Names and fame tied to how children bear a great name
The piece muses on how names like Grover Cleveland and Theodore Roosevelt shape a child’s fate, noting how figures with noble legacies can be echoed in youth. It laments misused names and urges parents to let their children live up to venerable monikers.
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Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Tim
Duds
Iscarlet
Benedict Arnold
Wes
George Washington
Wiliam Tatts
Theodore Roosevelts
Woodrow Wilseous
Warren G. Hardings
Ulysses
Grant
Grover Cleveland Alesander
Gent Piteier
Backyard Garden Transplant Timing for Tomatoes
A reader notes transplant timing for tomato plants in a small backyard garden. The piece discusses soil readiness and ideal spacing for healthy growth, urging careful observation of plant vigor and weather before moving from starter pots to beds.
Congressmen hold an hour on issue despite counterfeit menace
Congressmen meet for an hour to address a wave of counterfeiters who target business leaders, showing concern over their bold operations and calls for stronger enforcement, while noting the challenge of stopping the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadh Ari
Amul Lines
Half the world’s divide fuels apathy and indifference
A terse observation on global ignorance and neglect as vast disparities persist. It notes that many people remain unaware of crises beyond their own sphere, while others show little concern. The line suggests a need for awareness and empathy across cultures and nations.
Magazine Dreams Of Real Life Stories
The text contrasts magazines craving true life stories with fiction such as Tarzan and Alice in Wonderland, noting that many best sellers could not happen in real life and that man seeks the impossible because he aspires to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dekyl
Mr. Hyde
Manieves
Debating Club Highlights Mocked by Pullman Drummers
In Pullman a group of modern drummers at the crossroads store outshines the Craecker Barrel Debating Club. The dull lashueer’s advantage is noted as a contrast to the wider street performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craecker Barrel Debating Club
Pullman
Local meat market lists weekly sale prices
Sanitary Meat Market advertises weekly specials including liverwurst head cheese 10 cents or 3 for 25 cents bologna 20 cents per pound mettwurst and summer sausage 2 pounds for 46 5 cents ham 2 pounds for 20 cents and various other meats. Also promotion of freight savings with packed boxes and a guarantee on weight. Henry Johnson proprietor. Also several real estate notices fall under the same listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Henry Johnson
Notice to Pastors Seeks Sunday Service Announcements
Notice to pastors asks for Sunday service notices to be in the office by 9:00 Saturday morning for publication. Last Sunday drew a large turnout as members welcomed newcomers with a warm welcome. The pastor invites all to attend both morning and evening services and to join Sunday school and Epworth League, signed M. Cy Foltz, Pastor.
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Newgaware
Hein
Church Saag
Epworth League
M. Cy, Foltz
Youth group meeting invitation noted for all
A fragment invites a group of young people to an interesting and helpful meeting. It emphasizes inclusivity with the line All are welcome and mentions BY PP UL at 6 80 likely indicating a time.
First Christian Church Public Sunday Services and Meeting
The First Christian Church invites attendance for Bible school at 9:30 AM and preaching at 10:45 AM and 7:30 PM. The Official Board meets briefly after the morning service at 11:45 AM. Christu Endeavor at 6230. Pastor Orville Hawkins leads the church.
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First Christian Chierch
Christhur Endeavoer
Orville Hawkins
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Outreach Call
Pastor M. Thomas invites friends and strangers to attend Sunday school at 9 530 morning worship at 10 05 senior endeavor at 6 30 with the Juniors, evening worship at 7 30 featuring special music by the orchestra. The message urges church support to become a community centerpiece.
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M. Thomas
The Christian Home and Gospel Message Sunday
Sunday schedule at the church features morning worship at 10 45 with The Necessity of the Endument of the Holy Spirit and scripture references. Evening service at 7 30 discusses The Power of the Gospel to Raise and Loosen. Choir practice Monday evening and mid week prayer Wednesday at 7 00. Union Sunday school week invites participation led by Pastor J W Patterson.
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P.O
John G
Union
J. W. Patterson
Notch No Spiritual Services at Red Men Hall Sunday
Notch announces no spiritual services at Red Men hall on Sunday night May 22. Mrs. Porter DIB, 22nd Street.
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Notch
Red Men Hall
Porter
Providence Presbyterian Church aims for larger Sunday attendance
The church reports 260 in Sunday school last week and invites members to surpass 275 the next day. They emphasize worship, study of the word of eternal life, and Christian stewardship. Services will be at Didpoo and the Pump Horse north of the city with a welcoming atmosphere.
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Phece
Tino Po Db
Weltecme
Pleasant Grove Cemetery seeks endowment aid for repairs
Pleasant Grove cemetery association held its annual meeting on April 23 and re elected trustees A C Miller G A Pettit W W Burke Kt and TW Holtshaw. Treasurer R B Moss reported a balance of 50 83 for endowment to mend graves. Many stones are leaning and graves need immediate attention. A committee will solicit subscriptions to raise 1 000. Interest will keep graves in good shape if funds reach 200 to 225 each. Trustees will contribute their part and work will be done free of charge. A day to survey graves and record them for future use was set. Everyone is invited to help, especially relatives of marked graves. TL J Holtshaw, Secy.
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Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Pleasant Grove Cemetery Association
A.C. Miller
A. Pettit
WW. Burke
Aisley
Holtshaw
Moss
Jeaning
Falen Down
Sommahy Sterken
Umanickedt
Heliere
Hemender
J. Holtslaw
Trinity Episcopal lecture on Watts painting Sir Galahad
On Sunday evening at Trinity Episcopal church Dr John Lloyd will deliver a lecture on Watts prayer painting Sir Galahad. A copy of the Masterpiece will be used. All are welcome and the young people are especially invited.
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Surmlay
Cadahad
Ministerial Alliance to Convene May 24 Meeting
The Vice Ministerial Alliances will hold their regular monthly meeting Monday May 24 at 2 pm at the Mook Church. Pastor H. M. Thomas, Secretary.
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Allances
Churcdy Pachorss
M. Thomas
Sunday School Attendance Report May 15
Attendance across Sunday schools declined from Mother's Day peak but showed solid turnout. Epworth Young People's group led with Zeb present. Methodists and Wesleys followed with strong shows. Baptist and Presbyterian totals appeared in mid range as participants gathered for the morning sessions.
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Tomnorrow
Epworth M. BL
Zeb
UL Iseftool
Westley My. EE
Avge
Maya Gainpworth Oetcoltehs
Wesley Mr. Cherree Invited to All Regular Services
Montgomery pastor invites all to attend church services at Waster tomorrow. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:00. All welcome to all services.
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Wesley MR. Churcee
Waster
Dhe
I. Nk. Montgomery
Sunday School and Worship Announced by First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church schedules Sunday School at 8:80 sharp and worship at 10:45 a M with the pastor speaking. An orchestra will begin music at 8:80 and an important announcement about the Daily Vacation Bible School will be made. Themes include A Christian Family and Two New Testament.
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First Baptist Church
Fez
Automobile license and plate law enforcement notice
Automobile owners are notified to procure licenses front and rear plates and spot and rear lights by June 1. Prosecution will follow for noncompliance. Sheriff Grant Irvin states law will be strictly enforced with no excuses.
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Irvin
PIANO TUNING REBUILDING SERVICES OFFERED
The Fred P. Watson Co advertises piano tuning, adjusting and rebuilding services. It guarantees first class workmanship in all particulars and invites customers to call or write for inquiries. Phone contact provided as 6-16.
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Fred P. Watson Co
Paint At A Lower Price From Winn Lbr Co
Winn Lbr Co Concrete Works advertises stripped down pricing on higher grade paint. Property owners can now purchase quality paint at an affordable price. Located at 12th Street, phone 103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winn Lbr. Co
Concrete Works
12Th Street
Notice to Contractors Bridge Letting
Public notice invites sealed proposals to the County Superintendent of Highways in Mt Vernon Illinois for reinforced concrete bridge work. Bids due 14 o clock A M on May 21 1921 with 10 percent certified check. Plans available for inspection. bids may be rejected. Proposals addressed to John D Breeze.
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County Superintendent of Highways
Mt. Vernon
Tlinois
Shotkowski
See- Hon
Blissville
Bob Young
Webber Township
Grand Prairie Township
John D. Breeze
Ilinois
Wanted hustling young men apply to Fred Brown
Help wanted notice advertises positions for energetic young men at the Palace hotel. Applicants are instructed to seek Fred Brown between 6 and 7 35 PM for details.
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Fred Brown
Palace Hotel
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