Nelsons Bibles at Shoptaughs in all sizes and prices
Nelsons Bibles described as the most complete fine in existence offered at Shoptaughs with various sizes and prices available in the notice.
01 Dec 1915
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Newspaper
Princeton Daily Democrat
Location
Princeton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
1
Nelsons Bibles described as the most complete fine in existence offered at Shoptaughs with various sizes and prices available in the notice.
Cleveland dispatch reports county prosecutor Lochner obtained from chemist E W Ritter a record claiming two high ranking officials proposed using liquid fire to attack President Wilson and Secretary of War Garrison. Ritter allegedly invented the phrase and denied making the statement. Justice Department agent DeWoody intends to forward the record to Washington.
Miss Jane Addams of Hull House remains gravely ill at a Chicago Presbyterian hospital. Doctors plan a special diagnosis to determine the mysterious illness that began yesterday morning as a special nurse keeps constant watch over the fever.
Large Presbyterian night crowds fill the tabernacle while Dr Bulgin preaches on readiness for the second coming The Washington delegation of Protestant pastors attends to hear him with hopes of hiring him for evangelistic meetings in February across Daviess county and potentially for Washington Indiana churches.
The Spirit of the Holiday opens Saturday December 4 as Christmas shopping starts early. Citizens urged to buy at home to support local merchants, ease last minute crowds, and boost county prosperity while enjoying a season of social events and optimism.
Amsterdam dispatch reports the Austrian finance interior and commerce ministers submitted resignations. Observers link the moves to separate peace talks and failing efforts to fund the war and manage food distribution amid mounting discontent. The emperor's acceptance signals a deepening crisis in Vienna.
Charleston report says 29 dead so far, mostly Italians, with 50 to 60 men still inside the Boomer Coal & Coke Co mine at Boomer after yesterday’s explosion. Four survivors rescued, badly burned and exhausted, as Chief Henry oversees rapid salvage operations with helmet men from Pittsburgh.
London December 1 Premier Asquith urged labor leaders to back strict economy for England's war needs. He warned against wage demands despite higher living costs, saying workers were better off than before the war even as prices rose 30 to 40 percent.
Ray Paxton a driver in the Princeton mine was kicked by a mule Thursday morning and sustained injuries that will confine him to his room for several days. He is not seriously injured.
The will of the late Robert H. Kight was probated for settlement in Cir cuit court Wednesday.
Miss Flossie Silcox died after a lingering tuberculosis illness at her Wheeling home in Pike county. She was about 20 years old and highly esteemed in her neighborhood.
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