Feud Erupts Over Refusal to Kiss Pike County Baby
In Cynthiana Ohio 463 residents have kissed baby Margaret Dunham aged four months and three days except Ollie Kibler who refuses. The dispute trac es back to a past romance and a vow by Bill Dunham that Kibler will kiss the child or face trouble. The town splits into factions as campaigns and petty feuds unfold with Kibler stubbornly resisting the kiss while Dunham pursues political moves and petty reprisals.
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Cynthiana
Margaret Dunham
Dave Downing
McKeehan, Heistand & Company
Pike County
Ohio
Brush Creek Hills
Miss Dunham
Ollie Kibler
Dunhams
Kibler
Margaret Shannon
Madge
Bainbridge
Waverly
Fred Cravens
Sinking Springs
Cameron's Mountain
Bill Dunham
Billy Newell
Ollie
Newell Mills
Cynthians
Bil
Old Pike County
Bill
Columbus
Grandma Shannon
Shannons
Grandpa Dunham
Margaret
Lizzie Muntz
Mr. Wickersham
Olle
Nate
Mrs. Dunham
Mrs
Divine purpose in judgment and deliverance in judges story
A sermon outlines how God uses both good and evil forces to fulfill his will. It discusses Israel’s sin against Eglon and Ehud’s deliverance, explaining God’s punishment as corrective mercy and noting Jesus’ greater deliverance from Satan to restore fellowship with God.
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Eglon
Moab
Israel
Ehud
God
Egron
Jesus
Satan
Talopa Mine Legend Hidden in Sonora Lore
A tale of fabled mines Tarasca and Talopa in Sonora. Pima traditions claim Talopa exists in Shahuaripa district with rich ore, but local superstition and distrust thwart seekers. Spaniards and imperial meddling factor into the lore as prospectors offer money and mescal to reveal its location.
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Tarasca
Sonora
Humboldt
Ward
Mexico
Guaymas
Crown of
Spain
Don Juan Moreno
Ubarbo
Shahuaripa
Madrid
Crown
Talopa
Sierra Madre
Ehud the Left Handed Hero in Israel's Judges Era
A recounting of Ehud the left handed judge who assassinated King Eglon of Moab, seized the king’s treasure, and led Israel to deliverance after years of oppression. The narrative highlights deceit, covert weapon making from a broken chariot, and a swift fatal strike followed by mobilizing Israel for victory.
Israelites Succumb to Moabite Pressure and Tribute Rule
The Bible narrative describes Israel falling under Moabite influence as king Eglon demands tribute. Ehud initially resists but is driven into mountains after which resistance weakens and the people, weakened by idol worship and intermarriage, face increasing oppression until they seek help from God in caves and fastnesses.
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Srael
Moab
Othniel
Eglon
Israel
Ehud
Egon
Shad
Hippos Bathing at Circular Ugandan Lake Noted by Correspondent
Westminster Gazette correspondent describes Kikarongo near Muhokya Uganda as a half mile wide circular lake once a crater. Hippos from Lake Rulsamba bathe here in shallow water, surfacing with loud snorts tusks and porpoise like backs, while veterans drive away younger rivals in a human like display.
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Muhokya
Kikarongo
Westminster Gazette
Uganda
Lake
Rulsamba
Australia Bans Opium Sale and Growth Nationwide
All Australian states prohibit opium sale and cultivation. the move costs revenues in each state. Queensland alone loses about $80,000 yearly in income.
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Australia
Commonwealth
Queensland
High Fashion Coiffures Drawn For Winter Styles
The piece surveys winter hair trends with high piled hairstyles, ornate back-combs, lace tiaras, and gold tissue bands. It notes new ornaments such as lace tiaras and a pink velvet rose drapery with grape leaves, plus theater wear caps in velvet and fur. Montreal Llerada.
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Haly
Lleneath
Montreal
Llerada
Directoire Coats Highlight Next Season’s Smart Silhouette
The article surveys Directoire and Restoration style coats for spring, noting bolero fronts with high waists, box-plaited sleeves, and dentile fringe. It discusses one-piece Restoration looks with waistlines just below the bust, shoulder treatment, and postillon back, plus cutaway coats and boleros as key features.
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Directoire
Directoria
Empire
Sleeves in Many Styles Dominate the Season
Fashion notes describe sleeves of every sort as the season's ultra fad. Short and long sleeves in heavy, sheer, or midweight fabrics coexist. Evening gowns feature frilled sleeves and lace caps. shoulder pieces and velvet lace accents top off the corsage. Bands and embroidery appear on dressy coat sleeves.
Linen Collars Rise In High Turned Down Fashion
Embroidered linen collars in high turned down style become very smart and pair with various waists. Finishes include tulle bows or rosettes with diamond or pearl bar pins. Some styles use link cuff buttonholes or a velvet ribbon bow with hem stitched edges and fine embroidery.
Waist styles for plain costumes in silk and crepe
The article notes waist fashions to pair with plain black or dark blue cloths or serges. Crepe de Chine and chiffon waists trimmed with narrow piping or taffeta folds are attractive, with lace chemisettes or lingerie cuffs completing the look. Velvet ribbons appear but are less practical.
Long gloves fade as elbow sleeves rise in fashion
Fashion notes indicate sleeves grow shorter with new styles. elbow-length appears to end while fitted cuffs of chiffon and lace extend the look. The trend shift follows years of exaggerated sleeve silhouettes and caricatured Erscheinung.
Furs Drop to Normal Prices as Season Opens
Furs cost more than usual early in the season but have toned down and are now sold at normal prices. Sables dominate the expensive fur category, praised for elegance and versatility for both dowagers and fashionable women, especially when paired with crepe.
Salmon speeds on short distances in swift water
A historical note describes salmon as the fastest fish over short distances, capable of reaching speeds up to 26 miles per hour. This highlights the salmon’s agile swimming and rapid bursts during short chases.
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Ollie Kebler
Kebler
Campbellite Church
Mag
Dunham
Wickersham’s
Nate Giddings
Talepa
Helon
Welon
Jehud
Iglon
Chud
Whee Rita
Mustratny
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