Readying Stocks for Monday Open with Bargain Pricing
Promoting a large, ready inventory of jewelry shoes cloaks and furs with a claim of only fifty cents on the dollar as average pricing. Asserting the largest and most complete stock and promising greatest satisfaction to customers.
Ten Objections to Pay Socials and Entertainments
Pastor Steuernagel preaches ten objections to pay socials and entertainments citing lack of scriptural warrant and impact on church mission. He argues such events imply money making, humiliate Jesus, discourage generosity, and harm spiritual growth, urging systematic giving instead. The sermon condemns social events, while ads promote Dr. King’s New Life Pills and Little Early Risers for health and vitality.
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Steuernagel
Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Israel
Christ
Jesus Christ
Ananias
Siphira
Turkey
Unique Alignment of Tennessee Peaks Including Unaka and Rattlesnake
The Chicago Record notes the Unaka range in Tennessee with its highest peak Rattlesnake over 7,000 feet above the Cherokee Reservation. It reports about twenty-two peaks near 6,000 feet and observes pairs of opposite peaks sharing identical heights or differing only by a few feet.
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Tennessee Mountains
Unaka Range
Chicago
Germany
Gesner
Haarlem
Naarlem
Prodigal-Mudder Dies After Lingering Illness
Kansas City Independent reports a prodigal mudder dying after a long illness, noting a father’s similar long decline and a quip about crossing to the next county to die. The fragment reflects local dialect and abrupt obituary tone.
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Kansas City
North Dakota budget outlook and revenue concerns emerge
The State Auditor Reeves reports a near term cost of about 600000 for next year and 500000 for following year with 60000 in deficiency appropriations. Receipts into the general fund fall short by about 66316. A stronger revenue law and county appendix are urged, plus notes on agricultural statistics benefits. A separate anecdote recounts Offenbach prank by Blum and Wolff at a cafe.
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Pierre
Reeves
San Francisco
State Assessment Board
North Dakota
Offenbach
Ernest Blum
Blum
Albert Wolff
Wolff
Railroad Wrecks and the Genius of Thomas A Scott
A veteran railroad man recalls the late Thomas A Scott as a decisive builder of the Pennsylvania system. Scott cleared wrecks fast, once using coal oil to clear a cutting and deploying 2,000 workers to rebuild a bridge after a collapse. The account cites Johnstown flood response and Frank Thomson's team efforts as historic contrasts to today’s safety measures.
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Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania
Scott
Johnstown
Frank Thomson
New York Tribune
Will Buy Hides and Furs Saturdays at Farmer's Sheds
W M White advertises buying hides and furs, inviting sellers to bring their supplies to the Farmer's sheds on Fridays and Saturdays.
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W. M. White
Sydney Smith Dinner Remark Sparks Church Banter
A tale from Theatrances of Half a Century describes Sydney Smith at a dinner guesting with Kershaw. The host jokes about Smith forgetting himself in church, Smith retorts with wit, and the moment leads to a amused church scene. An astronomer notes Jupiter’s state echoes Earth's 34 million years ago, inviting readers to ponder deep time.
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Sydney Smith
Smith
York Hospital
Kershaw
Kerker
R. Tiley
Jupiter
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