Old Age in True Light Comforts Immortal Hopes
An antiquated reflection argues that old age may not grimly decay but rather hold the promise of continued vitality. The piece urges embracing a kinder vision of aging and a belief in renewal beyond decline.
Short Sermon Echoes The Wages Of Sin Death
Rev Ho Ve Enrdier Wilmot delivers a brief Essex parish sermon noting the wages of sin are death and urging reflection on spiritual consequences for Coggeshall readers. The creedal line about love is referenced as a caution against moral lapse in a village ecclesiastical setting.
East Midvale Community Social Notes Expand Local Ties
East Midvale reports show Mr. and Mrs. Leo Glover visiting in Murray with numerous locals hosting gatherings. Attendees include Mrs. Ruby Gorring, Bishop T. F. Greenwood, and Mrs. Ed Kresser, with events at Midvale and Sandy homes and a Sea-Gull Primary tribute to teacher Myrtle McNamara.
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Leo Glover
Edgar Thompson
Murray
Almie Pate
Kenneth Norris
South Jorday
Leonard Sharp
Goldie Allsop
Dave Nicol
Midvale
Myre
T. C. Cook
43Rd South
Violette Sharp
F. Larsen
Rueben Sharp
Sandy
Ruby S. Gorringe
A. E. Smith
Charlie Young
Oreon Jenson
Everett Walker
Phillys Larsen
Rosalie Oleon
T. F. Greenwood
Clarence Sharp
Lulu Jacobsen
Clarence Millerberg
Paul C. Pedersen
Adra Hansen
Bingham
Hansen
C. A. Greenwood
State Street
E. A. Bateman
Don B. Colton
Washington, D. C
Beatrice Stringham
Vernal
Minnie J. Cox
Salt Lake
Edward Kresser
George Millerberg
Myrtle McNamara
Union Avenue
C. B. Davis
W J. McNamara
A. J. Manchester
Dove Club
George Green
Jess Nix
East
Nettie Ray
E. Thompson
Edna
Lucy Thompson
Iva Evans
Nancy Milne
Bert Ray
Glen Milne
Clyde Proctor
Orson Jensen
Bath
William Fox
Killer
Holliday
J. H. Severson
Wilkes Theatre
Killer Home
Phylis Greenwood
Blanche Merrill
Clarence Christensen
Deliah
Lod Dema Manka
Ethel Smart
Amy Severson
Emma Greenwood
East Midvale
W. C. Burgon
Harvey Severson
Baby
Charles Bradfield
Nephi Gregory
Ailsy Casper
Rolla Thorum
Golfer Sets World Record With Long Drive
A garbled report notes a golfer achieving a world record long drive. The text mentions a powerful shot that rang out and a wild hook, with references to engines and a town scene, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Dewer
Ancient Roman Embankment Uncovered Along Thames
Remnants of a Roman earthwork and embankment built in London as early as 100 B.C. have been unearthed along the Thames. More than nine feet of the early construction have been revealed to date, supporting evidence that ancient London rested on solid stone and earth foundations.
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London
Thames River
First Negro University Lincoln University Established
Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, a Presbyterian college, is noted as the first Negro university established in the United States. The article references its founding and historic significance in the 19th to mid-20th century context.
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Lincoln University
Paw
United States
Calamus Tea Sowed Troubled Household Strife
In a tense scene Eve Nelson faces Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Munn over tacky money and a past bargain. Calamus tea, described as Calamus root, appears as a dangerous remedy that stirs fear and hints at a hidden plan. Billy Bellamy promises aid as Eve clings to hope amid mounting pressure.
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Joe Babson
Van
Eve Nelson
Billy Bellamy
Billy
Eve
Perry
Atlas
Peedy
Lielm
Mia
Mala
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