Promises and habit forming for New Year resolutions
A reflective piece urges action over talk for self improvement. It notes that habits take time to form and warns that trust is damaged when faith in others is broken. It emphasizes repeating truth, living it, and keeping promises only when intent exists.
Early Easter Date Seen as Possible in 1910
The article notes Easter Sunday may fall on March 27 in 1910, describing it as the earliest possible Easter date. It mentions the link between early Easter and an early spring, signaling an unusually early religious holiday for the year.
Local notices and social gossip from North Manchester area
Miss Anna Warner of Sidney visits Mrs. Ed Reed this week. Mrs. John Peyser dies at 30, heart trouble, Albion home. funeral at nine, Ligonier cemetery. Harry Haney transacts business in North Manchester. Miss Josephine Carpenter visits relatives there. J A Teeter to occupy Albert Thacker house. Kretter Reed case dismissed by Justice Arthur. Public notices urge Record office writing materials. Charley Pearson and Frank Summe develop unexpected fondness for possum after a joke. Percy Fruit visits North Manchester. Jacob Zimmerman ill. T B Hathaway moves to South Silver Lake property. Miss Nora Kenny returns to Newton county. Nora is a trained nurse. Charles Rager and wife visit. plan winter in San Antonio.
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John Peyser
Pearson
Albion
Ligonier
Christmas Musical at M EB Church With Seasonal Selections
A Christmas musical program is planned at the M EB church with the date to be announced later. The program includes Behold God is Our Salvation Anthem Oh God Our Help Anthem Duet Chorus No Hope Beyond Duet Wiltrout Sprigg Lead Op Emanuel Anthem Solo Cantata Part I S S Scholars Listen to The Bells of Christmas Solo Sprigg Instrumental Solo Cantata Part II S S Scholars.
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M EB
God
Wiltrout
Sprigg
Emanuel
Rich Man's Gifts Are Poor
A dated testimonial praises Electric Bitters as a divine gift to women, claiming the medicine boosts spirits energy and health. It is said to cure nervousness sleeplessness melancholia headaches backache fainting and dizziness and to build up weak sickly women. Available for 50 cents at H P Rager's.
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H. P. Rager’s
Christmas on the Plains Turmoil and Mercy
A chaotic plains scene ends in a cook tied to a meat pole with 450 pounds of turkey scattered about. The narrator intervenes, refuses to let the cook be hanged, takes command, and urges the crowd to wash the turkey and salvage a meal rather than kill. A tense stand off unfolds as he confronts the would be hangman.
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Silver Lake
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Anna “Warner
Sidney
Ed. Reed
Claypool Lumber & Coal Co
Harry Haney
Manchester
Josephine Carpenter
North
J. A. Teeter
Albert Thacker House
Charles Kretter
Samuel Reed
Kretter
Arthur Monday
The
Record Office
Charley Pearson
Frank Summe
Mrs. Pearson
Messrs
Summe
Percy Fruit
Jacob Zimmerman
T. B. Hathaway
Here
South
Miles Clark
Nora Kenny
Newton County
C. C. Carter
Charles Rager
Hamiet
San Antonio
Texas
Mr. Rager
Seree
Enlees
Germantown
Naes
M. McGlennen
House of Santa Clause
Holiday Presents
Plains
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Milim Ba
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