Jesus Entered Jerusalem as Messiah Amid Cherished Proclamations
The lesson recounts Jesus riding into Jerusalem five days before the crucifixion, hailed as the Son of David by the crowds. It notes Jewish rejection, prophecy fulfillment, and the impending divine plan extending salvation from spiritual Levites to Gentiles, with concern for Israel’s future covenant.
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Lyhougi
Jesus
Israel
Abraham
Isaac
Lazarus
Martha
Mary
David
Messiah
Jerusalem
Beth- Jehem
Mount of Olives
Hinnom
Gehenna
Christ
Jacob
Immanuel
Titus
Temple
Saturday Fair Prize Winners Highlight Big Baby Show
The Saturday fair drew a large crowd with the baby show as the day’s top feature. Garland Carrithers, son of Audie V. and Mrs. Carrithers of Fairbanks township, won the event. Awards covered numerous categories from animals to crafts and baked goods.
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Garland Carrithers
Audie V. Carrithers
Fairbanks Township
Perry Drake
J. F. Richardson
Dental care and prevention urged for all readers
A broad appeal stresses that most people need dental work only when pain arises and highlights decay as a key cause of other disorders. Emphasizes prevention through keeping teeth and mouth in good shape and offers a teeth cleaning examination at a stated cost.
Peggy Shippen and Benedict Arnold Love and Treason Tale
In this era profile, Peggy Shippen dubbed Cleopatra of the American Revolution helps press Benedict Arnold toward treason. The piece traces Arnold from hero to traitor, noting Washington’s protection, Peggy’s Tory loyalties, and the couple’s exile after the West Point plot.
End of a Romance John Andre and Honora Sneyd
A London merchant's son John Andre joins the British army to win fame for his beloved Honora Sneyd. They marry in heart, but she cannot wed him. Andre is captured at West Point with Benedict Arnold's treasonous papers and is executed in 1780. Sneyd dies weeks later from a broken heart.
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Arnold
Congress
Washington
Peggy
West Point
England
Maj
Andre
London
America
John Andre
Honora Sneyd
Miss Sneyd
Honora
Sneyds
Sneyd
Sir Henry Clinton
Benedict Arnold
Hudson River
Arnole
New York
Tarrytown
Westminster Abbey
Jackson Hinkle Dead in Farmersburg at 94
Jackson Hinkle aged nearly 95 died this morning in Farmersburg after a long life in the area. Survived by several children including Mayme Hinkle of Sullivan. Funeral at 1 30 Thursday at his late residence with Rev S J Shake of the Methodist church conducting.
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Jackson Hinkle
Farmersburg
Australian boy 15 wins big on English turf
Frank Wootan, England’s top jockey with 66 wins in three months, is an Australian youth of 15. He started racing before age ten and now earns sums likened to a cabinet minister’s, highlighting a remarkable rise in early racing success.
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Frank Wootan
England
100 Miners Thrown Out After Mine Closure
State mine inspector orders Reliance mine at Shelburn closed due to bad air. One hundred miners lose work and seek employment elsewhere as the mine remains shut for an indefinite period.
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Reliance
Shelburn
Loomiller Murder Case Ends in Acquittal for Martin Hobbs
A Gibson county jury acquits Martin Hobbs of the nine year old murder of John C Loomiller a Hazelton blind man. Abe Frakes a local resident and Loomiller friend testified during the trial.
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Loomiller
Gibson County
Martin Hobbs
John C. Loomiller
Hazelton
Abe Frakes
Frakes
Crowder Sworn In as School Board Member
The city council elected Dr. Joe R. Crowder to fill the vacant school board seat after the death of Ford E. Basler, who had served as board president.
Local Social Notes Highlight Sullivan and Jasonville Visits
Miss Jattrude Anderson and others traveled to Robinson Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ferguson were in Jasonville. Eugene Anderson, seven, broke his arm sledding. the injury occurred Saturday evening. Sullivan visitors included Mrs. Merrit Abramam Crawford Sam Ferguson and daughters Maxine and Eva. Attendees at the Sullivan show were Elma Jones Ethel Batey Ethel Purcell Mrs John Smith John Lovell Earl Smith and Nick Taylor. Mrs. Sam Malon of Shelburn visited her daughter Mrs John Arbell and returned home Tuesday. Merrit Abram and Merrit were hosted for dinner by Mr and Mrs John Young. Mrs Barn Dugger visited Sullivan Tuesday.
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Jattrude Anderson
Eva Ferguson
Otho Brown
Frank Shepherd
Robinson
Sam Ferguson
Jasonville
Eugene Anderson
O. M. Anderson
Merrit Abramam
Crawford Sam Ferguson
Maxine
Eva
Sullivan
Elma Jones
Ethel Batey
Ethel Purcell
John Smith
John Lovell
Earl Smith
Nick Taylor
Sam Malon
Shelburn
John Arbell
Merrit Abram
John Young
Barn Dugger
Advertised Letters and Local Clergy News at Sullivan Post Office
List of unclaimed letters dated Sept 28 1910 at Sullivan Indiana Post Office with two weeks to claim before sending to Dean Letter Office. Names include Ruth Burnett Clarice Burnett Cloey Collins Nan Firkerson Laura Garbet WC Jobson Nancy Gora James Powell Essie Withers Delia Wren CF Whitney and others. Also Rev Roscoe Neal resigns from Indian Prairie Baptist church due to ill health and will move to California. Rev A W Sonne of Vincennes and wife welcome a daughter.
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Sullivan, Ind
Dean
Roscoe Neal
Indian Prairie Baptist Church
Carlisle
California
Algeria Adopts Condensed Milk Trade Boost
Algeria, like many eastern nations, increasingly consumes condensed milk from Swiss exporters dominate the trade. The Chicago Record Herald notes this western product spreads as backward regions adopt Western civilization through staple goods.
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Algeria
Boss Here Also in Abyssinia Household Leadership
A quoted remark from Augusta Herald notes that even without traveling to Abyssinia the wife is described as head of the household. The statement comments on gender roles and domestic authority.
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Abyssinia
Augusta Herald
A Woman's Way Inspires Guilt By Shifting Window Gaze
A quip from the Atchison Globe reflects a woman using a wistful window gaze to make her husband feel guilty as darkness falls.
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Atchison Globe
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