Indorsement Traps and the Duty of the Honest Man
A sermon warns against indiscriminate endorsement for friends, detailing the moral and spiritual hazards of becoming a surety. It cites McKinley and Grant as examples, cautions about letters of recommendation, and stresses that supporting others should not ruin one’s family or faith. The lecture adds a temperance note on the social cost of alcohol production and its harm to workers and families.
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Umpire Recalls Passing Guest With Headquarters Ties
In a reminiscence, Joe Cantilion recounts an incident from his American League days when he carried an acquaintance to the south slide and requested special treatment from officials at Comiskey Park. He notes he was the first umpire with a personal guest on the field approved by high officials, including a secretary and a sequence tied to presidential references.
Untold Confession and Faithful Echoes in Rome
A scattered clipping recalls a New York story of two boys at confession, a priest and a breath of air, with sharp humor about a cop. It then notes St Peter’s illumination in Rome, contrasting old lamp-lit splendor with modern electric lighting. Also mentions a Syracuse father aiding his injured son with Arnica salve. Rental ad for a large office room closes the fragment.
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Reward offered for information on oyster misrepresentation
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those circulating a report that H C Winters of Winters' Restaurant at 673 Philadelphia Street is selling tub oysters by the quart and pint. The notice claims Winters handles only shell oysters opened twice daily and available to waiting customers. The reward remains in effect during the oyster season or until May 1.
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