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A fragment lists Psalm 23 lines including I shall not want and dwell in the house of the Lord. The text appears amid other numeric and zoning fragments from Jackson County records.
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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
2
A fragment lists Psalm 23 lines including I shall not want and dwell in the house of the Lord. The text appears amid other numeric and zoning fragments from Jackson County records.
A compilation of humorous lines from various newspapers satirizing crime, manners, and society. The snippet mixes jokes about burglars, crime reporting, and cultural shifts, ending with a brief note on evolving press tones.
A geographic note states the English Channel measures up to 150 miles at its widest. The fact highlights the channel's substantial breadth as a natural boundary between England and France.
Dr McLean outlines sincerity sympathy service and sacrifice as keys to a successful life. He compares leaders who reach the crest to those who help others, stressing integrity and selflessness, and urges perseverance to overcome barriers in community work.
Dr. McLean urged seniors to keep Christian principles and inner development at the core of success. Miss Kate Andrews praised their persistence, and Superintendent Mott awarded diplomas, urging community support for the schools’ continued growth and usefulness.
A faculty member laments that many audience members could not hear due to restless children during last night’s commencement program. He urges mothers to remove disruptive youngsters to protect the quality of the address and enjoyment of spectators for future events.
Bobby Jones of Atlanta and Willie MacFarlane of Oak Ridge led the field with 291 totals and opened the playoff by sinking the 375 yard first hole in four under blazing sun at Worcester Country Club Massachusetts.
Notre Dame football star Joe Harmon announced he signed as head coach at St Xavier s College in Louisville Kentucky. He will graduate from Notre Dame College of Arts and Letters on June 14. The item also notes a claim about the first women s club in America associated with Anne Hutchinson.
Several hundred athletes from Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio State gather in Columbus for the Big Ten track preliminaries with finals slated Saturday. Illinois faces a jolt with Dean Brownell declared ineligible, while Michigan relies on Dellart Hubbard Doyle Freyberg Northrup and Evans Shoek Hughes to lead. Other entrants include Iowa captain Coulter and multiple schools such as Missouri Akron Notre Dame Marquette and Miami.
In Los Angeles on June a county grand jury in special session opened an investigation into an alleged plan to kidnap film star Mary Pickford for a $200000 ransom. Witnesses included Douglass Fairbanks and other notable figures. The case centers on the rumored ransom scheme.
Multiple games reported with winners and scores. American Association saw Toledo 9 over Indianapolis 4 and others. Major leagues include Cleveland 11 over St Louis 10 and Philadelphia 12 over Boston 2. Minor leagues list Jersey City 7 over Baltimore 5 and Bloomington 15 over Springfield 7.
Today's schedule lists AMERICAN ASSOCIATION matchups Columbus at Indianapolis Toledo at Louisville Minneapolis at Kansas City St. Paul at Milwaukee. AMERICAN LEAGUE games include Chicago at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston St. Louis at New York Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at Pittsburgh New York at St. Louis.
The Giants beat the Cardinals 11 to 10 but lost Lindstrom and McQuillan to arm injuries from pitches. Six homers were hit, Hornsby hit two, marking the Cards first loss under Hornsby. Harris shut down the Red Sox while the Athletics won 5 to 2. Hendrick’s pinch hit triple in the ninth keyed the Indians over the Browns. Reds ended their skid with a big win.
Barnes and Marquard combined for eighteen hits to beat the Braves 7 6 in eleven innings. Ruether shut down the Yankees as the Senators won 3 2. The Pirates slugged to a 16 9 victory while Taylor homered with three on as the Dodgers trailed the Cubs. Platter's Studio portrait department shifts to Sundays, Kodak work unaffected. Sprenger's Barber Shop ads note 25 cent haircuts and razor honing.
Foreign News Nuggets reports the government’s measures to mollify a planned 48 hour strike protesting deportation of agitators. Port Alegre records a thunderbolt killed two men and sixty sheep. The Prince of Wales departs for Eschowe to attend a Zulu gathering. A memorial tablet for John Singer Sargent will be placed in St Paul’s crypt.
Two bandits robbed the J. T. Head jewelry store in the business district. They escaped with diamonds and watches valued at 1,200 dollars and 45 dollars in cash. Police conduct a search and ask for any witnesses to come forward.
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