Motto Calendar Promotes Reprinted Readers’ Mottoes
Weekly mottoes are published in order of reader submissions. The entry quotes Wordsworth and reflects on living today to improve tomorrow. The department invites further motto contributions for future weeks.
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Messenger
Millennial Dawn Beliefs Referenced in Prophetic Vision
A reader argues the millennium has begun, citing Daniel Revelations and prophecy. The piece discusses the beast with ten horns as a symbol of earth’s convulsions, Prussia’s rise into the German empire, and Europe’s shifting powers tied to biblical prophecies.
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Aronicler
Daniel
Prussia
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Rome
Kaiser and Beasts in Prophetic War Vision Analysis
The article interprets John’s visions as foretelling World War I with Germany and Austria as a two-horned beast under the Kaiser. It notes the Kaiser’s birth date and the war start date, claims a 42 month reign ending in 1918, and cites prophecies about the Turk reviving and war’s ongoing threat. It signals a continuation in a following installment.
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John
Germany
Austria
Apostle
The
Daniel
Europe
Notice of Final Settlement of Richard S Ashton Estate
Horace L Hanna attorney notices creditors heirs and legatees to appear in Hendricks Circuit Court Danville Indiana January 3 1921 to show cause why final settlement accounts with the estate should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness Clerk Alvin Woodward December 16 1920.
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Richard S. Ashton
Hendricks Circuit Court
Danville
Indiana
Alvin Woodward
Notice of Administration in Hendricks County Estate
Horace L. Hanna, attorney, announces appointment as administrator of the estate of Celia Simmons, late of Hendricks County, Indiana, by order of the Circuit Court. The estate is believed to be solvent. Alva C. Harvey, administrator, dated December 14, 1920.
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Circuit Court
Hendricks County
Indiana
Celia Simmons
Alva C. Harvey
Columbia Grafonoa shown as oldest standard phonograph on market
Symons Hardware Co hosts display of the Columbia Grafonoa described as the oldest standard phonograph on the market today. The column lists numerous Christmas visits and gatherings across Indiana towns including Kokomo Anderson Irvington Greenfield Martinsville and Carmel with extended family travels from Indianapolis to Terre Haute and Danville.
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Terre Haute
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Co
Indiana
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Indianapolis
Dayton
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Springfield
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Zanesville
Lima
Toledo
Columbia
Will Lobdell
Billie
Jennie Thompson
Maybelle Thompson
Merit and Destiny Guide to Winning
The text urges belief in personal merit and continuous effort. It compares Merit to a guiding rule, claiming true merit leads to reward and success if one aims high, does better than expected, and stays focused on elevating aims and ideals. It emphasizes perseverance over destiny’s accidents and the legitimacy of striving for perfection.
A Christmas Stocking From a Noble Husband
A mother and daughter face high living costs and hardship as Eunice uncovers a hidden gift from her late father and a secret savings deed. The discovery reveals Randal Marsh’s selfless sacrifice to pay the mortgage and fund a future home, renewing gratitude and love.
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Mrs. Ralston
Eunice Marsh
Father
John Ralston
Eunice
Randal Marsh
Randal
Mr. Ralston
Gil
Aunt Mary
Ryandall
Sunny
Ghost Witness In Court Trial
A DC Supreme Court hearing features a dead wife’s ghost testifying she procured the iron bar used to kill her, with her mother and an assistant US attorney cited. The piece discusses spiritualism, apparitions, and public trust in legal proceedings as a ghost story is treated as admissible evidence.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
United States
Supreme Court
Court of Justice
Australia
Crippled Heir Mitch Loft Heads to Oakland for Estate Share
Sixty-year-old Mitchel S D Harry Loft, a twenty year old cripple who worked washing dishes in a lunchroom, has gone to Oakland California to obtain his portion of a sizable estate from a relative of his deceased father.
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Mitchel
S. D
Harry Loft
Oakland
Cal
A Yuletide Blessing Brings Ned Homeward on Christmas Eve
Ned Graham, once an orphan, returns home through a snowy Christmas Eve tale of kindness and bravery. He foils a burglary, discovers a wallet mislaid by Martin Brill, and reunites Brill with his daughter Alice, revealing a hidden Christmas memory in Wade's house. The narrative centers on family, gratitude, and the magic of the season.
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Ned Graham
Victor Wade
Alice
Ned
Brompton
Wade
Martin Brill
Aobumn
Brill
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