Denmark pastor ends three week fast after daughter fails to convert
A Backwoods preacher Zoel Woolbridge in Denmark Kentucky ends a three week fast to win his daughter Zella to religion. He disappears after failing to convert her and a revival ends with the crowd told he has left for another meeting. Local converts reflect on past failed fasts and question the method.
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Denmark
Zoel Woolbridge
Zella Woolbridge
Woolbridge
Evan
Denmark “Tabernacle
Russell County
J. T. Sullivan
Zoel
Edgar Aaron
Aaron
Wool
Fire damages Colegrove Kitchen on Broadway and Pike
Fire broke out at 3 03 a m Wednesday in a storeroom of Colegrove Kitchen at Broadway and Pike. Damage limited by water as well as fire. Owners Collins and Normile listed.
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Colegrove
Broadway
Pike St
Collins & Normile
Harding Chases Tarpon Again at Point Isabel
President Harding returns to the bay to try for another tarpon after a 40 minute struggle ended with a line breaking. Senator Harding seeks mosquito bite and sunburn cures with local residents while Mrs. Harding rests at Creager cottage.
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Point Isabel
Texan
Micct Harding
Harding
Harding campaign diary from Point Isabel report
The report describes Harding party members in a remote village with locals amused by the visit. It notes Davie Kikina and Harry M. Daugherty adjusting to local life, prices at a lone restaurant, and a sheriff with revolver authority. Wolves and coyotes are sighted nearby as Harding plans an afternoon speech.
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Althe
Davie Kikina
Harry M. Daugherty
Ohio
Harding
Point Isabel
Calaboorse
Loyal Legion Calls for Eight Hour Day in Northwest
The Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen vows to defend the eight hour day against a move to ten hours. It urges owners and managers to enroll to resist operators seeking a return to the ten hour day. The group says it will do everything to keep the eight hour day in the Northwest lumber industry.
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Loyal Legion of
Legion
Northwest
Maryland Workers Reject Pay Boost
At a Baltimore meeting building trades workers voted down a motion to raise wages from 90 cents to $1 an hour. The strike affects 12,000 workers and cites rising prices and hopes for steady jobs as reasons for the unprecedented rejection.
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Baltimore
Steamboat Engineer Dies on Way Home
A. B. Jameson, 44, a steamboat engineer, dropped dead in a lot beside his home at 6014 16th Ave Northwest Tuesday night. Edward B. Jameson, his father, found the body. Heart trouble was listed as the cause of death by the coroner.
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A. ©. Jameson
16Th Ave
N. W
Edward EB. Jameson
Radium Pad Promise Missed Hope for Healers
A garbled advertisement touts a Radio Active Solar Pad claiming to cure numerous ailments from constipation to high blood pressure. It promises continuous radiative healing by wearing the device day and night and urges consumers to request free information from the Rad Appliance Co in Los Angeles.
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Dernen
Rad Appliance Co
Cradbury Vs
Angeles
Calif
Power of Bon-Opto to Strengthen Eyes Cited by Doctor
Philadelphia report claims Bon-Opto improves weak eyesight and reduces eye strain. Dr Lewis and another physician endorse the prescription as a reliable, ethically produced remedy with a guarantee of up to 60 percent eyesight improvement in one week in many cases.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
Weowia
Noth
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