Sermon on May Changes of Residence and Moving
A spring sermon urges acceptance of frequent moves as society shifts homes and cities. It contrasts nomadic living with modern architecture, urging faith to sanctify homes, and warns that earthly houses are temporary while stressing contentment in any dwelling. The speaker recalls moving day customs and contemplates heaven as a permanent dwelling.
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Umar
Antion
Bertey
Win
Phoning
Suihling
Bastieass
St. Sophia's
Cansias Raoile
Mark's
Venice
St Peters
Rome
Trajan
Kenevenium
Jupiter Olympus
Athens
Changs
Realteaen
England
Amelia
Monticello
Virginia
Jefferson
Montpelier
Madison
Monroe
White House
Taylor
Lincoln
Garfiela
Jevais
Many & Maple
Sault Ste Marie to Grow as Industrial Center
A Milwaukee Journal excerpt notes Sault Ste Marie's strategic position as a gateway between east and west. U.S. and Canadian projects harness the St Marys rapids water power, with a $5.5 million American canal delivering 40,000 horsepower for calcium carbide, chemicals and related industries. The plan aims to raise the city’s population from about 10,000 to a major manufacturing hub.
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Ste. Marie
Niagara
United States
Lake Superior
Nrid Sea
St. Mary's Rapids
St. Mary’s Rowor
Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste Marie
N. J. Martin
Milwaukee Journal
The Sunday School Sermon on Rest for Souls
A long excerpt reflects a Sunday school lesson centered on Jesus teaching rest for souls. It discusses miracles, places like Bethsaida and Chorazin, and the call to repentance. The text contrasts exaltation with humble service and stresses trust, prayer, and peaceful communion with God as true rest.
Dorcas Plans Charity Bazaar Move After Family Dinner
In a brief exchange the Dorcas household discusses finances and social plans. Mrs Dorra urges careful spending while Mr Dorcas reveals a shift in intention, deciding to attend a charity bazaar rather than host a family gathering.
American Featever Claims On Shoe Style
An informal note extols American footwear as the cheapest best and most stylish in the world. It asserts English firms copy American lasts and shapes and sell goods as American shapes.
Died From Torture by Drunken Attack Near Cantrail
Thomas Clark a Keateckian living with his brother in law Haycroft at Uaatrall died after torture by three drunken men on April 1 while seeking work in Cantrail. They abducted him, tortured him severely, then released him with threats. Clark returned home, revealed the assault, a physician operated, but his condition worsened and he died last week. he had $16 on him. The body was sent home and buried without an inquest.
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Thowas Clark
Haycroft
Uaat-_ rall
C Lark
Keatarky
Clark
Cantrail
Ielow
Bre
Couttferville Bank Robbed by Expert Burglars
Late Thursday night a bank safe was blown open using three explosive charges. The vault door destroyed the office. a fragment pierced into the adjoining post office. About $2500 in cash stolen. papers untouched. Bank insured and expected to reopen. Suspects described as likely out of town.
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Contterrile
Coutterville
Death of acredified Man in Campaign
The death of Joseph McMuhen occurred at his home in Campaign last week ending a long illness. Physicians report he died after a severe affliction, with his condition described as a fixed stiffening and marked by a rigid bony structure from head to palm due to paralysis. Brothers who cared for him note efforts to comfort and manage his care throughout the illness.
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Joseph McMuhen
Tia
Sevier and Coffman Homicide Case Noted in St Louis District
In St Louis last week a disturbance ended with Miss Li Weato and Miss Cain involved as investigators and witnesses. Deputy Sheriff Reynolds pursued a warrant issued by the district guard. A suspect, Tidant, was bonded to await further action as the case unfolds in the county.
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Cawline Sevier
St. Louis
Phe Capie
Mie Cain
Sueseuini
Coffman Homad Cree
Resterl al Grate
Reynolds
Wls
Mitel Chanses
Mrasrsburg
Local Crime and Court News From Illinois and Nearby Areas
A garbled report notes various incidents across Illinois and nearby towns. It mentions a murder conviction for Dr. Belle Howard, a malt liquor case in Chicago, a Quinbyback driver, a river-accident death after a rest, a confession of theft by Garfield McDonald, and a breach of promise ruling awarding Bertie Lawrence damages in Adams County Court.
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Charleston
Omaics
Belle Howard
Sears
Etta Binckley
Peoria
Samuel Hutchinson
Chicago
George Tambnn
Wiprizet
Larabac
Garfield McDonald
Over Ofty
Branch
Freestee
Bertie Lawrence
Wesley Hinckley
Payson, IL
Adems County
Costs of feeding British horses and army care numbers
Fragmented OCR notes discuss horse provisioning for the British arms with figures in pounds per year and total costs, plus scattered references to saddlery, maintenance, and army average ages. The text also includes garbled items about medicines and personal anecdotes with unclear attributions and names.
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British Isles
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