Not Enough Divorces Miss Lloyd Faces
The article discusses Miss Lloyd plans to end her marriage and move abroad, noting the district’s outdated divorce laws compared with England. It mentions her intent to wind up affairs and leave for a place with more divorce opportunities.
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Brides Must Go to School to Please Marriage Law
A California school official declares that girls under sixteen may wed but must attend school full time. If attendance is inadvisable or no school is available, a certificate from a physician or other grounds excuses attendance. The ruling clarifies the enforceability of the age-marriage provision. Also noted is a Tacoma report of an egg laying record at the western Washington experiment station: a hen laid daily for 78 days, then a double egg on day 79.
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David Explains Psalm 51 Lesson On Repentance And Mercy
The lesson centers on David's repentance after his sins of adultery and murder as detailed in II Samuel. It emphasizes a God of mercy, the need for sincere confession, cleansing from iniquity, and restoration through divine grace. It links the psalm to Christ as the ultimate atonement and outlines vows to declare mercy and praise.
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Way of True Religion Promises End to Poverty and Suffering
The passage argues that true religion abolishes poverty by providing decent housing and wages, supporting families, caring for the ill, improving public amusements, and educating children. It urges raising living and thinking standards to remove poverty, crime, disease, drunkenness, and incompetency.
Navy to Stage Big Maneuvers Off Pacific Coast
Navy plans a major winter exercise near the Gulf of Mexico and off the Pacific coast to test a reorganized fleet. The maneuver will involve battleships destroyers submarines aircraft and other ships with aims to mobilize a large portion of the fleet under Admiral Wilson and Admiral Henry B. Wilson amid fleet modernization.
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Pearl Discovery Replaces Boil Claim in Local Tale
A quirky, unclear 19th century note recounts a man named Janes Lone of WM Eton Heights who allegedly swallowed a pearl after eating oysters. The tale describes a pearl found in his neck while another tale suggests a mistaken pearl in a fingernail.
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Navy ship strength and supply lines face long term strain
The article notes steady cruiser strength with little change over a decade while wartime effort relies on a backbone of destroyers and smaller vessels. It highlights heavy reliance on inport crews, retooled ships, and a vast supply chain including fuel, refrigeration, and munitions to sustain patrols, chasers, sweepers, and transports amid naval expansion.
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Utensil Makers in Italy Ship Basket and Sieve Goods
In a writing from Collesteaily near Unibetg, we learn that flour sifting utensils and sieves are produced for nearby villages. The craft uses woven reed and wooden hoops to sift flour, with steel wire sieves replacing metal earlier.
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First Man Eating Shark Caught in Potomac
A Potomac shark story reports a large man eating shark captured near Piney Point, far upriver. A doctor in the party reportedly kept the creature's teeth as souvenirs, noting the unusual upstream catch in a year’s first sea affair.
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Siberians Up Against Reds Report From Siberia
A Harbin report via Kokusai News describes western Siberia towns as dead and deserted with fires, public executions, and executions of editors. Kolchak officers reportings say they were executed. Peasants revolt and form five regiments near Minusinsk to push against the Reds. Sodium nitrate crystals are pure enough for optical experiments.
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