Suggestive Questions From The International Bible Question Club
The International Bible Question Club presents Sunday school lesson questions by Rev. Dr. Tanscott for September 8, 1092. It asks about Jesus mission, apostolic power, compassion for the unsaved, prayer, evangelism, and the church’s role in spreading the gospel, plus a lesson on judgment and mercy.
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Kidney Pills Praised By Garden Postmaster In Kansan Misprint
Antoine Deloria, Garden Michigan postmaster, extols Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble noting his father’s cure and many neighbors benefited. A garbled line references a panel and a parcel form, suggesting unrelated content about a progress for making a panel and a site, with unclear names and places.
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Antoine Deloria
Garden
Mich
Masaya
Danger Period of Womans Life from 45 to 50
Advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound alleviates Change of Life symptoms. Letters from Mrs Junta A. Moony of Asheville and Mrs Amier Krinim of Circleville praise the remedy after trial, urging other women to try it during this critical life stage.
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Circleville
Ohio
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National Press Quiz Tease Prompt for Sunday Lesson
Fragmented OCR shows a request to send name and address for a Sunday School lesson series dated September 8, 1912. The text mentions a suggestive question and a call to cut out and mail details. Partial lines reference a unit called KnowrE coum and a series of lessons.
Too Bad for the Cat. A phony book agent encounter
In a New York Sun excerpt a dismayed book agent confronts Peter Steffens who laments ink and unreadable text. Steffens, an orphan, refuses to buy and questions the agent’s pressure while hinting at harsh familial consequences. The scene ends with the agent pressing for leverage.
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Steffana
Thorwig
Passenger Train Collision Near Conway
Three men were killed and one fatally injured while a Pentevivantia railroad watchman train wrecked near Conway, west of this city, after a heavy derrick obstructed the track. A flagman warned the passenger train from Pittsburg toward Cleveland, but the wreck followed a prior derailment of a WPA freight train.
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Pittsburg
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Waadla
Magnatahy Indicted in Anti Trust Case in Dallas
A federal grand jury in Dallas indicts several Texas officers and Standard Oil officials for restraint of trade and unlawful conspiracy in a bid to destroy the Pierce-Fordyce Oil Association. The June 29, 1912 alleged act arises from the post-decree Standard Oil dissolution fight with Waters-Pierce, with Justice Department details noted in Washington.
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Texas
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Department of Justice
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Standard
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Missouri
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Mermuary
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
No Looking Back in Walhalla Testimonials
Walhalla reports confirm earlier testimonials for Dean’s Kidney Pills. Mrs Hamby and Mrs J H Mamby describe relief from pains and kidney problems after using the remedy from Dr Bell’s drug store. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists 50¢ price and urges readers to remember the name Dean’s. Also mentions Eagle-Mistle Sods aiding reduce high living costs with larger packaging and versatile kitchen use.
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Milburn Co
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New York
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Blue Ridge Railway Table No 11 November 27 1910
Schedule table fragment from The Blue Ridge Railway page dated November 27 1910. Contains timetable entries and station references in compact form. Names of lines and stations appear with times and routing cues typical of early 20th century railroad notices.
Indictments follow lynching case in Columbus Georgia
In Columbus Georgia August 30 a grand jury indicts two men on murder charges connected to the lynching of T. Z. Melleny after a court case for involuntary manslaughter. Reports say the mob abducted the black defendant from officers and executed him after transportation to a nearby town. No arrests yet. deputies seek surrendered participants. Also notes a meteor shower event observed on November nights.
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Aus
Thia City
T. Z. Mell
Cedron Land
W. A. Land
Muskogee County
Rob. J. Land
A. B. Land
Lee Lynn
Fle
Taft withdraws from active politics in Mass speech
President Taft said he would not take part in political speeches or campaigns during a trip to Ohio to celebrate a hundred years of political ties. He stated he was not here to influence policies and urged listeners to decide without further remarks.
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Springfeld
Mass
Taft
Ohio
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