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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
1
Four percent interest paid on time deposits. Deposits from one dollar up taken. We will furnish information and extend banking accommodations consistent with conservative banking principles.
Bishop Potter preaches at St. Ann's on The Church and the Labor Question. He argues the gospel toward caste and labor justice calls the church to serve workers, honor their manhood, and unify society without revolutionary upheaval.
A consoling devotional prayer asks for steadfast spirit and wisdom to govern will and appetites. It seeks divine mercy for frailty and ignorance, transformation of evil, moral endurance through trials, and the presence of the Holy Ghost from dawn to night.
The text notes that the prince of this world is not cast out until Jesus comes in, implying a theological turning point when Jesus enters.
A Los Angeles woman real estate agent sold land for nearly a quarter of a million dollars, the largest sum paid by a woman in the region. She notes many female clients and stresses practicality, but says women often lack in drafting deeds and contracts and tend to lose momentum with prolonged delays.
A humorous Town Topics snippet shows a character pleading for a small loan while confessing loss of will power. The exchange centers on a request for a fiver and the humorous struggle to follow through.
A collection of pithy quotes on marriage and society followed by a Worcester Telegram note on women from Italian and Polish communities aiding Rhode Island and Connecticut farms. It highlights wage fairness, respect for women workers, and immigrant farm labor contributing to fresh produce.
The 1907 Blue Book catalogues over a thousand callings or positions in the civil service, detailing the diverse employments within the government workforce. It serves as a comprehensive reference for official duties, titles, and roles across agencies.
The article discusses affordable ways to improve livable quality through decorative jardinières and flower holders. It notes shifts in plant display from cottage window geraniums to formal arrangements and emphasizes harmony between plant and container for aesthetic success.
Mrs. Robert Barry of this city walked after a nineteen day fast ending thirteen months of bedridden illness from dropsy and rheumatism. She heard of a man cured by fasting and hopes to be fully cured in weeks aided by Dr. Tanner who fasted forty days and resides in San Bernardino. The note adds that most Japanese follow their father's trade.
Select ripe bananas and slice them thin. Shell English walnuts to one third the banana amount and grind finely. Lightly mix fruit and nuts, heap on crisp lettuce, and dress with sharply seasoned mayonnaise and cayenne pepper.
Professor F B Jaffa reports ten cents worth of peanuts provide more than twice the protein and six times the energy of a porterhouse steak. The New York Sun weighs whether peanuts will be chewed by Fletcher or gulped by Wiley.
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