Sunday School Convention at Washington Schoolhouse
The Herald reports a Sunday School Convention to be held at the Washington School House on Sunday November 29 1908 sessions begin 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m Morning session includes Devotional welcome address lesson teaching and talks by Oscar Ditzen berger Susan Maurer and others Afternoon session features devotional temperance readings solos and teacher training with multiple speakers Ample Bible study and song books requested an offering for the county work will be collected Will Lollier pres Myrtle Gard sec.
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Washington
John Saiter
Jesse Lathrop
L. B. Anderson
Oscar Ditzenberger
Susan Maurer
Will McDaniel
Hattie Tingley
McCumber
Goldie Liffick
W. A. Wright
H.huston
Rev. Kettle
Rev. McCumber
Blanche Schaffer
Will Lollier
Pres
Mind Your Business Preventing Trouble With Pills
An old ad style note touts Dr King’s New Life Pills to prevent biliousness malaria and jaundice. The nearby drugstore is promoted with a sales tone and mentions various local names and places in terse promotional phrasing.
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Iit
King
Prewett
The Wind Crank Visitor and the Rail Chief
A railroad general manager endures daily visits from a purported inventor who proposes a mountain air system to stop wrecks. After a dramatic collision, the manager realizes the danger of his obsession as a dying man accuses him of murder.
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Missouri
Colorado
Kansas
United States
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Apair
The Road to Success
John G. Johnson of Philadelphia speaks in a liner smoking room about ambition and youth. An aged millionaire asks why Johnson seeks power, and Johnson explains his lifelong drive shaped by early aims and self discovery.
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John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
Johnson
Sone
Thanksgiving on the Farm and a Dreamlike Menagerie
The passage blends a rustic Thanksgiving reflection with a surreal dream in which Harold English and others gather on farms and reflect on blessings. A vivid dream sequence follows featuring elephants, monkeys, snakes, griffins, pigeons, dogs, lions, tigers, and a crocodile invading a tub and room, then receding as the narrator recoils.
Farms For Sale Near Melrose And Crawford County
100 acres northwest of Melrose Illinois in cultivation with new house and barn priced at 5000 dollars. 224 acres in Crawford County near a town and railroad with a 4000 dollar residence priced at 25000 dollars. Contact Preston Osborn West Union Illinois.
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Melrose
New House
Crawford County
Preston Osborn
West Union
Ill
A Mental Frenzy Delirium Tremens Experience
Charles Roman records his delirium tremens experiences in a psychological piece likened to De Quincey’s Confessions of an Opium Eater. An extract describes visions of prehistoric creatures and rats seen during the episode.
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Charles Roman
de Quincey
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Permanent Cure Says Citizen
A Marshall resident O B Price of 731 North Main Street recounts severe back and flank pains from kidney trouble. After using Doan's Kidney Pills in 1901 he recovered and reports no relapse, endorsing the remedy as a permanent cure sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents.
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O. B Price
North Main Street
Paris
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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