The Shorter Bible Criticized by Orthodox Christians
A letter decries a so called Shorter Bible as a blasphemous attack and blames modern rationalist and wartime factions. The writer targets leaders of the YMC A and YWCA for endorsing the work and calls for repudiation or consequences.
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Y. W.C. A. Qur
Churches of the Living Christ
Notable World Facts and Figures from Various Regions
A wide collection notes geography history and statistics from around the world. It covers languages railways ancient cities and modern economies with details on licenses taxes and social habits across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas.
Tanlac Health Restores Health and Happiness Claims
An advertisement extols Tanlac with testimonials from Dougherty & Walters urging readers to follow its advice for health restoration and happiness. The brief note emphasizes widespread endorsement as a persuasive point.
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Tanlac
Dougherty & Walters
LICKSKILLET ITEMS From The Bloomington Star
A string of quirky notes from the Bloomington Star outlines local doings. Bill Blithers shoes a vicious mule with five men and a rope. Ed Bascomb recovers from stomach bitters with Peruna. Zeb Stubbins watches a church watch spring snap loudly as the preacher scowls. Dick Bledsoe plans to reconcile with his wife using a gingham dress pattern. The pastor orders fumigation of the church and omen corner. A storekeeper passes out liver medicine samples. Zeke Hawkins and wife pursue liver treatment with a trial bottle.
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Bill
Ed Bascomb
Zeb Stubbins
Waterbury Watch
Dick Bledsoe
Zeke Hawkins
Suazo Amotey
Saoule
Japan
Rat Snap Exterminates Rats in Plainfield Home
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey says rats in the cellar drove her servant to refuse service until RAT SNAP was used. The cake formula claims to destroy rats and mice and prevent odors. It comes in three sizes 35c 65c and 125. Sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and V Bennett.
Property transfers listed across town parcels and heirs
A dense catalog of real estate and inheritance transfers shows numerous deeds. Transactions include Cass Two in which Eric Sligar to Mary B Leckie for 100 dollars, and others like Gil Two with Wm I Broecker heirs to George Broecker for 1273.50, plus multiple transfers to individuals and firms with varying parcels and monetary values across Merom Carlisle and Hymera.
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Cass
Eric Sligar
Mary B. Leckie
Gil Two
Wm. I. Broecker
George Broecker
Hen house tragedy sparks rat solution sales
A woman recounts finding her setter dead and buying RAT-SNAP. Within a week she had six dead rats and urges poultry raisers to use RAT-SNAP. The product is sold by Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett in three sizes 35c 65c and $1.25.
Birthday Dinner Honors Paxton Man Aged 71
A June 1 birthday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs John Nesbit Paxton honored John Nesbit on his 71st birthday. Music and conversation filled the day with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Paxton
Vernon Boyle
Lloyd
Pauline
Loren Raines
Frank Badger
Halcyon
Emil Nesbit
Rurene
Byrle Billman
J. R
Strength in Proportion Among Creatures
A brief note compares strength by weight across species. It states insects like ants can carry many times their body weight while even a large elephant struggles to pull more than twice its weight.
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Antioch
America
Paris
Prefecture of Police
Switzerland
Atlantic Ocean
Dead Sea
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California
United States
Cardinal Mazzofanti
Yellowstone Park
Jesse James Bear
Great Western Railway Company of
England
Federal Reserve System
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Treasury Department of the
Co. W. Willis & Son
Sherman Bldg
Vocal music as foundation of all music says Wagner
Wagner asserts the human voice remains the core of music no matter later progress or virtuoso display and that all artistic development must ultimately revert to vocal standards.
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Wagner
Notice of Final Settlement in Ring Estate
John G. Barnett as administrator of the estate of Fleary Kearney Ring, Sullivan County Indiana, files final report in Sullivan Circuit Court. Hearing set for Friday June 30 1922 during May term to show cause why report should not be approved. Creditors heirs and legatees urged to appear. John C. Chaney attorney.
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Sullivan County
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Sullivan
Curry Township
Joseph Berlinemier
Said County
Frank M. Daniels
John G. Barnett
Fleary Kearney Ring
Sullivan Circuit Court
Actor vows to win championship from town tightwad
An actor with thrift reputation plans to clinch the championship from a local man said to be the town tightwad. A Broadway hotel worker recalled he tipped a dime, spurring the boast to win the title.
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Ewel
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