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Newspaper

Sumner Press

Location

Sumner, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1900

Page

3

The Prayer of Job and Its Life Lessons

A preacher reflects on Job’s prayer for his friends turning his fate, urging that selfless intercession can restore health and fortune. He cites biblical text, praises Florence Nightingale, and argues prayer acts through natural laws to shift circumstances.

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Prayer and Its Power in Fearful Times

A devotional piece extols prayer as the soul’s healthful breath and divine aid. It cites Job and Newton, urges praying for self, friends, and adversaries, and asks for healing, restoration, and divine kingdom to prevail. Strong entities include Job, John Newton, and biblical references. The prose urges continual prayer despite trials and misfortune.

Job

First Aid Rules From Berne An The Burns And Sprains

Practical home remedies from the New York Herald outline burn first aid and sprain care. Exclude air immediately, use sweet oil cotton wool, avoid removing dressings until irritation subsides, and consider molasses mixtures. For bruises apply table oil or raw beef. hot water for sprains, keep the limb warm with padding, and wrap tightly to speed recovery.

Berne An New York Herald

Tragic Triste He a Businessman in Town

A damaged passage recalls a local businessman named Mrs Tragic Triste He who aged fifty years, his hair graying and keen face weathered. He reads people well, his gray eyes widening in remark as a neighbor returns a borrowed wobrela to him.

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The Ten Lepers and the Samaritan’s Gratitude

A Sunday School lesson on Luke 17 covers Jesus cleansing ten lepers as they hurry to show themselves to priests. Only a Samaritan returns to praise God, highlighting faith, gratitude, and spiritual healing beyond physical cure.

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Motom of the Moon and Moon Phases Misconceptions

A letter notes widespread confusion about moon motions and phases. It argues that observing the moon’s monthly eastward progression would clarify ideas, citing a schoolteacher who believed phases result from Earth’s shallows. The author, G. T. H., quotes the New York Mail.

New York Mail

Pertinent Philosophy in Patchwork Advice

A collection of humorous and antiquated aphorisms about women, marriage, and social roles. The snippets critique appearances and behavior with a skeptical tone, joking about love, age, cleaning, and propriety. The fragmented lines reflect a newspaper feature of domestic wisdom and social norms.

Ancient Wyoming Paleohorse Skeleton Unearthed In Museum

A famed Wyoming fossil ex- Slect animal named the phepacodua is hailed as the earliest horse form by a geologist and curator Prof. Cape's collection now presented in a clearer condition. The creature stood about the size of a sheep with a long tail and fifteen toes, three dominating the work. Other notes cover Wood’s Hole marine worms and a five foot anemertean, gascony stilts among Landes shepherds, and a health ad for Cascarats candy cathartic.

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Chigren’s Senses of Duty and a Spectator Yet

A fragment recalls a Duke of Westminster moment in the Spectator. A small girl burst into tears at a blacksmith shop exclaiming that they were “naling the donkey’s boots on,” revealing childlike mischief and social observation in a concise anecdote from a periodical page.

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Persian leader predicts new world order with Persia rising

The Shah of Persia believes purification and herbal remedies prove health gains and foresees Persia reclaiming a central role in a future global power balance as Britain wanes, leading to a contest among nations for dominance.

Persia Great Britain

Fire and safety tale appears among scattered notes

A fragmentary recap notes a hotel fire alarm and a Brooklyn schoolhouse blaze where children escaped safely. It lists Logan county poll tax names and a curious note about a Japanese theater spectator allowed to stand for a small fee, blocking others’ view.

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Rumor of Jack Ricketts’s Drinking Trouble

A fragment notes Jack Ricketts drinking heavily and Penelope's refusal, with Elliott questioning if marriage would have increased his drinking. The terse exchange hints at social pressures and personal strain during a tense moment.

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Egyptian Boats Show Modern Power on Nile Evidence

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Egyptian boats built from cer n and used along the Nile. The text hints these vessels demonstrate strength to resist time and decay, indicating advances or proof of enduring maritime capability in ancient Egypt.

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