Along The Years From Yesterday Methodist History Film
A motion picture from the Methodist Book Concern recounts the faith and publishing history of the church from 1789 to later eras. It highlights John Wesley, Wesley Chapel, Bishop Asbury, and Jesse Lee, tracing the origins of the oldest American publishing house and the circuit rider tradition that linked Book Rooms to frontier families.
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Old Methodist Episcopal
Cincinnati
Methodist Book Concern
Ita
John Wesley
London
England
Wesley Chapel
John Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
New
City
Asbury
Washington
Jesse Lee
New England
Tistian
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Rontiersman
Printing and Book Trade Scene From Early City Printeries
A vivid glimpse of early book publishing in Cincinnati shows Martin Ritter opening a small 15 by 20 foot shop on Vitth and Jai Streets, selling 4000 in goods in a year, while diverse pressures and expanding demand drive a growing book trade. The piece notes church and charitable funding influences, the public appetite for new papers and books, and the rise of the International Film Corporation of New York City's third production, portraying a bustling enterprise era.
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West Awass
Jai
Cincinnati
Martin Ritter
Tia
Che Postar
Internaational
Eee Film Corporation
New York City
Mubhudiet
Flashlight Store Demo Shines Light on Your Needs
In a local shop a flashlight expert invites customers to talk about their lighting needs. The knowledgeable associate offers detailed guidance and demonstrates suitable models to help shoppers choose the right flashlight for their use.
Unclear OCR Text About Shipment and Names
Fragmentary OCR reading mentions shipment and various personal names in a garbled line. No coherent event or clear entities identified beyond vague references to a shipment and a few scattered words.
Lightning Destroyed Barn on Rim Farm and More Damage
A severe storm caused extensive damage across Rim Farm and surrounding districts. Lightning struck a barn on Rim Farm, with fires and water damage impacting basements and roofs. Streets in Philadelphia reported sewer backups and collapsed buildings, while widespread damage continued elsewhere though Rim Farm’s barn was the sole fire noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rim Farm
Philadelphian
Dog Again Is Indicted in County Court Case
A local report states that Dog Again has been indicted in county court. Details are sparse due to OCR damage, but the article notes ongoing proceedings and potential actions by the borough and commissioners. Further specifics are unclear from the fragmented text.
Baseball scores and standings from yesterday's games
Results show Boston and New York high scoring entries with Cleveland and St Louis, others nearby. standings mention Washington Cincinnati Chicago New York and Philadelphia with mixed outcomes and no clear leader emerging.
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Boston
Washington
Washinton
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Chikago
Mebreit U
Bostin
Hostan
Itistawa
Shy Louis
Chiengea T. Cincinnatilints
Yain
Lee Pel
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Se. Louis
Indiana business men plan evening meeting on musical boost
Indianapolis area business leaders are urged to attend tonight's meeting to shape a joint financial plan for a major musical season. Last year the town and Normal School shared costs, and organizers aim to keep the school's burden under half while pursuing famed artists like Ysaye and Cadman. Negotiations include Lida the dancer and possibly the Indiana Princess, with hopes of a spring showcase and a March concert.
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Indiana
Normal School
Nore Mil School
Ysaye
Buffalo
Choral Society
Lida
Indiang
Ste
Lneliame Cary
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Intiana
Intliana
20000 VETS IN LEGION PARADE
A report on the American Legion convention describes credentials and delegate allotments, with five delegates-at-large per department and one extra per 1000 members. Ohio commander Ro MeQhipe praised France as a loyal ally, prompting long applause for Francis No Drake of Tegton Post No. 2. Idaho’s WoW. Woods was seated as the session neared adjournment.
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United States
Ohio
W. S. Museeruld
Brance
American Legion
Francis No Drake
Tegton
Lowton
Woods
Idaho
Army officer plans swordfish balloon stunt in San Francisco
San Francisco reports Major O G McCay, the Army Air Service’s first balloon pilot, intends a swordfish act from a balloon basket to mock the high cost of swords for officers uniforms. Col Chandler notes McCoy’s aim to avoid a price rise. McCoy plans to swoop from the balloon with a lasso and swordfish, not taking the presidential oath.
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San Tfrancisco
Dh. OG McCay
Army Air Service
Alajor McCay
Catlins
Me Uy
McCoy
Windsor district to build new school facility
The Windsor district plans a major school building project in World County to replace a worn structure. The plan envisions a bare appearance for an apartment house style block with modern construction, dedicated teachers’ wing, a library, baths, and a basement laundry area, at substantial cost.
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Fox
New Pension Plan for Massachusetts Proposed
Boston reports outline a state pension reform enabling life pensions for state and commonwealth employees after required years of service. The plan, backed by Attorney General Weston Altva, cites wartime service and aims to fund retirement through equal contributions, with President Wilson endorsing the broader national pension effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
de Weston Altva
Suite Retirement Association
Furlty
Marcont Pludges AED To D'Annunzio On Yacht Landing
William Mae cond. visbing Vine on his yacht Elektra met at the landing by Gabriele d'Agatunaio and ten Himnvies with city authorities in a cheering crowd. They demanded delivery as dildress. Risnor Marcont spoke from the central balcony announcing plans for a powerful station to transmit news worldwide. Demonstrations followed with Leemenluus banners.
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Williwn Mae
Elektra
Gabriele d'Agatunaio
Kitlur
Chearying
Escaped Prisoner Endures Four Days Under Harsh Conditions
A prisoner named Smith escaped Union Diet strong in Wyoming by a dummy in his cell to fool guards. He hid in a bakery area under a hot sun for four days, suffering intense heat before capture. The account notes a small hole in the bakery ceiling and the prisoner’s ordeal with limited air and water.
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Waller
William Smith
Convigh
Smith
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