Eva Booth Leads Salvation Army in United States
The Salvation Army under Eva Booth, daughter of founder General Booth, emerges as a powerful religious movement in America. The young leader, famed orator and tireless crusader, has driven reform from London slums to Canadian lumber camps and English mines, expanding the Army to nearly 4,000 officers and 125000 members aiding millions.
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Salvation Army
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Behaiban
United States
Eva Booth
General Booth
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Canada
London
England
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Midlands
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Sey
Wen. C. Mach
The Idiomatic Madness of Murder Indictments
An extract from the Saturday Evening Post discusses how murder indictments read like legal sport. It contrasts Canadian practice focusing on the murder act with U S fantasy rules that prize form and precision over outcomes.
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United States
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F. M
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Canada
Lord
King
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Onrsa
Saturday Evening Post
Pepys Pronunciation Debate Cites Peeps Weems and Peppis
The article surveys how Samuel Pepys is pronounced, noting Peeps as the preferred form in Cambridge usage and by Pepys Cockerell heirs. It cites Rev. J. W. Ebsworth and others, contrasts with Cottenham’s Peppis, and mocks the Papys and Peps variants with a London Graphic quip.
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Pepys
Peeps
Wemyss
Cambridge
Samuel
Pepys Cockerell
Earl of Cottenham
Peppis
Peps
Ashby
Pepys Club
London Graphic
Woes of Translators and a Humorous Exchange
A Glasgow Herald note warns about translating native African languages with faulty results, citing a hymn misrendered as Lord kick us out softly. The Washington Times recalls a quip with a tailor shop shopper offering clothes for charity and a humorous line about fitting and meals.
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Glasgow Herald
Wedding Bargain Voices Through Monocle Nonsense
Fragmented chatter recalls a quirky scene about wedding bargains and a critical girl. A candid youth and others debate appearances and wit as they remark on eyewear and social pretenses amid aWashington State context.
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Washington
Dark prophecies fulfilled and a 1911 foreclosure sale
A long religious meditation on Jeremiah and Ezekiel notes fulfilled prophecies about Zedekiah and Jerusalem, then shifts to a Clark County Illinois public sale notice in 1911. Foreclosure actions list properties in Martinsville and Dolson, with details of dates, parties, and cash terms.
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Zedekiah
Jordan
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Riblab
Thither
Babylon
Jerustien
Ezekiel
Mouuth
Ribleh
Palestine
Foreclosure Sale Set in Clark County Illinois 1911
In Chancery July Term 1911 F Johnson vs A D Layman et al Foreclosure sale set for Friday the 8th in Illinois Clark County at the southeast corner of the west side of the east half of the northwest quarter section 17 township 9 north range 12 west two and one half acres more or less Everett Connelly Comp s ol 323.
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Arthur Poorman
Clark County
Marshall
Ilinois
Clark
Towit
Dolson
Illinois
H. A. Neal
Camp
State of Illinois
Circuit Court
Martinsville Building and Loan Association
G S. Bishop
Lucinda Bishop
Clarence Alrey
Ulinois
James A Richart
Martinsville
Illnois
H R. Snavely
Circuit Court of
F. Johnson
D. Layman
Miineais
Everett Connelly
Administrator's Notice Estate of John Klinger deceased
Appointment notices the administrator with will annexed of John Klinger's estate in Clark County Manos states he will appear before Clark County Court at the Court House in Marshall for the October term on the first Monday in October to present and settle claims against the estate.
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John Klinger
Clark
Manos
Clark County
Marshall
Sal Fala Eatétere
Bargains on Farms and City Properties Near Marshall
Real estate ad listing several farms and tracts with sizes from 20 to 250 acres in areas NW Marshall NE Wainde Prairie near Marshall Dennison Auburn and surrounding city properties. Includes notice to see the agent for available parcels on the estate line.
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Marshall
Wainde Prairie
Marshal
Auburn
Dennison
Bank invites new customers with $1 account offer
A bank promotes customer growth by delivering quality service to existing clients and inviting new customers to open an account with a minimum of $1. The message highlights a simple entry threshold to attract first time deposits.
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