Bluthing and Dry Goods and Millinery Store Ad
Ww E H Hay of Burlington North Carolina reports the store is full up and ready to serve customers. Shoppers can find a nice suit dress or pretty hat and save money with his offerings.
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Newspaper
Orange County Observer
Location
Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
1
Immortality Sermon by Rev St. Clair Hester at Brooklyn
The Rev St Clair Hester preaches "Immortality The Longing for Life Everlasting" at the Church of the Holy Brooklyn New York City. He argues the human longing for life after death and rejects substitutions such as absorption into God or memory fame. He asserts Christianity offers a personal resurrection and emphasizes God as a just father who rewards belief, urging faith in eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair Hester
New York City
Job
Hee
Phil
Jesus Christ
Christ
U. d
Albert
Probin
Iman
Earth
Napoleon
Pericles
Luther
Con Fides
Derivation of Connecticut Name Traced to Indian Tongue
The Springfield Republican cites an article on Indian names stating that Connecticut derives from quonne tukqut meaning at the long tidal river. The term is explained as quonne tuk, tied to a riverine location and a tidal freshwater setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Springfield
Miss
The Study at Home in German Schools
A St Nicholas article explains German school hours and system. Children attend from age six to fourteen with fines for absences. Work is done largely at home, with knapsacks common for transporting books and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
St. Nicholas
Turkey Turmoil Ends Navy Award Rush
A 1888 New York Tribune tale recounts Secretary Whitney ordering 3000 turkeys for government workers after a rushed report. Fifty five women in the bindery demanded a turkey for their role, prompting Whitney to halt the Christmas distribution and end the Turkey business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Whitney
New York Tribune
Navy Department
Mr. Peters
Peters
Secretary of the Navy
The Way of Grief Poem Narrated by a Stoic Wanderer
A lone figure walks the Way of Grief with ashes on his head and a heart full of bitter loneliness. He travels in silence, seeking balm that only another soul can provide, while contemplating a vast, unseen multitude that appears to him at last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Nesbit
Chicago Tribune
The Fallacy of a Face in a Dinner Hall
Cranfield recalls the Hunt ball as he obsesses over a married woman, then discovers Daisy's sister Daisy is the real object. He confronts his old rules about love and infatuation, asks to dance, and learns she may be open to him though she warns of uncertainty. The night ends with a whispered, ambiguous reply that Cinnamon-like asides deny or confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranfield
Creighton
Tommy Creighton
Mrs. Creighton
Bisherthorpe
Lee
Tommy
Daisy
His Fiftieth Jail Sentence in Montreal
Francis Tierney a 45 year old laborer was sentenced by Judge Lafontaine to two terms in jail six months for theft of a stove and six months for theft of pig iron. His repeated terms since Oct 10 1876 total 50 and he holds the record for most terms, though never sent to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Tierney
Lafontaine
Montreal
Tierney
Carter
Montreal Gazette
Costly Catechisms and New Auto Mechanics Course
The house of commons printed answers under the new rule have cost taxpayers £2300 in six months. The average price of 25s per question is criticized as excessive for the information provided. Columbia University adds an automobile statistics course to its curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Stationery Office
Columbia University
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Turkey
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