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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
32
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In Dr. Talmage’s discourse the call is to make daily work and common duties a sacred service to God. He cautions against thinking holy days suffice and urges continuous faith, prayer, and gratitude for everyday blessings, from health and sight to food and work, as essential to living a truly Christian life.
The Kansas City Star comments on Charles M. Schwab of United States Steel visiting Monte Carlo and gambling at roulette. The piece argues the episode reflects human frailty, not moral failing, and critiques sensational press framing while defending Schwab as a accomplished financier.
In a light moment from Life magazine, Nancy complains about a task with lost stitches. A companion retorts that Rome was not built in a day, prompting Nancy to joke that God created heaven and earth in six days but Reme in twenty minutes.
Biblical excerpt recounts Stephen preaching in Jerusalem, facing a rival Jewish council and false witnesses, with the council amazed by his wisdom. The text notes his heavenly appearance as an angel and the crucible of persecution that follows this confrontation.
A humorous exchange from the Chicago Post features Weary Willie the diplomat refusing charity meals. He fears overeating would spoil his stomach, so he asks for a quarter instead.
A Washington Star quip notes Brimmins knows little about horse racing. The line says he bets on them, revealing his betting willingness and fading, seasoned look.
Penelope and Chappy discuss a chaperon by the window in a Harlem Life vignette. The dialogue nods to social scenes and local notes as the piece portrays urban culture and interpersonal cues.
Miss Mattie Douglass of Memphis Tennessee relates relief from chronic headaches after using Peruna she reports general health improvement and sustained energy with headaches gone for over a year she endorses Peruna and notes widespread testimonials across the United States and Canada she invites readers to request a book of cures.
Peruna claims to cleanse mucous membranes and permanently remove catarrhal illnesses. The ad stresses winter weather vulnerability, especially for women, and promotes early use of Peruna with a free medical reply from Dr. Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
The Atlanta Journal notes that unless a man has surplus wealth, serving as a cabinet officer demands sacrifices to material interests. It states cabinet heads earn $8,000 yearly, a sum seen as handsome by citizens, yet officers rarely live like ordinary people due to custom driving lavish living that consumes the income.
W J H Ketchum of Erie Kansas suffered five months of back pain thought a stitch would pass. A friend advised Dodd's Kidney Pills. He took six pills daily, recovered in a week, and a second box completed a lasting cure with no recurrence for over a year.
Wm. Kelley of Lawrence County Ohio spent about 1.0 cent on tomato seed bought last summer from the John A. Salzer Seed Company of LaCrosse Wisconsin. The tiny amount was paid.
In the notice the John A Salter Seed Co of LaCrosse Wisconsin advertises a mammoth catalog offering 150 kinds of vegetables and flowers with money making guidance. Nearby a farm sale in Illinois markets 200 acres one mile east of Benton Hill with a new frame house and productive soil at a low price. contact FE Q Lockyear Evansville Indiana for details.
Starting March 1 1902 and daily through March and April the Great Northern Railway offers one way second class settlers tickets at low rates to most main line west of St Paul Minneapolis and connect from Chicago. Rates from Eastern terminals to Montana 15 to 20 dollars Washington 22.50 to 25 Chicago to Montana 25 to 30 Washington 33 and lower fares to other stations. Tickets valid for ten days stopovers west of Havre Montana. Information available from railway agents or Max Bass Chicago or F J Whitney St Paul Minnesota.
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