The Shorter Bible Abhors Y M C A and Y W C A Leaders
A religious missive denounces reforming forces as cause of war and crime and attacks a so called shorter Bible. It accuses leaders of the Y M C A and Y W C A of endorsing the work and warns orthodoxy to repudiate them or face consequences.
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Europe
Righteous
Orthodox Christian Forces of America
Churches of the Living Christ
Vast World Facts From Ancient to Modern Times
A collection of brief notes spanning geography, history and science. From Mediterranean seas to Rome and regent's Park menagerie, listing figures on populations, production, inventions, explorations, and notable institutions with dates and places.
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Berlin
Montcalm
Nimes
France
Europe
Oregon
India
Alaska
Argentina
Vienna
Germany
New Guinea
Austalia
Japan
B. C
Andes
Canton
China
Rome
Regent’s Park
London
Switzerland
Thutosoik
Bering Straits
Britain
Military Academy
Sandhurst
Pomerania
Canada
Italy
Swedish Army Air Service
Queen Mary
England
Oxford University
American Red Cross
Lime Spur
Mont
Laxe Victoria
Africa
Tanlac Ad Promises Health From Restored Happiness
An advertisement urges readers to follow the advice of millions who have been restored to health and happiness by Tanlac, a product marketed by Dougherty and Walters.
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Tanlac
Dougherty & Walters
LICKSKILLET ITEMS FROM THE BLOOMINGTON STAR
A humor filled column describes a mule shoing at a blacksmith shop with Bill Blithers aided by two men and rope. Ed Bascomb recovers from stomach issues using Peruna. Zeb Stubbins watches a busted watch cause a ruckus in church. Dick Bledsoe plans to patch with his wife using a gingham dress. The pastor orders fumigation of the church. The storekeeper hands out liver medicine samples while Zeke Hawkins and wife discuss liver trouble.
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Bill
Ed Bascomb
Zeb Stubbins
Waterbury
Dick Bledsoe
Zeke Hawkins
Jey
Tapun
Servant Girl Fears Rats In Cellar In Plainfield
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey says rats were so bad in her cellar the servant girl refused to go there. She used RAT SNAP a cake form rat and mouse killer that destroys rats and mice and claims it prevents infestations. Three sizes priced 35c 65c and 1.25 sold and guaranteed by Turman Riggs and T V Bennett.
Real estate transfers listed in regional ledger
A series of property conveyances across towns including Merom Elmer Stewart to H T Alumbaugh one dollar for lot 195 in town, Carlisle Mary E Ballew to J R Brown lot 7 Brenton add for 2100, and numerous deeds naming buyers, sellers, and parcel details such as sizes and blocks, with totals ranging from 1 to about 5100 dollars.
RAT-SNAP Ad Promises Quick Rodent Control
A poultry owner recalls buying RAT-SNAP after a setter died and reports six rats killed in a week. The ad targets poultry raisers and lists three sizes priced 35c 65c and $1.25, with availability from Turman & Riggs and H. V. Bennett.
Birthday Dinner for John Nesbit's 71st Paxton Honor
A birthday dinner on June 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Nesbit in Paxton celebrated Mr. Nesbit's 71st birthday. The event featured music and conversation with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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John Nesbit
Paxton
Vernon Boyle
Lloyd and
Pauline
Loren Raines
Frank Badger
Halcyon
Emil Nesbit
Eugene
Byrle Billman
J. R
Strength in Proportion Across Animal Size
The text asserts that strength per weight varies. ants can carry fifteen to twenty times their weight, while elephants struggle to drag twice their own weight, making it impossible to name the single strongest animal.
Wagner on Vocal Music as Foundation of All Art
The writer asserts that the human voice forms the core of all music. No matter how composers push the art or how brilliantly a virtuoso performs, they must ultimately return to vocal music as the standard.
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Wagner
Final Settlement Notice in Sullivan County Indiana
John G. Barnes administrator of Henry Kearney Ring estate in Sullivan County Indiana has filed a final account with the Sullivan Circuit Court. The court will hear the report on Friday June 30 1922 the fifty third judicial day of the May term creditors heirs and legatees must appear and show cause why the report should not be approved
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State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Sullivan
Curry Township
Joseph Berlinemier
Frank M. Daniels
Dst
John G. Barnes
Henry Kearney Ring
Sulllivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Actor vows to win championship from town tightwad
An actor, framed as thrifty, learns a Broadway hotel girl dubbed a local champion tightwad for tipping only a dime. The actor declares plans to take the championship away from him, signaling a competitive rivalry in town.
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Tin
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