Glacier National Park Opens to Glacial Climbing Adventure
The new Glacier National Park offers Americans a dramatic alpine playground with over 60 glaciers within five square miles, led by Sperry and other giants. Guides emphasize safety, rope teams, and roughing it while revealing cascading waterfalls, rugged crevasses, and pristine wilderness awaiting exploration.
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Glacier National Park
Uncle Sam
Switzerland
Canadian Rockies
America
New Park
Blackfoot
Harrison
Pumpelly
Sted Wagle
Sperry
Chaney
Glacier Park
Lake McDonald
Belton
Perry Glacier
Viaitora
Sperry Glacier
Avalanche Basin
Avalanche Lake
Miner Survives Thirty Hours Lost in Welsh Mine
William Davies, an elderly miner near Cardiff, wandered for about thirty hours in a disused colliery two miles from the last sighting. He described darkness, hunger, thirst, and a damaged watch as rescuers finally reached him and led him to safety.
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Cardiff
Wales
William Davies
Davies
Paris cotillon leader answers matron with wit in New York
Andre de Fouquieres, Paris cotillon leader, is described as mild. In New York, a matron tells him to trot along after a brief chat at a dance. He replies with a quick quip noting her lack of ladylike behavior.
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Andre de Fouquieres
Paris
M. de Fouquieres
New York
Jim
Wombat’s Odd Walk Baffles Neighbors
A passerby notes the subject begins tiptoeing when near his home, hinting at unusual conduct. The remark focuses on personal habit rather than family matters, leaving the broader context unclear.
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Tgs
Moses and Aaron Press Foreshadow Deliverance in Egypt
In a July 27 lesson from the Moody Institute, E. O. Sellers outlines Moses and Aaron’s confrontation with Pharaoh, the demand to let Israel go, and God’s response to disobedience. The lesson links the biblical narrative to present oppression and the call to deliverance, framing Pharaoh’s resistance and Israel’s burdens as tests of faith and providence.
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Moses
Midian
Egypt
Israel
Murphy
Aaron
Pharaoh
Paul
Return to the Little Old Town and Seek Renown
Poem recounts a man leaving a quiet town to seek fame in the city. He recalls the town’s wide streets, simple pleasures, and a loving girl as he pursues glory, then plans to return after success. The fragment ends with a shift to domestic chatter about housekeeping gifts and a cautionary tale of a love triangle.
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Old Town
Eare
Diplomat Murchison Involved In Sealed Romance Report
Excerpt notes Murchison who earned a consulship years ago is said to have courted a deaf and mute woman. The dialogue suggests plans for lasting in the diplomatic service and ends with a farewell kiss and a proposed marriage discussion.
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Murchison
Wexford House Party Sparks Quiet Discontent
A guest recalls a Wexford house party that disappointed attendees. The hostess allegedly forced couples to pair off with their own spouses, leaving the gathering with little tact and a failed sense of camaraderie.
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Wexford
Quotations on marriage and divorce ethics
A brief, paradoxical dialogue questions why married women often frown on divorced women. One speaker suggests the condemnation stems from viewing divorce as weakness to endure and pretend happiness.
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E. 0. Sellers
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George
the State Bank
Otterbein
Capital Stock & Surplus
J. H. WanNatta
H. Bolt
Sidney Smith
Korie Maddox Abe Qwite Jobn
W. Vann
Aspesdatia
THE
Farmer's & Merchant's Bank Otterbein
Indiana
Jeremiah Edwards
Pres
Chas
L. McKinnis
V. Pres
J. S. Ward
Dr. C. A. Chenoweth
Dr. L. Learning
Main St
Ward A. Smith
Obice
Health & Accident Insurance
Benton County
Fred F. Killin
Indianapolis, Templeton, Ind
Cc. R. Mather, D. V. M
Vetrinary
Lumber Yard
Ind
J. W. Franklin
Green Hill
James S. Wagner
Medina ‘Township
George T. Emerson
Trustes Bolivar Township
Merchant
Ita
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