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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1909

Page

5

The Burden of Hidden Sins in the Millennium Faith

The article discusses the forgiveness of past sins through Christ and the ongoing need to seek divine help to overcome hidden faults. It argues believers must examine their own blemishes, trust in God’s grace, fight temptations, and pursue humility to endure trials and grow toward joint heirs of the Kingdom.

Mats Baas God Christ Gog Satan Oie Christ Jesus Jesus Christ Bebe Pease Ourcalves Heghed Lond Évers Lucifer Lord Ant Br Menés

Operation on Earl Wilson Aims at Cord Pressure Relief

Earl Wilson underwent a delicate operation after neck vertebrae injuries from a Villa Nova game on Oct 16 at Annapolis. Surgeons removed surrounding tissue to relieve spinal cord pressure. cord remained intact. Recovery chances said greatly improved though paralysis may persist until healing. full consent from Wilson's family and medical team noted.

Annapollatd Earl D Ilia Wilson Midableman Wilson Weet B. Wilson Covington, Ky Witeon Villa Nova Annapolis Naval Hospital

Back Broken in Scrimmage Paralyzes Youth Football Player

Joseph Pickering a seventeen year old from the Cazenovia seminary football seven suffered probable fatal injuries in a scrimmage against Colgate academy eleven. He was buried under players and crushed, fracturing a vertebra and causing immediate paralysis. His home is in Pennsylvania.

Mre Hamilton Joseph Pickering Cazenovia ‘Seminary Colgate Academy Pickering Pennsylvania Cadet Byrae West Point

Mexican Ambassador May Resign Over Wife's Death

Washington reports Mexican Ambassador Francisco de la Barra plans to resign his post due to his wife’s death in Paris. This would mark a fourth ambassadorial change for Mexico in five years. The item also notes financier John D. Rockefeller’s remarks on struggle and reports a Boston dispatch about heir to 10 million missing after an uncle’s death in London.

Washington Benor Don Francisco de la Barra Europe Paris Boston T._G. Marshall New York Edward A. Trevelyan Bell London Trevelyan Lathrasy Cambridge

Mothers Meet in Atlantic City on Child Life Issues

Members of the American Mothers' Congress convene in Atlantic City to discuss the Macassten problem of child life and its relation to family and school, with sessions planned for the coming day.

Atlantic City American Mothers' Congress

Hotel guest missing in Newport News incident

A missing hotel guest, Harry B Cox an optician, prompted a search after leaving the Richardson hotel on Saturday afternoon. His parents reported he disappeared after changing clothes and two telegrams were read as a clue. Local officers and Telegraph offices broadcast a warning as authorities investigate the case. He is described as six feet tall, about 180 pounds, with a brown or black suit and derby hat.

Newport News Immons Parenty Gover Dal Bleappeare Dover Harry B Richardson Hotel Oder Cox Saue Cox Ell Dover Tel Walghu Youte Bas “Biggk Pares Apy Derby

Death Party Prank Ends With Confrontation at Partridge Apartments

A string of prank invitations led guests to Partridge's apartments where four arrived for a surprise party. They were confronted as the outer door opened and authorities described the incident as a disturbance rather than a planned celebration.

Thaler Hartford Tuo Andrew Partridge Teveral Bolen Partridge’s Tlm

Smugglers Murder Eighteen Sailors on Tatumbla Scuttling

Passengers report the Honduran gunboat Tatumbla was scuttled after boarding the smuggler near Jamaica Honduras. Eighteen crew members died when rumor of rum sparked a fatal mutiny aboard the smuggling vessel. Survivors reach Puerto Cortan with details of the massacre and the sinking.

New Orleans Parisimina Honduras Tatumbla Jamaica Puerto Corres Zelelix Zelella Puerto Cortan

Choked on a whistle causes girl’s death in Newport News

A young girl Ida Haberia, daughter of Mrs. Natal Fabris, died after a prize whistle lodged in her throat while she ate candy bought for a penny. The incident occurred in Newport News as the child ran to a store for treats.

Newport News Newport. News Ida Haberia Natal Fabris

Misery Vanishes With Diapopaln Digestive Aid

An old advertisement claims Diapopaln relieves indigestion gas and stomach misery within minutes. It touts Triatgule as a key ingredient and promises rapid relief from heartburn bloating and abdominal discomfort. The copy mentions bowel upset and general digestive distress with confident claims of quick results.

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Fashions of New York: Evening Dresses and Trims

Special correspondence outlines a lavish 19th century New York evening dress trend. It describes bodices with pleated and beaded fronts, crystal net over blue satin, long overskirts, extensive tuck work, and ornamented collars in fox fur, astractive, and Directoire styles.

Fannie “Field Nolen Thn Foundadion

Sable coated fashions at Shayne & Co debut event

Readers saw a strong demand for fur including caracul and sable as Shayne & Co unveiled new garments. Double breasted and round lapels dominated coats while Russian sable details highlighted elegance and quality, reinforcing the store’s longtime reputation for fine materials and design.

Sval Shane C.C. Shayne & Co

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