Vacation Rest and Renewal in Jesus Teachings
A 1902 Kellogg digest argues vacation rest for Christians is constructive, not careless. Jesus led disciples to quiet fields and a lake trip for bodily rest, spiritual enlargement, and new service, warning against vacation unrest and worldly distraction.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
Christ
Hell
Jesus
Capernaum
Lake of Galilee
Bryant
Mark
God
Mount Olivet
Heavenly Father
Nature
Jesus Christ
Clever kittens speak in many tongues then say Miaow
A verse recounts three girls claiming their cats speak French German and Irish yet all the cats finally reveal their speech as plain English with a single word Miaow. The humorous tale highlights playful misunderstandings and charm.
New Game for Boys Baliko Baliki Captures Interest at School
A description from the New York Sun outlines baliko baliki a competitive school game. Players choose opposite sides and throw a ball over a barrier aiming to be hit and captured. Cheers and shouts signal danger and speed as teams strive to capture all rivals.
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N. Y. Sun
Dainty the Maltese Cat Shows Off Gold Tooth at Dentist
A six or seven month old Maltese cat named Dainty gains a gold incisor after a visit to the dentist. The cat, proud of the unique tooth, shows it off to staff and visitors and is treated like a show feature at the establishment. She enjoys eggs served daily and uses her paw to move the egg to her mouth.
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America
Dainty
Louisville Courier-Journal
Likely Dashaway Visit to Boston Girl
A clipped Detroit Free Press item notes a visit involving a Boston girl described as a perfect snap. Context is brief and suggests a casual social encounter with no further details.
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Dashaway
Boston
Cleverton
Detroit Free Press
Battle in the Snow Ends With Cougar Mother Dead
In St Nicholas, Clarence Edwin Booth Crossman recounts a tale where Pinna the cub cougar grows strong and wise before a fatal encounter. A winter snowscape sets a clash with a grizzly bear as Mother Cougar dies protecting her cubs, leaving the young alone and frightened.
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Pumas
Mother Cougar
Clarence Edwin Booth Crossman
St. Nicholas
Young English Saviors Rewarded for Daring Rescue
Philip Viney and Arnold Viney two English brothers aged 12 and 13 received Royal Humane Society certificates for saving an elderly man from drowning at Swannage England. The elder boy swam to reach the swimmer in danger while the younger breaching the sea helped beach the rescuer and prevent tragedy.
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Philip IE. Viney
Arnold Viney
Royal Humane Society of Great Britain
Sir Edward Creasy
Ceylon
Swaniage
England
The Home of the Gods in the Black Hills
Describes the Black Hills as Pa Ha Sap Pa the Home of the Gods with vistas of blue-black pines and roaring streams. Notes rich geology and minerals, Hot Springs healthful springs, scenic drives via Chicago and Northwestern, Deadwood Spearfish canyon and famed attractions like Wind Cave and Dakota Bad Lands.
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Custer City
N. Ross
Gen. Custer
Black Hills
Klondike America
Black Mills
Carlsbad
America
Aga Wealth Resort
Chicago & Northwestern
Horseshoe Curve
Hot Springs
Crystal Cave
Deadwood
Spearsfish Canyon
Spearfish River
Spearfish Canyon
Battle Mountain
Cascade Springs
Judge Confirms Goo Goo Eyes as Attention Without Intent
Jersey City judge rules that making goo goo eyes constitutes mere attention not intent. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes the decision signals a shift in frivolous flirting cases and outlines potential implications for future civil interactions.
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Jersey City
Milwaukee Sentinel
Draughons College Sees Thousands Enrolled in Courses
Draughons Institution led by Prof J W Deauhon reports about three thousand students enrolled in personal instruction across its colleges in Nashville St Louis Atlanta Montgomery Ft Worth Galveston Little Rock and Shreveport during the past year, with several thousand taking its correspondence program. Readers urged to request a catalogue by writing Dept 68 Draughons College Nashville Tenn or to any listed city.
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J. W. Deauhon
Dranghows Practical Business
Nashville
St. Louis
Atlanta
Montgomery
Ft. Worth
Galveston
Little Rock
Shreveport
Jlame Slady
Draughon’s College
Tenn
Craushon
Fort Worth
Little Papas
Rock
Draughon
Allen's Fool-Maxe Foot Remedy Ad
An old ad promotes Allen's Fool-Maxe for painful swollen feet and foot sweating. It touts easy wear in new shoes and lists Brugginix and shoe stores as sellers. The text includes stray lines and fragmented dialogue from Town Topics.
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Allen
Roy
N.Y
Panacea Ad Claims Cough Cure and Hat Quip
An old advertisement touts Bromo Quinine Tablets to stop coughs and cure colds with a 25 cent price. A Panama hat remark and a salesman named W. O'Brien of Minneapolis appear amid notices warning of schemers and dangerous mines in the Atchison Globe.
Government expenses for foreign detention and extradition
The text lists annual costs for extraditing criminals abroad and international bodies. Items include 5000 for extradition efforts, 2270 membership in an international bureau, 1500 for the International Geodetic Association, prison costs for American convicts in Bangkok, Shanghai, Yokohama, and Turkey, totaling 14100 with funds for keeping and feeding prisoners.
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International Bureau of Weights and Meeasures
International Geodetic Association
Bangkok
Shanghai
Yokohama
Turkey
What Might Have Been in Sonoma Michigan
Delos Slutchins believes Dodd's Kidney Pills would have prevented his crippling 25 years ago. Ilutchings, a former Northern soldier, suffered rheumatism in Louisiana swamps until Pred Parker urged Dodd's Kidney Pills. After four boxes, his back and leg pains vanished. May Thatchins reports partial relief despite ongoing joint deformities.
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Sonoma
Mich
Delos Slutchins
Dodd
Ilutchings
Louisiana
Pred Parker
Mr. Parker
Mr. Hutchins
May Thatchins
Betty Better’s Butter Tongue Twister
A playful tongue twister about Betty Better and butter. She contends that better butter makes her batter better and resolves to buy a bit of better butter to improve her batter, ending with the line about Betty’s choice.
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Betty
Pools open to danger says Hix Tush
The Chicago Record-Herald quotes Hix Tush saying pools rush in where angels fear to tread and a companion mentions a story about entering a house where a man beat his wife to intervene and asks how he got a scar over his left eye.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Notre Dame University Advertised as Top Western College
The article promotes Notre Dame University as a premier western institution offering free catalogues with terms and courses. It highlights a preparatory school, a one to two year commercial course, and the St Edward’s department for boys under thirteen. It notes fifty seven years of active educational work and strong commitments to student care.
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Notre Dame University
West
ST. Edward's. Elal
University OF Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
St. Edward's Hall
Rev. A. Morrissey
Co. S. C
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Humane Society
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Piso
W. O'Brien
Third Ave
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J.B. Cranle & CO. Attorneys
Washington, D.C
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Tribune Building
New York
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Douglas
Eatras
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Brockton
Mass
Libby
U. S. Government
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Dake
Hhage
the Saturday Evening Post
Lexus
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
P. O
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Jackson & Foster
Clinton, Mo
ILA
Inbiehs
Gures
Drugelsts
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