Secret milk message rewrites high stakes intrigue in prison
A hidden milk written note moves through guards and photographers as Secret Service officials and Grimm deduce its meaning. Peterozzinni’s letter appears unreadable to the naked eye but yields to a photograph, revealing credentials tied to three nations and a potential freeing plan.
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Signor Pedrozinn
Mr. Grimm
Johnson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Miss Thorne
Chief Campbell
Secret Service
Petrozinni
Mor Chain Fe Renawar
Smmm
Off
Prince Benedetto d’Abruzzi
Italy
Mr. Campbell
France
Spain
Healing of Naaman as Elisha preaches faith and duty
The lesson recounts General Naaman of Syria cured of leprosy by Prophet Elisha after a captured Israelite girl nudges healing. Gehazi’s greed leads to punishment, while Naaman repays kindness with gratitude. The text links Elisha to future Kingdom roles and the cleansing power of faith.
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Eneral Naaman
Syria
Land of
Israel
Elisha
Io Naaman
Naaman
Eisha
Elijah
Messiah
Jordan
Church In
Eilisha
Christ
Gehazi
Naamaan
God
Naa Man
Cornelius
Moses
Timber fires and forest growth in Washington history
A historical note argues that preventing the first timber fire in Washington would have doubled the growth of the new crop, making the land cleared in the fifties yield more board feet per acre today than the original cut.
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State of
Washington
Wise Saying Refined Across Life's Quiet Ordinary
A compact reflection highlights how the ordinary aspects of life extend beyond celebrated feats and grandeur, revealing a broader, unseen scope of human experience. The saying invites contemplation of everyday, overlooked moments shaping existence.
Local Notices and Visits Across Town
Grace Duffer of Carlisse visits daughter Mrs John Pleasant. Funeral attendance for James Daniela at Tabor. J B Durham and Reuben Ranf ford engaged in building. John Herndon and daughter of Pleasantville visiting. Huff family from Terre Haute bury their son Emery at Tabor. Some locals attended. Bro Sidebottom is ill. Miss Springer finished labors at Methodist church. Uncle Alex Ransford visiting. Creight Patton of Terre Haute also mentioned.
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James Daniela
Tabor
J. B. Durham
Reuben Raneford
John Herndon
Pleasantville
Wm. T. Huff
Terre Haute
Emery
Bro. Sidebottom
Miss Springer
Alex
Ransford
Creight. Patton
Local Notes From Periscope to Terre Haute Events
Rev M O Robbins and family return from Peru Ind after attending Mrs Robbins brother funeral. Salisbury family gave fine entertainment at the opera house Tuesday evening. M E choir rehearsing Easter music under W J Williams. Ben Jones and Dick Sibley noted fishermen with large string. J L Williams on sick list. Morgan Lewis ill six weeks. taken to the Springs last Wednesday. Welsh choir met at W J Williams home and will sing at Terre Haute April 1. Herman Funkhouser and Misa Mahan and Lloyd Williams and Miss Turner were in Terre Haute Saturday. Rev M O Robbing preached at Lewis Sunday evening. Walter Julian sold State Street property to Ben Mahan and bought his father Rev B F Julians property. Mrs W J Williams and daughter Elizabeth to return from Pennsylvania early month. W J Williams visited Sol Deeble at Burnett Sunday. Theodore Thompson slightly injured at Mine 33 Thursday when motor jumped track. Pay day 25th at mines 33 and 32. mines still operating half time. O E Bell returned after miners convention in Terre Haute.
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M. O. Robbins
Peru
Ind
Morgan Lewis
W. J. Williams
Terre Haute
Herman Funkhouser
Misa Mahan
Liyod Williams
Miss Tuner
M. O .Robbing
Lewis
Walter Julian
State Street
Ben Mahan
B. F. Julian
Elizabeth
Pennsylvania
Sol Deeble
Burnett
Theodore Thompson
O. E. Bell
Francis A Newkirk dies at 83 in Sullivan County
Francis A Newkirk born January 18 1828 in Sullivan County died March 20 1911 aged 83 years two months and two days He married Sarah J Moody March 13 1854 and had nine children three died in infancy He united with the Methodist Episcopal church as a boy and remained faithful He leaves a widow two sons four daughters and many relatives to mourn him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Newkirk
Sullivan County
Sarah J. Moody
Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul
Elmer Jackson
Catherine Shepherd
Merom Citizen John Setzer In City After Mine Accident News
John Setzer a well known Merom resident traveled to this city upon learning by telegram that a relative was killed in a coal mine accident in Alabama. He spent a short time here before continuing his journey.
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John Setzer
Merom
Alabama
Odd Testimony Confuses Mix of Corn and Peachy
A humorous exchange discusses Miss Peachy and her rough elbows, with a punchline about eating corn on the cob. The remark highlights local color and lighthearted banter rather than a formal testimony.
Advertised Letters List at Sullivan Indiana Postoffice
Unclaimed letters dated March 29 1911 to be sent to the Dead Letter Office if not called within two weeks. Ladies list includes Ball Mrs George Love Mrs Harry Stewart Mrs Goldie May Storms Mary Abanks Mrs Nellie. Gents list includes Clark Carl Finger R N Hughes John Treland Thomas exMarian Jaferen Stoner James Storms John Scott Joseph Timmons William Thewlie Rupert foreign Thewlis W J foreign. Call and say advertised. one cent due per letter. Closing hour 9 am Sundays per new instructions.
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Sullivan, Ind
Clark
Carl
Finger
R. N. Hughes
John. Treland
C. Marratta
Thomas
exMarian
Jaf Éren
Appointment of Administrator for George McKinley Estate
Notice states George McKinley died in Sullivan County Indiana and that George McNabb is appointed administrator of the estate which is described as solvent. A. G. McNabb listed as administrator and attorney. first insertion dated March 29, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKinley
Sullivan County
Indiana
George McNabb
A. G. McNabb
Notice of Administrator Sale of George McKinley Estate
The administrator of the George McKinley estate will sell at public auction on April 22 1911 at the late residence. Items include two horses farming implements wagon harness and household furniture. Sale begins at 1 PM. Six month credit on sums over five dollars with approved security note. cash for under five dollars. John Creager administrator auctioneer. March 29 1911.
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George McKinley
George McNabb
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Bible Studies
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Bible-Studies
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Khannda Mia Winn
Jesus
Ahab
Jezebel
Farrow
Wilson
Peter Mown
Poland
China
F. M. Martin
Parks School
McDonald
Farmersburg
Brown
Carlisle
Graysville
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Grace Duffer
Carlisse
John Pleasant
Benefield and Crawford
Drake
Jacob Billman
Sullivan Ind
A. A. Holmes
P. M
John Creager
Merriam Webster
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