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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
20
An Omaha report describes alfalfa ground into meal mixed with wheat flour to bake bread biscuits and pastries. It notes economic viability with $2 profit per acre yearly, green color of baked goods, and alleged health benefits including reduced fatigue and insomnia remedies.
A Missouri court case features a judge denying a juror’s prohibition on reading newspaper reports. The judge questions a lawyer who argued a juror should be disqualified for newspaper exposure, stating that reading papers does not impair juror intelligence or justice.
Fragmentary notice notes an event titled Time The Plate and The Derl to be held at the Armory on September 12. The text recalls themes of sorrow and forgetfulness with unclear references to performances or readings. The readable fragments provide no further specifics.
The Peoria Herald Transcript argues prayer remains a vital act of religion influencing character and nervous systems. It cites psychology linking prayer and suggestion, notes prayer’s reported therapeutic effects in illness, and references historic figures to support faith healing and prayer among modern phenomena.
The Burlington Hawkeye reports progress on drainage reclamation in Henderson county. A district between the Burlington main line and Carthage branch will encompass over 10 000 acres with most landowners favorable, a petition to the county board of supervisors has many signatures, and early action is anticipated to establish the district. Success is expected to lead to further reclamation north and south along rail lines.
At Southampton the famed preacher Mr. McLaren wed his cousin Miss McLaren daughter of James McLaren of Edin He credits his wife with shaping his life and work through sympathy inspiration and intellect He says together they read and thought and her courage eased toil and softened difficulties Westminster Gazette
Michael Dugan a plumber hired by his employer visits the Hightower mansion to repair a bas jet in the draw. The butler warns about polished floors and slipping. Dugan insists on spikes in his shoes as he traverses the area. Grain handling in large elevators moves to electricity and reflects industrial change.
The document lists a bank balance sheet detailing assets including cash items such as specie and reserve funds, plus real estate and other properties. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and deposits, with totals and notes on redemption funds and outstanding bank notes.
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