflection on Self-Inflicted Hardship
A fragment cites Menunder warning that effort influences fate, noting that excessive exertion could invite misfortune. The source presents a terse, reflective line about personal action and consequence.
Classifieds and Notices From Brewster Area Page
A late page seven Peoples' Column listing include rental ads for a large house with 38 rooms at 149 Empire Street and a Brewster area notice. Also advertised are two brand new pianos priced from 106 dollars, rosary beads for sale, and a lakefront 7 acre property in Washington County Wisconsin at 910 per acre with a summer resort potential.
Mrs Martha Alexander Dies After Illness in Carroll County
Mrs Martha Alexander 72 wife of James Alexander died at her daughter Mrs Robert Cook 2 Prospect Terrace at 7 30 this morning of paralysis of the liver and other diseases She came from Edinburgh Mo six weeks ago and was ill since arrival Born in central Illinois she lived in Carroll County most of her life Survived by three daughters and two sons and one sister Funeral at 2 Prospect Terrace Saturday at 7 then to Spring Valley Methodist church Rev L OC Schmidt to officiate Interment Spring Valley cemetery Also notes the funeral of Mrs Philippina Schmidt and death of D H Campbell of Hanover and Miss Margaret Hay of Warren Ill. consumption death in Warren Ill.
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Martha Alexander
James Alexander
Shannon
Ill
Robert Cook
Prospect Terrace
Alexander
Edinburgh
Illinois
Carroll County
Thod. Holmes
Holmes
Martha Boardman
Methodist Church
William B. Holmes
Robert Coon
Mary J. Yeager
Thomas Holmes
Printers to sue Carroll County over trimmed bills
Mt. Carroll Mirror reports six county printers refuse pay cuts on primary ballot printing. They will sue to collect full, legitimate charges after the board of supervisors cut bills by one third, noting rates in Whiteside, Stephenson and Ogle counties. The printers vow to keep the public posted on supervisor expenditures.
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Mt. Carroll Mirror
Board of Supervisors
Whiteside
Stephenson
Ogle
Carroll County
Accidents at C Shops Report Two I C Workers Injured
Fred J. Fropp a machinist helper at the Illinois Central shops suffered a badly broken and lacerated end of his left little finger with possible amputation. He will be unable to work for about a week. Key Kleepping was struck in the eye by a steel chip at the I C shops this morning and will miss work for several days.
Dr Peters Golden Medical Discovery Endures In Popular Use
The article praises Dr Peters Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach liver and blood conditions noting long lasting popularity due to superior merits. It contrasts with failed rivals, warns against substitutes, and promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a trusted companion product.
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Pisree
Peters
Dr. Pierce
Lexington hall dances and local events in September 1948
Upcoming events listed include Prof. Fred R. Dawson’s social dance at Lexington Hall on September 11 1948 and September 26. Joe Fifer’s dancing school and social opens September 22. Freeport Businessmen association annual meeting at Grand Opera House on September 17. Plays When We Were Friends on September 17 and Jane Eyre on September 24, Harvey Dramatic Co. performing for a week.
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Fred R. &. Dawson
Lexington Hall
Anal
Joe Fifer
Freeport Business Men’s Association
Jane Eyre
Harvey Dramatic Co
Barn Fire Destroys Judge Cartwrights Hay Barn
A large barn on South Third street in Oregon owned by Judge Cartwright burned overnight, likely starting in the haymow. Four horses perished, including the family driving horses, as the fire department fought the blaze while the judge was away.
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Oregon
Judge Cartwright
South Third Street
Rosebud Lands Open to Homesteaders in October
A million acres of government land in Tripp county South Dakota will open for homesteading from October 5 to 17. Dallas and Gregory are on the reservation border reached by the Chicago North Western Ry the sole all rail route. Entries must be made in person at one of the towns or by affidavit filed at ONeill or Valentine Nebraska and forwarded. Inquire at North Western ticket offices for folders and maps with full guidance on securing quarter sections.
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Tripp County
8. D
Dallas
Gregory
S. D
Chicago & North Western Ry
O'Neill
Valentine
Neb
North Western Line
Transacting Business at Dixon Today
The notice records Rev. Gardner Thrall engaging in business activities in Dixon today, indicating a local clerical or civic appointment or contract action. The fragment shows Thrall as a named individual involved in a scheduled transaction or meeting at a Dixon location.
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Gardner
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F. A. Read
Wm. A. Rogers
C. W. Harden
Stephenson St Tldtf
Iowa
Bulletin Editor
Ili
Pony
Yordy
White Shrine Meeting
Fall
Aaa
Longa Etregt
Somerville Journal
Convention OF
Br. Arnold
Housekeeping
Clark Ave
Aeei
G.J.L
A. M.L
Brewster
Lake Pokegama
Washington Co
Half Mile Lake Front
Good Farm
Mpire Street
Emir Yal
Mns
Freewort
Schmidt
Philippina Schmidt
Louis Meier
Pleasant Street
German Methodist Church
Bergmann
H. B. Hillmer
Simon Daniels
Chas. Lestikow
Fred Kortemeier
Frederick Boblin
Casper Hess
Hanover
D. H. Campbell
Campbell
Warren
Margaret Hay
Warren, Ill
Father Leyden
St. Mary’s
Grand Opera House
Hickman
Bessey Co
the Best Stock Co
Kentucky
Paljjod
Opera Grand House
William Macauley
W. B. Patten
Edw. Allington, Jr
the Cable Co
GEO. A. Stemm
Galena St. Opp
N. Y. Hougs
W.J. Young & Co
Opp
Walton
Win Walton Neph Clothing Department
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