Peter Cartwright the Famous Circuit Rider and Preacher
Born September 1 1785 Peter Cartwright rode the frontier for seven decades as a backwoods Methodist circuit rider. He preached over 15000 sermons baptized more than 12000 and gained fame for his fearlessness in sermons and in street brawls. He opposed slavery but urged peace and died September 25 1872 at eighty eight.
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Dutch Girl String Holder for Kitchen
A decorative kitchen hanger by Grandmother Clark promises an added smile at home. The kit includes stamped material of a girl's head and shoes plus directions, ready to cut out, mailed for one package or four for 50 cents from Home Craft Co. Dept A St. Louis Mo. include stamped return envelope for information.
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Painting road lines by motorcycle sidecar pump system
In an English city a motorcycle with a sidecar paints and renews white road lines. A canvas-covered wheel in the sidecar dispenses paint onto the road as the cycle moves, and a revolving brush cleans dust and dirt. The device operates from a tank in the sidecar feeding the wheel.
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Human Race Isn’t Dismissed By Slow Understanding
A brief remark argues against belittling humanity as slow to grasp ideas. It emphasizes trying to comprehend others rather than dismissing an entire race.
Unique Hobbies of Collectors Revealed in Odd Hoards
An old Chester resident left four large boxes of tram tickets from around the world, alphabetized by city, a rarity among collectors. Other tales include a Kansas City man with over 20 000 railway tickets and a London theatergoer who catalogs plays and actress histories. A sailor aboard a storm-tossed vessel began an onboard aquarium from caught fish, but the European winter killed the collection.
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Milnesia Wafers Offer Pleasant Quick Elimination
Framed as a health advisory, the ad promotes Milnesia Wafers as a pleasant, effective aid for digestion. It claims the wafers correct acidity, bad breath and gas, with a listed price of 35¢ or 60¢ and a 20¢ convenient tin.
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