Free Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Times
Free Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10. Morning worship at 11 led by the pastor. Evening worship at 7:80. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:80. Preaching by the pastor. Carson Sunday School at 10 00. Worship at 11:60 led by W J Bigzerstaff. Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 8:00.
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Local News Fragment Highlights Community Figures
Fragmentary local notes mention Dr. Francis, a Redford dentist and surgeon, some St Doe theater event, Wilbur OTD Lovtfe and sons, Prie, and Lewia Barker among others. Text is garbled with names and roles, leaving unclear events or outcomes.
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Union College Student Returns Home for Vacation
Gordon Wallace a student at Union College in Lincoln Netr arrived home Wednesday of last week to spend his vacation here with his parents Kent Wallace and wife.
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Exploration of Alaska Credited to Sea Otter
The sea otter’s valued pelt spurred early Alaska exploration. From 1728 to 1741 Vitus Bering mapped features and opened contact, with first landfall near Prince William Sound. Return journeys carried sea otter skins sold for near thirty thousand dollars, igniting fur hunter fever across Siberia.
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Cloth Names Traced To Countries And Origins
Cloth terms trace to places such as Calicut India for calico and Madras for the weave used in shirts. Damask hails from Damascus, with fabrics in silk cotton rayon wool used for hangings and napery. Linsey-woolsey blends linen and wool. meliton and worsted come from English towns in Leicestershire and Norfolk.
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Meaning of Red Herring Across Path
A red herring is a heavily salted and smoked herring used to mislead. The phrase traceable to sportman practice described in Cox's Gentlemen's Recreation of 1686. The term arose from dragging a dog scent to divert pursuit.
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Alexandretta City Named by Alexander the Great
A writer notes Alexandretta, founded by Alexander the Great after the 338 B C victory at Issus, was the first of 17 cities named for him. It served as a key Mediterranean trade outlet, despite marshy, unhealthy conditions and a famously large harbor in a Turkish-influenced district later reorganized under the French mandate. The piece also discusses owl ecology and behavior, including nesting, feeding, and aggressive defenses.
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Nature’s Glow Eyes and Alligator Tail Food Reserve
The piece notes that the souther Mexican locuyo or cochuyo has headlights on its back two greenish eyes that shine and can illuminate a reader’s night. It also mentions the camel’s hump and the alligator tail serving as a fat reserve, enabling survival when food is scarce.
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Scandinavia and Baltic Regions Defined in Two Ways
The term Scandinavia has two meanings a northern Europe peninsula of Norway and Sweden excluding Denmark and Finland and a broader group of nations where the Scandinavian languages prevail Sweden Norway Denmark and adjacent islands including Iceland. Finland is often linked to the group due to cultural influence over centuries though Finnish is not a Scandinavian language.
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Winchester Cathedral Longest Gothic Church in Europe
Europe's longest Gothic church at Winchester stands as a survivor of Wessex power, coronations and early English parliaments. Notables buried there include Jane Austen and Izaak Walton, marking its historical enduring prestige.
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James R. Locke Attorney at Law in Bedford Iowa
James R. Locke practices general law in all state and federal courts from the Farmers & Merchants Bank Building in Bedford Iowa. He specializes in estate settlements and provides counsel and representation across legal matters.
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