Abbess Describes Self-Governed Abbey Monasteries
An abbey is defined as a self-governed monastery housing at least 12 nuns or monks, highlighting its autonomous religious community structure.
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Newspaper
Keota News
Location
Keota, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
2
An abbey is defined as a self-governed monastery housing at least 12 nuns or monks, highlighting its autonomous religious community structure.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble, often unaware its source. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy, urging timely treatment and offering a sample bottle by mail while noting a cent price. It also mentions the 100th anniversary of quinine production in Philadelphia.
Injuries occur when an auto stage hits a cow near Grants Pass Oregon. Edith Johnston, longtime lip language head at Nebraska's School for the Deaf in Omaha, kills herself from a hotel seventh floor. California to require all male aliens over 21 to register and pay a $10 poll tax. University of Oklahoma bans student car ownership to protect student interests. San Francisco district attorney previews new Mooney evidence to seek pardon. Mooney serves life for 1916 parade dynamiting. U S health agencies combat typhus on Navajo Reservation with delousing facilities and hospital transport. Tax bill would allow medical deductions up to $1000 for incomes under $5000. Admiral Felcher dies at Hampton Roads. he helped defend coast during war. Prohibition bill seeks beer wine sales with 14 percent alcohol via state referendums.
Reports from a remote Canadian peninsula north of the forty-ninth parallel note a new U S post office at Penase amid an isolation that keeps the area largely wilderness. Winter mail will travel by horse and sleigh across Lake of the Woods as a weekly service begins.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger observes Aunt Dolly Spencer’s election as Milford Ohio mayor hinges on her cherry pie, noting she won largely because of her crust. The quirky anecdote highlights local affection and support amid political news.
Three young brothers near London aged five to eight staged a Napoleonic tribute for Napoleon Bonaparte's death centenary. They improvised snow by dumping feather bed stuffing into the garden, creating a mock snowstorm when their mother and father returned.
The author explains that a century completes after 100 years and that the present century does not come of age until January 1, 1922. It began on January 1, 1901, not 1900, and the second century started with year 101, with the same pattern for all later centuries.
A cautionary note about a soothsayer who influences others to disregard his own prophecies. The piece discusses skepticism toward forecasts and the difficulty of remembering claims after they are made.
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