East End Grocery Opens With Phone Order Service
John Dyer and Joe Cox announce a new East End Grocery offering telephone orders with prompt, careful attention. They state it saves customers by avoiding the high rent district and pledge best efforts for customer satisfaction.
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East End
John Dyer
Joe Cox
History of Norway and Norse origins in early unions
A long, fragmentary history traces Norway's rulers from 1210 onward with claims of dynastic ties to Stockholm and Copenhagen, the rise of a republic, and periods as a Danish province and union with Sweden. It recounts Viking-era exploits, Halfdan the Swarthy, Harald Fairhair, and battles for a unified Norway, alongside scattered notes on modern crimes and property transfers.
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Koco
Stokholm
Copeilagen
Sweden
Holy Jumpers Held Prisoner Says San Jose Citizen
J H Robinson reports to Police Chief Carroll that the Holiness People or Holy Jumpers are holding his brother in law L D Dunlap as a prisoner at their Third Street headquarters for the purpose of securing a conversion or coercive influence.
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San Jose
J. H. Robinson
T. W. Carroll
The
Holiness People
Holy Jumpers
L. D. Dunlap
Third Street
Missionary in Cebu Impresses Manila Traveler
A Manila resident recounts meeting Rev. Frederick Jansen in Cebu Philippines where the Presbyterian missionary wields notable influence over locals and even the native militia in the city. The account describes social and moral impact observed during the Manila visitor’s trip.
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Manila
Cebu
Philippines
Frederick Jansen
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Jansen
Mountain camp vaccination tale amid religious displacement
In a mountain region a pastor orders vaccination and control as Mr Jansen moves his followers to Camp Walker. Protestants seek a pueblo autonomy while Palosines and local constabulary imply safe harbor for Jansen and his flock as tension with Pulijane groups rises.
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el Frenor Reverado
Frederico
Jansen
Walker
Whale Meat Industry: Newfoundland Plans Whale Flesh Market
Whale meat develops as a new industry in Newfoundland. A feigning article outlines plans to ship to the English market where retail prices may reach one and a half to two pence per pound. Meat has already been sent in large quantities to the West Indies where it is well received by the Whites.
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Newfoundland
Dleh
Fitm
Engilah
West Indies
WtLines
Exhibition notice for harvesters in Portland annex exhibit
In Portland the display booth in the Annex of the Transportation Building features 1905 model side itll combined harvesters. Due to heavy demand junior machines will sell out, so a small side hill model with latest 1905 improvements is shown to illustrate what buyers can expect. visitors are urged to meet at hosts exhibit and drop by regularly.
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Transportation Building
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