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Jeffersonville Star

Location

Jeffersonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1920

Page

2

Crooked Trails and Straight Butchers of Tin Cup

A jailbreak and gunfight unfold around Tin Cup as Curly, Sam, and Cullison pursue Soapy and his gang. A planned train robbery collides with a vigilante raid, ending with a standoff at the Flatiron ranch and arrests. The escapees and heroes clash amid moonlit desert, leaving the outcome to be resolved in a later installment.

Arly Sam Flandrau Poe Carlison Blackwell Curly Curio Prom Stone Binckwell Soapy Mr. Luck Cullison Flandran Wuhis Wistiabad Soupy Flandrayn Sash Tornilla Flatiron Ranch Tin Cup Cullisem Maloney Mack Ngain Cullison Valley of Peace Badsill Curty

Discovery of the Okapi Reported by 19th Century Explorers

Explorers Sope time before T8900 and Stan Tey Chavard recount early sightings of a striped hoofed animal in the Semliki river region. Sir Harry Johnston and Karl Eriksen sent skins and descriptions, confirming a living okapi of the giraffe family, with only about a dozen specimens secured to date.

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Bones Used As Diet For Tuberculosis Patients

Paris doctor Berthier reports in a medical bulletin that spongy bone, about half ossein rich in lime compounds, benefits tuberculous patients by supplying decalcification relief. He prepares bones by boiling with vegetables and meat for six hours, then patients pick out soft bone matter, a practice also aiding dental decay prevention.

Chinese Study Real Work and Character Load

The excerpt discusses learning Chinese characters and syllables, noting a pocket dictionary holds over 10 000 characters. It states 3 000 to 5 000 syllables cover most needs and a thousand characters is the minimum for a serious student to grasp novels and business documents.

When to Smile and Face Hard Times

The piece notes people stay chipper when luck shines but turn solemn when pain or hardship strikes. It asserts genuine resolve appears strongest when the heart is tested and money or comfort falters.

Garden Tools Debate in a Shared Task

A narrated dialogue features rake hoe trowel and watering can discussing their roles in the garden. Each tool argues how to keep soil, plants, and flowers organized thriving and tidy. They conclude collective effort yields better growth and harmony in the garden.

Touami Toi Wei Hoe

Ark Brought to Jerusalem Lessons of Faith and Obedience

Biblical lesson notes recount David bringing the ark to Jerusalem despite a flawed method. It contrasts sincere intent with disobedience, Uzzah’s death, Obed-Edom’s blessing, and the celebratory reception led by David, linking the event to Psalm 24 and Christ as coming King.

Jerusalem Israel Crix Ports Plains David Uzzah Godd Michal Jesus Christ Christ

Dwelling by the Well in Isaac’s Story of Faith

A Moody Bible study explores Isaac as a figure of believers born of divine power. It links Isaac’s birth to the believer’s new life, notes Abraham’s joyful gift of all, and presents Canaan as the believer’s settled spiritual place. It emphasizes dwelling by the well Lahairoi as God’s care and the Spirit’s living-water ministry guiding growth over time.

Isaac Wis Isaac Jesus Sarah God Jesus Christ Abraham Christ Canaan Cannaan Isane

First Class Scout Questions About Cars

A Boy Scout inquiry in Boys' Life asks what kinds of cars have an engine, with the First Class Scout explaining the term engines to a Tenderfoot. The playful dialogue highlights curiosity about mechanics and learning.

Ohig Class Motto Promotes Active Boys

A Ohig class adopted the motto Every boy up to urge members to take action rather than sit idle. A gentleman asked why such a motto was chosen and a student replied that many people do nothing when there is work to do. The aim is to be up and doing, not merely a sitter.

Peace of God in Our Hearts Quote by J R Miler

A religious reflection urging inner peace and steady nerves to perform daily duties with clarity and calm as a path to Christlike service. The speaker emphasizes shining countenance tranquil spirit clear eye and steady nerves while living ordinary life.

God J. R. Miler

No subject ever gripped my deepest interest

The speaker laments lifelong neglect of study and prayer, noting that despite apathy a transformative moment may arrive unexpectedly. He questions how the soul can reach heaven if earthly means were ignored, and where the capacity for the divine can develop without earthly cultivation.

Earth

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