Sells Soul to Satan in Killings Claim by Williams
Cornelius Williams, in a New York confession cited by insanity experts, says he sold his soul to the devil after prayer failures and was granted leave to kill three men, including Abraham H. Green, the father of Greater Williams. He claims he first killed Green and would kill two others if freed. Experts plan further examination Monday.
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Father
New York
H. Green
Satan
Cornelius Williams
Greater
Williams
Carlos F. Macdonald
Austin Flint
Mr. Devil
Mr. Green
Longan's Laundry Promises Prompt Service and Clean Deliveries
PROMPT SERVICE. Prompt delivery service is essential as good work with your laundry. We combine the two to gain new customers. Phone 154. LONGAN'S LAUNDRY. Take our word for it. Come to our store and get a package of Rocky Mountain Tea. If it fails to cure you, your money. That's fair. 25 cents. W. E. Bard Drug company.
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W. E. Bard Drug Company
Dr Miles Heart Cure Public Endorsement Letters
Endorsements from S E Purdy of Atkinson Nebraska and Lewis Anderson Kuhn bill sell and guarantee first bottle laud Dr Miles Heart Cure for heart disease weakness and related symptoms. They claim relief after taking multiple bottles and urge others with heart trouble to try the remedy. A free book on nervous and heart conditions is offered.
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Miles
Dr. Milks
Miles’ Ieart
Lewis Anderson, Kuhn
Bill
Miles Medical Co
Church Services Announced for Seda.a and Local Congregations
AT TEE CHURCHES announce services today with Broadway Presbyterian led by Ib M Clagett and First Baptist at Sixth and Lamine streets with J B Fuller. Sunday school times listed, sermons titled Our Faultless Redeemer and The Angel and the Ass God Blocked the Way, plus midweek prayer and youth programs.
Inspiration and sermons at Corner Broadway and Ohio
The schedule lists a service and sermon at IL a. e. on the Inspiration of Holy Scripture. Elks hold their annual lodge of sorrow service at 2 30 p m in the church. Rev W T Allan is pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 with Charles Hoffman superintendent. Gideons Three Hundred subject by Pastor Northrop at 11 a m and 7 30 p m address to Sedalia young men on The Lost Boy. Young People service at 6 30 p m urged. attend on time.
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Broadway
Ohio
IL A. E
the Elks
W. T. Allan
The
People’s Church
Charles Hoffman
Gideon
Northrop
Sedalia
Morning Service and Sermon at Local Church
Morning service held at 10 45 with Communion hymn 539. Soloist Miss Vic Jones performs Great is Jehovah and My God and My Father. Sermon titled The Holy Spirit in Spiritual Life followed by a second address The Saloon Problem.
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Vic Jones
God
Father
Miss Vie Jones
Pastor Rev 8 S Martin Delivers Morning Evening Services
Morning sermon at 11 titled Hold Fast Thy Crown. Evening sermon at 7 30 titled The Door Shut. Special music at both services. Sunday school and Young People's meeting at usual hours. The public is invited.
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S. Martin
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Universal Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only definite treatment for catarrh a constitutional disease. It promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 reward for any cure failure and urges sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and Foley's Honey and Tar with pharmacy sales noted and a small classified line for "Sentinel Wants" Brine results three times three times 25 cents.
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Mhall
Whall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Sentinel
Wynken Blynken and Nod Sail in a Moonlit Wooden Shoe
Poem recounts Wynken Blynken and Nod fishing for silver and gold herring in a sea of dew aboard a wooden shoe. The old moon and stars guide their voyage ending with the wooden shoe returning home. Editor invites children to write Santa letters for Christmas.
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Wynken
Blynken
Nod
Eugene Field
Santa Claus
The
Sentinel
Freddie Howard's Hard Times and Bright Rise in a Southern Family
Freddie Howard, a bright boy with Elocutionary gifts, grows from a beloved ward of Uncle William to a steady supporter of his widowed mother and sister. Family strife with Aunt Peg tests hospitality as Hortense moves from box to kitchen. Freddie's perseverance earns him a depot job and later a fast rise as traveling agent, shaping a hopeful future.
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Ala
Freddie Howard
Freddie
Gettysburg
Mr. Howard
William Howard
Howards
Peg
Tensie
Howard
Hortense
Imogene
Laura
Mortense
William
Mrs
Billy the peddler horse saves the day with meal
A peddler’s horse named Billy refuses to move at a empty roadside. The master uses a pail of meal to entice Billy, who then eats and resumes pulling the heavy wagon. The meal proves kinder than a whip and Billy resumes his task.
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Billy
Freddie's Speech Sparks Town Sendoff
In a quiet Mississippi town a crowd gathers to bid farewell to a brave twelve year old boy about to undertake a journey of over two hundred fifty miles. Gossips and local businessmen line the streets as the remarkable young traveler prepares to leave.
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Mississippi
Aged Lady Susan Loos Dies at 80
Susan Loos age eighty died Saturday morning at 11 30 at her daughter's home 1302 South Kentucky street due to general debility She leaves two daughters Mrs Henderson of Fristoe Missouri and another daughter in Fristoe funeral and burial will be held there Tuesday morn ing Also appears an advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea by W E Bard Drug company
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Susan Loos
D. T. Henderson
South Kentucky Street
Henderson
Fristoe
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Longan
Dr. Miles
Seda
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Lamine
J.B. Fuller
Calvary Episcopal Church
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First Christian Church
M. E. Church
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Foley
Arlington Pharmacy
Farris
Shakespeare
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Cardus
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Bingen
Rhine
Echo
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Draggis
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W. E. Bard Drug
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