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Benedictine plea for virtue and work ethic at Rome reception
Pope Benedict warned that five plagues afflict humanity hatred among brothers the thirst for pleasure and forgetfulness of the supernatural objects of life He urged universal application of industry faith and unselfishness as the cure The message came at a reception by the Sacred College in Rome and appealed to all nations and creeds.
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Benedict
Sacred College
Rome
De Valera May Resign From Political Role
The report notes De Valera might resign from a public office. Caruso the famed tenor sustains a pleurisy condition. six physicians attend him. Missouri labor and industry groups agree on a Workmen's Compensation bill to seek passage. Governor elect Hyde supports a special session to fund a $60 million road bond after the regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri State Federation of Labor and
The
Associated Industries of Missouri
Hyde
Prompt relief from cough remedy praised by readers
Mrs James Brown of Clark Mills New York recalls suffering severe lung cold with constant coughing before using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She reports rapid relief and notes many others have also found prompt relief with the remedy.
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James Brown
Clark Mills
N. Y
Pilgrim Fathers and Mothers Reflect On Next Steps
Three centuries ago the Pilgrim Fathers and Mothers spent their first night on the cold shores of Capt Cod at the site now Plymouth and asked themselves where they would go from here.
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Capt Cod
Plymouth
Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Missouri Building Associations
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for coughs colds croups and whooping cough with claims of wide national and international use. Missouri building and loan associations grew in 1920 totaling 179 groups with assets over 40 million dollars. Notices of Mrs W J Shinn and Mrs Nell Holwell visiting Kansas City and Mrs Thompson Penn visiting St Louis with daughter Mrs Cranston.
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United States
Missouri
W. J. Shinn
Nell Holwell
Kansas City
Probate notices list for 1921 occurrences in Missouri region
A late 1920s probate page enumerates administrators, executors, and heirs for numerous estates. Names include Obed vee, Mary ces rachine, J. Wentworth Tyler, Lake Elizabeth, J. F. Spears, and many others with dates tied to February 1921. The column also notes a Missouri field for teachers highlighting high pay and farm experience requirements.
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Camp Asthe B. Deormand
Maryces Rachine
Ecemteit
Chiles
A Ik
McCheeney
Julia Frente
Lees L. Gann
Tyler
Wentworth Tyler
Wilken c Tyler
Ie Lake
Ann Ellanbeth
John Morrison
Wien
Bulver
Harvey W. Hulver
Sehuwe
Foretten
Guonrgy
Pounth Dus
Simpson
James
Mary Simp- Migreales
Lenem
Johnnie Rimiman
Behe Wanganete Frits
Deewamd
Minnie Sehowengedt
Adiministeatrix
Oh Atkinson
Mattie Ky
Jeffer Ur T Athingga
Mobell
Thiraay
Decenyd
Hue
Baepler
Nem
Christine Duele
Spears
Charis Oy
Tiice HL
Kankring M. Breyjes
I Larkin
Thera
Larkin
Im Daunean
William C
Deoossel
T. Tyland
B. F. Ae
Avitt
Malcolm B
George Tl. Kwitt
Bere
Moyer
Henry FP
Herman
Bierking
Elizabeth
Arthur Viet
Ritter
J. F
China
Mcfadden
John
Linnellyy McPedden
Jungkinus
Theodore
Dereater
Harte Dag
Scrabday
Gladiah
Des Eee
Col
Domenico
Margherita Co
Hannah
James W. Br
Detenied
Jeer
Rm S. Hanna
Hatileian Hg
Pet
H.C. Ar Pines Neer
Codius
Hamer
MN i
Thie
John T
Mition
Robirta Thirkles
Coratrix
Carl Minor
Mary Buechter
Doratris
Caurhorn
Jon Wo
Fanny Jeo
Bell
Hugh J
Kelley
Mary
Thora Mydsen
Walter
W. Shannon
Keith
William Bi Et al
E Tolth
Curatrix
Dreyer
Joseph Dendamain
Wreated
Walter Waddell
Walton
Ellambeth
Walwr Bb
Waddell
Melillion
Marths A
John A. Mann
Loranta
Athen
Mike’ Lopee
Ng Prince
Jonephine
John Weines
Admainiatrata
Graven
Slexmuder
Decenmid
Elizabeth Craven
Adrainiatratrix
Gravee
Mojen
Minora
Elinatety Graves
Sodemun
Viewinis C
al Minor
Sodeurnan
Duncan
Jettie
Jaume
Mary Perry
Augnst Becker
Gaardian
Th. Dierking
Homer
Minor
Arthur Dierk- Leule
C . Oatille
Carl
Des Giorzs
Awalinn
Curae
Alee
Alker
Henry S Chives
Nice Hubert
Newspaper Office Feud and Local Notices in 1921
Infuriated Titus Teeterfoot faces a sharp retort from the Western Wind editor who defends the paper’s stance. Brief items follow: John Wernwag travels to Kansas City for business, Edward Aull Jr. heads to Lexington Virginia to enter Washington and Lee, and high schools in Triad Colorado and Guthrie Ohio seek commercial teachers with monthly salaries of 155 and 150 dollars. Farmers Week 1921 opens in Columbia January 17 with a bang on the 21st. Two youths can work through Chillicothe Business College through tuition and board.
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Titus Teeterfoot
The
Western Wind
Mr. Teeterfoot
John Wernwag
Kansas City
Edward Aull, Jr
Lexington
Virginia
Washington
Lee Wmvirsseys
Chillicothe Business College
Triad
Colo
Guthrie, Ohls
Adv
For Sale Big Type Poland China Boars In Blood Lines
For sale, Poland China boars representing top blood lines. Sired by Black Wonder No 108 746. Herd sons of Big Hadley Jr and Big Price families Rea Lake. Cholera immune Edward Aull Lexington Mo.
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Poland
China
Big Hadley Jr
Big Price
Rea. Lake
Edward Aull
Tuexington
Unclear 1921 Guardian and Minor Notices Fragment
Fragmentary OCR lists guardians curators and minors including names such as Shania William Mary Y and Martha Wuth with references to guardianship and minor status. Text is damaged obscuring full details, dates, and places, but indicates a court or guardianship filing involving multiple individuals and guardians.
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Shania
William
Chris Typhel
Guardian
Peket
John
Union Nal
Betis W
WourneQgh Vey
Towelly
Iis
Mary Y
Psiter Guardian
Te Jamon Paul
Dati Itarian Mom
Liriin
Martha Wuth
Mary Cates Guardian
Curatrix
da. md
Florence Tied
Wt al
J. Yes
Guarstian
Tals Tor
Ar Roos
Henry
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