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Debating Society Seeks Hard Hearted Gage of Revival
A literary society debated the revival’s success not by sinners saved but by the hardness of heart of the sinners. The discussion lasted hours while members weighed moral vigor over numbers. A girl prefers an automobile to a buggy for courting. Every automobile has a sparker and the yellow dog goes out of fashion.
Willie Studies Before Class Recitation
A Pittsburg Press snippet notes Willie whispering and tossing paper wads as he realizes he lacks his lesson. The piece urges studying early to avoid trouble and includes a playful aside about a student’s reaction.
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Paradoxical Roses About Rounding Self
A witty exchange plays with geometry and self image as one person asks what the roses are for and the reply suggests they are to square themselves for not being round the night before.
Poles Pay Funeral Expenses for Wisconsin Widow
News from Beloit Wisconsin reports the death of Giovanni Pizzo in this city a week ago. His Polish friends raised a fund to cover all funeral expenses and sent $200 to his widow and seven children, just as she prepared to travel to join him.
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Bjornson Reaches Seventy Five as Norway Honors Poet
Norway's national poet Bjornson enters his seventy fifth year with nationwide observances planned by political literary and singing groups. Born 1832 he rose to prominence with Synnove Solbakken and has since used drama novels and songs to elevate national progress and social conscience.
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Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promoted for Chronic Constipation
A vintage advertisement claims Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by stimulating all digestive organs including the liver. It argues ordinary cathartics irritate the bowels and that Orino’s gentle action cleanses the system, improves digestion, and clears complexions without griping. Sold by O T Erhart.
Georgia Students Missionary League opens in Macon
A large turnout of delegates attended the first annual convention in Macon under Wesleyan College auspices. The Georgia Students Missionary League grows from a Nashville student convention and aims to unify mission studies across Georgia colleges and universities.
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Three Day Convention Program with Noted Speakers
An attractive program has been arranged for the three days the convention will be in session. Speakers include President J H Gaines of Agnes Scott College Rev FE Cook missionary secretary of the Methodist Episcopal Church South Rev Joel T Davis mission secretary of the North Georgia conference and Dr S Y Jameson of Mercer University.
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Legal suit against Standard Oil outlines names in stalled filing
Court filing in St Louis lists defendants including William Rockefeller Henry M Flagler driver H Payne and others. Text hints at proceedings and possible circulation issues but remains obscured and fragmentary.
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