CLAIMS WOOD-SAWING TITLE Catekin to Valuable
A garbled history notes hunters told to shoot for cat skins and fur, with claims of high prices for cat and skunk pelts, including a $1.50 per cat fur value and a prediction of over $1,000,000 from a New York consignment. It mixes stray anecdotes and miscellaneous items from various papers.
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New York
Tite
Allen Globe
Odd Bits From A Mixed-Bag Chronicle Of World Doings
A garbled compendium reports diverse items from potash finds on an island, a motorized brick loader, a new fruit near Torreón, sugar in Hawaii, auction practices in Rochester, prohibition in Fingland, rapid gum chewing, Swiss female labor, folding campers, butterfat content rules in Brazil, horse chestnut lore, orange rind kindling, Germans' long-held ages, a pedal nut-cracker, curved corrugated metal shears, rising tobacco use in Japan, Bangor England admitting its first woman student, a powerful searchlight, a Western verdict of mistaken identity, early iron ore smelting in Mauch Chunk, caffeine from Madagascar, ink-filled Algerian rivers, potato origins in Chile, and Swiss pay scales for overtime work.
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California
Japan
North Wales Congregational College
Bangor
England
Prince
United States
Mauch Chupk
Madagascar
PL Dauphin
Algeria
Chile
Santa Comforts Reindeer In Airy Evening Tale
Santa reassures worried reindeer about flying without leaving them behind. He explains toy aeroplanes and travel will not replace his loyal team, who vow to stay together as he travels to deliver gifts. Other items include Boy opportunities, alligator pears, and a Pat joke.
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Ohio ахd Elsewhere State News Capsule
State items report Cleveland teachers chief Frank G. Hagen resigning and Kenton forming a home building corporation to invest 750 thousand dollars in new houses. Also noted are murders, accidents, indictments, a governor’s daughter, and utility rate legislation amid broad Ohio coverage.
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Conneaut
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Trumbull County
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Crooksville
John C. Penrod
Governor Cox
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Sandusky
Lorain
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Cincinnati
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
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Vernon
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Ohio
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Ohio News Roundup Briefs From Across the State
A wide array of Ohio items spans deaths and crimes, politics, fires, and local developments. Notable notes include Akron city hall salary changes, Sen/assembly shifts, a Youngstown temple project, a Canton burglary case, a Columbus mystery, and county farming and tax movements.
Preaching the Gospel A Call for Born Again Messengers
Reverend W. W. Ketchum argues the gospel requires the new birth knowledge and faith before preaching. He insists preachers must be born again and understand core gospel facts to wield God’s power, urging Holy Spirit enduement for effective delivery.
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Sorrow and Joy in Faith Messages From a Sermon
A sermon emphasizes rejoicing in the Lord in darkness as a test of true joy, contrasts outer circumstances with inner faith, warns against losing faith, and cites scripture about sowing and reaping. It also highlights value of character, warns youth follies becoming lifelong vices, and notes that the first step to victory is faith.
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