Dedication of New Presbyterian Church in Kansas City
A city news item notes the dedication ceremony of the new Presbyterian church in Kansas with music from the First Congregational church choir. The piece includes references to local residents and a promotional insert urging readers to write for home business opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Frank B. Firmin
Alvina Nitache
This City
Helen Hite
Kansas
First Congregational Church
New Presbyterian Church
Sadey
Urges Sale of Stamps for Red Cross Christmas Drive
The Red Cross calls for Christmas stamp sales to fund tuberculosis relief in Illinois. Volunteers promote stamps beyond a purchase, encouraging neighbors to spread awareness and explain their purpose. Funds stay local outside Cook County, with some proceeds supporting national costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Laoi
Rede Cross
Ook County
National Red Cross
Chicago
Frank E. Wing
Wing
Tri- City Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Rock Island
Mercer County
Edna L. Foley
Chicago Institute
Newcomb Defines Magnet Through Tenacity of Purpose
The text portraits Newcomb as a loyal companion and a steadfast worker whose success stems from tenacity. It discusses his focus on the properties of magnetism and the force exerted by a magnet, framed in a period voice. References to endurance and persistent effort appear as core themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb
Ubot Owe
North Aimerikan Review
Old Time Quackery and Ludicrous Experiments
The article recalls eighteenth century quackery and its mystique with skulls and powders. It notes Mrs Joanna Stephens receiving £5000 in 1780 for a cure involving a powder decoction and pills formed from calcined snails. It also recounts Holmes under chloroform writing a cryptic note revealing a strong smell of turpentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JC. Wright
Joanna Stephens
Wright
Holmes
London News
Accommodating Boy Delivers Ice Cake Prank
A Newark woman retrieving ice discovers a boy waiting on a dumb waiter with a cake. The lad explains he climbed to help the woman off with the cake, thinking it might be too heavy for her to lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Beavens
Lippincott’s
Navigators Date Line Explained in Brief
The piece describes the international date line near the 180th meridian as where navigators adjust their date on Pacific voyages. Moving east gains a day, moving west loses a day. Includes jokes from New York American and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ocean
New York American
Fragmentary Classified: Wanted a Wife Ad
A damaged clipping fragment shows a terse classified posture about a wife request. It includes stray phrases and unclear names, rendering the exact offer or contact unreadable. No clear dates or locations are discernible.
Hometown Personal Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Travel
A long list of Marshall area residents and visitors recount Thanksgiving movements to and from Terre Haute Danville Paris Robinson and Chicago. Names include Miss Frue Hanks Paris Harri Dulaney Rosiede Kerr Frank Col Barth Bridshaw R J Wourtiner and many others with multiple towns named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Frue' Hanks
Paris
Dulaney
Terre Haute
Jake Laufman
Kansas
Don Winterrowd
Martinsville
Marcus Block
Chicago
Lizzie Spotts
Clark Hammond
Cleone
Marshall
Lou Athon
Anna
Frances Langel
Robingon
E. C. Rose
Ruth Davison
Urbana
H.S. Akens
Teachers Association
Clay Montgomery
H.O Weldon
West Union
Sol Handy
Charles Thatcher
Tangier
Oklahoma
Misa Rushworth
West Terre Haute
Modena Brossman
Ralph Kitson
Caleb Starkey
J. R. Burnett
Grant H. Pritchard
Charles E. Sullivan
Dennison
Gould Smith
E. L. Pletcher
Louise
Danville
Lida Forbeck
Louise Eggebrecht
Euclid Gallagher
Russell Nightlinger
Robinson
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State Bank
THE
Marshall State Bank
Weir & Weir
Clarkaville
Weaver
Westfield
West of Court House, Marshall
John Hanks
Hamilton St
H. M. Dewey
Doll’s
W. S. Sootts
Hughes
Allison Sisters
West Side Square
Plum Street
T. W. Clars
Beyac
Wilde
W._E. Davis
East Mill Bt
New York City
Red Cross Society
Downstate
Springfield Woman's Club
Lincoln Woman's Club
J. E. Grier
Bubeck and
Gallagher
West Side
Ra “Graybourn Bennett
R. M. Bennett
Wesfield
Kaneas
Bennett
Mike Clancy
Patrick
New York Journal
Preas
Kansas City Journal
Pia
Sadie Wens
Fagen Apts
Rosiedekerr
Frank Col
von Poorman
Wis
Enteer Barth
Cuty Vestecaay
Bridshaw
Cairo
R J Wourtiner
James Hooper
Vihel Sheppard
Walnut Prune
Lee Cottam
Stoy
Spord
Mrs
T.J Allabaugh
Mable Lewis
Mary Ramsey
Rose Napdatt
W. C. Barlow
Auburn
Alvan Smith
Hutsonville
D. M. Ball
la Cole
Gertrude Shaw
Jeasile Knee
Tipton
Ind
O. H. Wheeler
Harold Young
Casey
Columbus
Bedford Ind
Samuel Prevo
Douglas Merkle
F. M. Rhoades
Isaac English
I. W. English
L. Boyer
J. W
Wnt
J. W.graham
Dore
H. Knipe
Henry Sullivan
Ray Wiser
Darwin
John Sre
Morrow
Loria
Heal T
Otto H. Ross
B. T. McConchie
Oliver
Michael Daily
James Davison
Ohio
N. C. Orndorff
A. Maginnis
Effingham
Milton Mathews
Lloyd
John K. Black
Springfield
Court of Honor
Roy Egbert
Indianapolis
R. A. Mitchell
Stephen F. Mitchell
Harrisburg
Harry King
Moores Hill
College of Moores Hill Saeient
Monay
Grace St. John
Patti Sheperd
Marshall Club
A. M. Kirkland
Anna and
Marie Wright
Mary Hillman
Eugene Hillman
Joe Mitchell
State University
Edna Garwood
Ed .C. Garwood
Walter Cork
John Randall
Sarah Center
Cincinnati, C
Amanda Reed
Charley Tingley
W. T. Martin Sr
Washington, Ind
Clark
Lucan
D. W. Gilbert
Bellevue, Ohio
C. K. Fowler
Cuyahoga, Ohio
W. EB. McLaughlin
Tucker Dunn
Mt. Carriel
Big 4
Michael Honderich
Mt. Vernon
Are
L. Garcher
Frankie
Lola
Pauline Wemmer
Ruth Thompson
Mable Deisel
Ima
T. H. Bryan
Herbert Tibbs
James Cork
Arkansas
E. J. Hughes
T. W. Riley
Joe Riley
James Smith
Phil Risser
Kate Caine
Joe Rush
Allee
Robert Thompson
Nethime
Cole Bros
R. L. Warriner
South Side Square
Behner
Big Four ‘Wagon Yard
R. H. Black
Geason Martin
Justice OF the Peace Real Estete and Collections
Nerth Side Court Hotel Square
Arshal
T. Howenseck
Marshall Neuse
Marshall Illinois
Jones
Attoraey-At-Law
Hutchison’s
Rarhall
Ililaets
Websch
B. M. Daveou
F. J. Baatieri
Prewett
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