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Jasper News in Jasper, Missouri

09 Aug 1917

Page 10

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Jasper News

Location

Jasper, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1917

Page

10

Secret Service In Civil War Spies and Heroines

This article surveys espionage from ancient to Civil War times, detailing Pinkerton’s rise, Lincoln threats, and the U S secret service origins. It highlights spy roles by journalists, scouts, and women such as Miss Van Liew and Mrs Greenhow, plus Northern spy Archie Lowland and others.

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Philadelphia Record Joshua Solomon Caleb Canaan Abraham Lincoln Washington Independence Hall Philadelphia John Allen Pinkerton Baltimore United States Secret Service McClellan Federal Secret Service Pinkerton Maj E. J. Allen America Cook County Mnola Chicago Ile Adams Express Company Pinkerton National Detective Agency Lincoln Union Mosby Young Confederate States Europe Bordeaux Army of the Potomac Edward's Ferry Leesburg van Liew Richmond Greenhow Jefferson Davis Bull Run North General McDowell Beauregard Cape Fear River North Carolina England Confederacy Adjutant General's Office War Department Army and Navy Journal Uiere Payne Seward Surratt Belle Boyd South Virginia Archie” Lowland Sheridan Valley of the Shenandoah If. H. Young Rowland Harris Ike Secret Service Chest Congress Archilald II Towlana, Jr John Beall Bursley Maxwell Potomac Chesapeake Beall Burley Toronto Canada Michigan Johnson Island Sandusky Cleveland Buffalo Alarmy Young Edwards Bowie William Landegon Phillipus Timothy Webster
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Josiah Reforms and Temple Restoration Era

A historical lesson from Josiah’s reign highlighting his youth at eight, devotion to the Lord, and decisive break with idolatry. It details his efforts to root out Baal worship, destroy groves and images, and repair the temple with deputies and Levites overseeing funds and work, marking a profound reform across the kingdom.

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Josiah Amon Manish God David Kingdom Jezebel Ahab Jerusalem Temple Shaphan Masselah Joah Israel Hilkiah
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Kindergarten Role and Comfort Described in Judge’s Note

A fragment discusses a judge’s remark on liking teaching but not kindergarten work. It mentions genuine comfort and pleasure associated with Red Cross Hall Blue on wash day and references all good grocers and an advertisement.

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Ile George Red Cross Hall
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The Quicker Method Dialogue Fragment

A fragmentary text presents a rustic dialogue in dialect about drinking and fate. Characters discuss quick actions and warnings, with lines suggesting hesitation and the idea of facing consequences. The snippet emphasizes informal banter and a joking challenge about drinking.

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Narrow Escape From Unknown Threat At The Wad Run

Sindy bolts to his home at The Wad Run as a close call leaves him breathless and sweating. He explains to Maus and Mack that a loud blast and a sudden presence forced him to flee. A narrow escape unfolds during a tense moment as danger loomed and he barely avoided harm.

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Sindy Aston Ishal Sandhy Mack Snondy
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Boy Raymond Returns Home With Joyful News

In a Sunday school tale, little Raymond bursts in praising the superintendent who spoke warmly of him during morning prayers. His mother asks what was said, and Raymond recounts the line thanking God for food and Raymond.

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Taymond Raymond Harper's Magazine
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Insinuation Questioning Julia's Color Authenticity

A theater crowd hears a sly insinuation about Julia's color being natural or artificial. The line suggests skepticism about makeup or dye, implying debate over authenticity and public perception of the performer’s appearance.

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Julia
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