Bargain Pantry Items Offer Heavy Tin Pans and Oil Cans
Advert shows 10¢ frying pans and 1-gallon oil cans in heavy tin. Granite wash pans touted as extra heavy gray graniteware. Also mentions 10¢ oil cans, 25¢ items, and other value-priced kitchen goods.
Hezekiah the Reformer and Divine Blessing
Hezekiah of Judah led a reform cleansing the temple and removing idols amid royal and priestly renewal. The passage notes his lineage, the hereditary sin struggle, and Peter’s call to believers as a royal priesthood, urging speech toward blessing and praise. The feast ends with a divine blessing on all people.
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Hezekiah
Baal
Isaiah
St. Peter
Israel
St Peter
Church of Christ
Goa
Temple
Jerusalem
Tha
Valley of Ketryn
Bagaby
Early Rhode Island and the Tom Nomenclature
Narragansett settlers inspired a rich set of descriptive names. Weeden notes 32 Tom Hazards with prefixes like College Tom and Virginia Tom showing how family, trade, and place shaped local nicknames such as Fiddle Head Tom and Pistol Tom among diverse Georges like Beach Bird and Shoestring George.
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R. J
W. B. Weeden
Rhode Island
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Virginia
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Natler Tom
Fiddle Head
Pistol
Pistol Tom
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Long Stephen
Tom
George
Wig George
Governor George
A Life for a Life in New Guinea Customs
The article describes a cheerful Papuan custom of exacting a life for a life. It claims murder is common, moral standards are low, and killings are used to balance deaths. An example from Humboldt Bay notes a Malay death prompting retaliation with bow and arrow to restore balance.
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New Guinea
Humbold Bay
Professor Pratt
Wide World Magazine
A Disguised Toast Before the Lord Howe Navy Officers
The officers under Lord Howe refused his health due to shyness and lack of tact. The chaplain, a protege, urged a toast from the Third Psalm. He asked them to drink the first two words, a Scriptural toast, and all knew the words. The Third Psalm begins with ord, how are they increased.
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Lord Howe
Ord
Worth Her Weight In Sutter
Curious marriage customs described across regions. Ugandan practices involve needles and rubber for a wife while Kaffirs sacrifice oxen. Tartars weight a prospective wife in butter. Kamchatka payments range from one to ten reindeer. Various tribes demand labor or other tokens, with a Paris observer noting a box of matches as a wife price.
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Rockwood
New York
Maude Sballington Booth
United States
Maud -Ballington Booth
Elizabeth Fry
England
Iworld
Mrs. Booth
Lympsefield
Samuel ‘Charlesworth
London
Salvation Army
Charlesworth
Maud
Edoth
France
Switzerland
Canton
Geneva
Ballington ‘Booth
General Booth
Paris
Fragmented OCR Riddled Text From Tribune Page
The readable fragment hints at a chaotic page with scattered names and phrases. It references a Chicago Tribune item with unclear details, plus mentions of people like Mrs Kom and Medger, in a jumble of imperfect OCR.
Diviol s Guardian Sells Minor's Clark County Real Estate
Decretal order of the county court directs guardian Joe Trav ioli to sell the minor Gertrude Trav ioli s real property in Clark County Illinois described as parts of section 13 town 11 north range 11 west. Sale June 17 1911 at 2 P M at Marshall Illinois courthouse east door. Terms: half cash and two equal annual installments with notes and mortgage at 6 percent interest. Yee Trav ioli Guardian. Arthur Poorman Atty.
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State of Diviols
Clark County
G&i
Said
Joe Travioli
Gertrude Travioli
Said Minor
Clark
Ilinois
Illinois
East Door
Court
Marshall
Gale
Yee Travioli
Arthur Poorman
Atty
Notice of Publication Chancery Illinois Clark County 1911
Public notice from Clark County Illinois in the Circuit Court July Term 1911 regarding Ora McHenry vs Marie McHenry divorce chancery case. Affidavit of non residence filed, summons issued, defendant ordered to appear July 10 next, else decree by default. Marshall June 3 1911. Clerk Emerson. Also lists delinquent taxes and planned sale of town lots as collected by County Treasurer Arthur M Tarman with June 30 1911 court date for judgment on unpaid taxes.
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State of Illinois
Clark County
Circuit Court
Ora McHenry
Marie McHenry
Marshall
de Hg Emerson
Penoes
Hugh Engles
Eye Reult Court
yClark
Jahe
Pion
Cat Marshall
Rand
Makati
Uae
Yiems
Taare
Dulaney
F Millers
Johun
Frank M
Arthur
Casey
Eva McCurdy
A Fuqua
O Fuqua
Add. Casey
Jessie Goodman Pt
Tharean Ley
John Claypool
Lucy Swope
Emanuel Lefevre
Ella Yimmerly & Pood $A Seyfoour Hurst
Thos Atwood
Archer
Bart Irwin
Kester
Mary McDonald
Hollenbeck
Marshall Millard Hedrick
H M Janney
Chas Carter
I.arthur M Tarman
Illinois
Tock & m
Clark
Arthur M. Tarman
County
Treas
Miinoisy
Notice of Foreclosure Suit in Clark County Circuit Court
Notice in chancery foreclosure case Johnson versus Layman and Larton. Affidavit of non residence filed for Larton. Pending suit returnable July 16 next at Marshall. Non resident must appear and plead otherwise a decree will be made. Publication in Clark County.
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Clark County
Johnson Va
A. Deas
A. B. Larton
B. Larton
Marshall
Sal
Minols
Jana
Dantel Emerson
Ghent
EC Connelly
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