Advent Church Notes From Pekin And Vicinity
A scattered church notices column lists services for Pekin area churches led by Rev. E. L. Moore and other pastors. Preaching on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 7 PM or 10:30 AM, Sunday Schools, prayer meetings, and social gatherings are noted across Mount Pleasant, Daisy Hill, Olive Branch, Martinsburg, and Blue River area churches with cordial invitations to attend.
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Suu
E. L. Moore
Daisy Hill Chapel
A. B. Church
Woman's experience with grippe described by Mrs Rodgers
Mrs J A Rodgers of Switzer Washington D C reports grippe symptoms begin with cough and aches and praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a preventive against doctor bills. Sold by Markland Pharmacy.
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J. A. Rodgers
Switzer
D. C
Isaye
Foley
Markland Pharmacy
Bringing Back Old Tiss Exchange Remark
A reader recounts a humorous moment: a young girl defends a soaked half starved kitten, recalling that her mother herself was a cold, hungry cat in past winters. The exchange ends with the child’s stubborn defense and memory of prior hardship.
Groundfish term explained in nautical glossary
A quotation clarifies that groundfish is not a single species but a broad marine category. It includes cod pollock haddock halibut hake soles and other bottom dwelling fish common to coastal fisheries. The passage emphasizes the term’s wide scope rather than naming a specific species.
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Ip & i
Frankie The 50e734 Nan It Was
A fragmented OCR item references a person named Frankie with unclear context and numeric code 50e734. Details are unreadable, but the piece centers on Frankie in a local notice or short column fragment.
Ring of Love Complicates Linville Lovers Tale
Amy Baker receives a marriage ring by letter from Frank as he departs Linville to tend a family emergency. A rushed pledge, a worn romance, and a later pawnshop discovery reveal motives and secrets behind the betrothal ring. Amy faces a health decline while Frank seeks truth about a changed beloved.
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Luther Mayer
Frank
Dens
Geoffry
Herohl
Parrata
Ehnetenvd
Fabio
Amy
Liville
Mim Ta Jrudicions
Fad Bros
Frei
Harel Tab
Linville
Hirata
New
Harold
Fran
McClure Newspae
Ir Syndicate
Willing 2 The telligence op ann had lavnded on the
A fragmented passage shows a dialogue where a narrator references politics and inquiry. Two figures discuss the purpose of questions and presence, with one saying they are willing to go wherever desired. The text hints at a political setting and the exchange centers on guidance and readiness.
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Madan
Fragmentary note on a fair event and social reception
A garbled text fragment mentions a fair, a person named Paw Says, and attempts to like things as they come. It references a scheduled Wednesday event and social reception efforts, but key details and names are unclear.
Fragmentary quote on Edison cover and rage
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions Edison and a talk about cover songs and speaking to a father. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or clear event, participants, or location to identify a precise news item.
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Edison
Fragmentary verse notes on labor, travel, and scenery
A fragmented piece mentions a woman’s limits with housework, dancing at night, and selling from dawn. It references a touring car and someone named Jagsby. The dialogue hints at misperceived scenery and a focus on a redhouse feature, with unclear context and incomplete lines.
The Greatest Offer of The Season
A historic ad offers five periodicals including Pekin Advace Cincinnati Welly Enquirer and Farm & Fireside for one year at $1.65. It promises extension if already subscribed and notes possible price increases due to higher costs. A May Manton pattern is included with the first Today's Magazine copy. Orders may be sent by mail.
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Unis Attsceecher
Atiattoo
fIavana
United States
Tani
Louston
Pekin
Cincinnati Welly Enquirer
People’s Home Journal
Farm & Fireside
Tova ’S Magazine
Memory Discipline Sen Sorzhinn Plans Memory Training
Senator Sorzhinn announces a decision to train his memory and asks how to remember what to forget. The remark signals a focus on cognitive discipline amid political life and public scrutiny.
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Sorzhinn
Trent
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Sven
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Chenge
M. E. Church
Ofelock
Frayer Meeting
Epbworth League
Conway
Rage
Borden M. E. Church
Wis United
Asie Emmanuel
Bethel ME
Laura Jean Fintey
No Yine
Ag Englisivue
Stiebe
Aever
Rot
Benux
Ewe
Sen
Uystoun
Vrach
Pune
Drews
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Primative Baptist
Did. W. C. Hancock
Young Creek
Ind
Morris Chapel
Tev
Cranford
Blue River Missionary Baptist
Holmes
Martinsburg U. B
M. RK. Apple
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
L.3
Sanders
Wistar
Popular Science Monthly
Lyons
Washington
Ike
Mars
Planel
Toud Pricea
Grippe
Frankie
Aluyd
Amy Baker
Baker
Tam
Anne
Sia
Jagsby
James Mavor
Fh. D. Pithema da
Mavor
Ratea Anu
Pouaze Bc
Chamber of Commerce
Itz
American Chambers of Commerce
Kenneth Sturges
Stephen Bonsal A. Komprehensiys
West Indies
Martin
W. L. Green
Boumtil Lie
Undertakers
Indiana