Diverse Indiana notices and incidents from Martinsville to Elwood
A garbled Indiana newspaper page reports on property tax reductions in Terre Haute, thefts in Hartford City, miner meetings in the state, wet fruit trees in Morgan County, a large chicken hawk captured near Plainfield, a fatal saw accident in Loengootee, quail abundance in Daviess County, and various local items. Other notes include public orders, educational remarks, a bottle works project in Albany, a jailbreak sentence escape, Warsaw ex soldier circle, silver speech in Medford, and a range of minor incidents from Brazil, Indianapolis, and neighboring counties.
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Huate Beara
Renatans
Hartford City
Hagle
Terre Haute
Morgan County
Annett Flanney
Plainfield
Albany
Washington Township
Harrison County
Learary
Brazil
Inek Wehrte
Sedgwick Circle
G. AL LI
Kes
Wld
Byars
Indianapolis
Medford Court House
Frank. Owens
Monticello
Spec
Anvira Ranxerr
Washington County
Owhiteca Apdine
Ile
Mre
Bijah Dalton
Blue River
Dalton
Pera
Johan
Yur Wabash Agricultural Society
Stoc
Urbdas
Biwrod
Anderson
Indiana
Tov Wanrienn
Elwond
Amer
Jonx Jachace
Persit
Jordan
Pranklin
Cusreas Tiesser
Michigaw City
Poutmasrena
Mra
Catharine
Septigo County
T. J. Scott
Arettte Wright
Fairy
Melle Hoorn
Ohio Southwestern
Brownstown
Hert
Byrd Bancera
Big County
Baptist Young People's convention opens with songs and salute to church state separation
The July Baptist Young People's convention in Barntimene featured a 500-voice choir led by Prof Warry W Porter, followed by President John H Chapman address. Rev I M Wharton welcomed delegates while affirming church and state separation.
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Young Baptists
John C. Robinson
Warry W. Porter
John EH. Chapman
I. M. Wharton
D. D
Brantley Baptist Church
Baptist Young People's Societies
Baptist Young People’s Convention
Praid Hill Park
Gelock
W. C. Ellings
J. D
TR Net.t
Union Uy
Detn H H. Chapman
Wr Chapman
Philip F. Rotzong
New -Jerses
Frank Harveyfield
Nisav Yor
H. W. Reed
Warukegean
AL ML Hingklye
Philadelphia
Frank Menaly
Mibrankes
FL. Wilkins
Hairmonr
Suandayr
People’s Baptist Union
Chayman
Hev
EL EL Lovell
Davenport
Flod. Berfoot
Louisville
Ho M. Wharton
Beltimore
Young People’s Union
M. Hepsom
Chicago
Plain Feasts and Ordinary People in a Sunday Sermon
A sermon by Saleth Werry argues that most individuals are ordinary, not remarkable, yet they need divine grace for daily life. He emphasizes housewives, farmers, and small business people as the true church’s front line, highlighting the burden of domestic care and the mercy available through Christ.
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Patrobas
Termes
Philologus
Julia
Matthew Henry
Albert Barnés
Adeam Clark
Adéyncritus
Phiegon
Herreas
Patrobus
Hermes
Apostle
Apostolic Camera
Paul
United States
Thearses
Joshua
A &I
John
Apostolic College
Mary
Christ
Asmeritus
Phlegon
Hermas
Philalogus
Elizabeth Fry
Newgate
Crimea
Martha
Aras
Great Britain
Samuel
Ea Dman
Grace
Indies
American Congress
Matthew
Lydia
Thyatira
Asia Minor
Steon
Elijah
Rothschild
Stewart
Cincinnatus
Verhaps
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Gista
California
Human Jaw Force Tests by Dr. Vu Black in Florida
Dr. Vu Black, a Jacksonville dentist, records jaw force during chewing using a spring device. From 150 bites, 59 are kept as typical of man woman and child. lowest 30 pounds by a 7 year old girl, highest 274 pounds in tests with molars, some individuals exceeding 100 pounds on incisors and 200 on molars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu Black
Jacksonville
Fla
Uhen
Black
Jean
Ordinary People in a Wired World Religion Sermon
A preacher urges gratitude for ordinary workers over sensational figures. He cites Christ the carpenter and the healing Bible as examples, extolling physicians, nurses, and laborers who serve quietly. The talk laments sensationalism, praises common duty, and notes leaders like Thomas Scott and railroad bosses attract blame.
Isolated by the English He Worked Steadily to Calonize the Country
In Egypt the French strive to present a unified Ottoman restoration under Bonaparte. Noran and others adopt Islam, reform institutions, and promote marriage discipline while printing presses expand. Bonaparte enforces strict rules, seizes wealth, and crushes insurrection as he seeks a religious political revelation with Mohammedan zeal.
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Lonaparte
Bruey
Egypt
Frapte
Turkey
Noran
Menou
Bonaparte
Alexandria
Joseph
Josephine
Pyramid of
Cheops
Europe
Talleyrand
Constantinople
Cairo
Tonaparte
Nebir
W. M. Sloane
Mothers Friend Sold by Drugists Warns of War’s Toll
Fragmentary ad style notice cites Tross and Colton with claims of mothers to be. promotes Mother’s Friend product price 75e. Mentions war killing men and saving societies by crushing tyrants and bad principles. Limited readable text from historical page.
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Tross
Colton
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