First Evangelistic Services at M E Church
Reverend J H Schweisberger leads the opening evangelistic campaign at M E Church with Sunday School at 9 30 A M guided by J B Gregory. Special weekly features include sermons on The Five Great Powers of Life and The Seven Greatest Wonders plus Epworth League at 6 15 P M and midweek prayer at 7 30 P M.
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J. H. Schweisberger
J. B. ‘Gregory
Epworth League
Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule and Notice
Presbyterian Church announces Rev. A. E. Stockham as pastor and E. I. Ober as superintendent. Sunday School at 9:30, preaching at 10:30, Junior and Senior C. E. at 6:30, preaching at 7:30, choir rehearsal at 8:30. All departments report to Presbytery in April. church year ends March 31. finances due before last week of March. Special messages each Sunday. all welcome.
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A. E. Stockham
E. I. Ober
C. E
United Presbyterian Sabbath School and Service Announcement
The United Presbyterian Church schedules Sabbath School at 9 30 a m led by S S superintendent Lee Douglass and a preaching service at 10 30 a m by J Lowie Anderson of Pittsburg Theological Seminary. Y P C U meets at 6 30 p m and the ladies missionary society plans a meeting next Thursday afternoon March 12 at Mrs James Buchanan's home.
Salem Mennonite Church Service Schedule
Salem Mennonite Church announces worship at 10 30 a m on Sunday with Christian Endeavor at 7 30 p m and sermon at 8 30 p m Mid week meetings are held each Wednesday at 8 00 p m The pastor is A R Keiser and M A Niswander is superintendent We welcome you to attend
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A. R. Keiser
M. A. Niswander
S. S
Christian Endeavor
Adierika Promises Quick Relief From Gas and Constipation
An advertisement claims Adierika eases gas on the stomach and related sleep disturbance. It touts rapid action for constipation, sometimes within one hour, and quotes Ivan M. Wagner, a druggist, as endorsing the product.
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Ivan M. Wagner
Adv
Tragic Interurban Crash Kills Two and Injures Eleven Near Freeport
Two Rockford and Freeport line Interurban cars collided head on near Freeport Illinois. Motorman George Chapman and an unidentified woman died in the fire. Eleven others injured. A farmhouse fire caused by sister Doris 16 burned Opal 10 and Blanche 5 McKinnon children near Grandin North Dakota.
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Rockford and Freeport
Freeport
Ill
George Chapman
Opal
Blanche
William McKinnon
Grandin
N. D
Doris
Machete Demand Sustains Cu Ban Suppliers
Cu bans rely on machete sales with 480000 tools bought yearly from local and international manufacturers. The article highlights persistent demand as a key economic factor for suppliers and traders.
Value of Observation in Social Interaction
An observant man carries a pencil to mark value on every person and thing, enabling him to recall details and tailor his attention when meeting them again. This habit acts as a mental ledger guiding interpersonal and social judgments.
Lord George Sanger Named by Self in Bold Trade Tale
The famed showman Sanger allegedly dubbed himself Lord George Sanger after a horses and Buffalo Bill deal. Cody refused a lower price, prompting Sanger to reply that if Cody was honorable, then he was Lord George Sanger and would not pay more. The nickname stuck publicly.
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Lord George Sanger
Elephant Noted for Keen Sense of Smell
The Providence Journal details the elephant’s superior sense of smell compensating for limited vision. Its trunk, a flexible bone-free organ of interwoven muscles, serves for smelling drinking feeding lifting fighting and watering.
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Providence Journal
Emerson on labor as God’s education and nature’s scepter
The essay argues the farmer life is universal and that each person should engage directly with world work. Labor educates, shapes character, and reveals true mastery through intimate knowledge of nature and work.
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Emerson
Little Bird Told Me and the Birds as Omniscient Messengers
The article traces the saying a little bird told me to ancient superstition and to Ecclesiastes a bird of the air shall carry the voice. It notes the belief that birds know all from above and that this idea inspired the phrase in common use today.
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London
Clergyman Harness Maker Leaves London Firm
Rev Canon Charles Griffiths of Bristol owned a prosperous harness business in London's East End established in 1750. He left the firm to him by a relative's will twelve years ago. the canon was a generous employer and the business grew large under his supervision.
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Canon Charles Griffiths
Bristol
England
London
New York Times
Woman hires maid who hates policemen and thief father
A mistress, pleased with a new maid, learns the maid despises policemen. The maid reveals she was raised to hate cops because her father was a burglar.
Water in Crystal Quartz Unearthed by Chicago Curator
Crystal quartz in the Field Museum collection brings a small amount of perfectly clear water trapped inside. Geologists say the water could date from 10 million to 100 million years ago, with the crystal from the Archean era.
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Oliver Farrington
Field Museum
Chicago
South America
Expect the Best and Get It in a Park Epiphany
John Simmons loses a job and a romance after Edwin Story wins a big art post. He vows to expect the best, but a bench reunion with Lucille Bergen hints at a second chance as he faces firing and a renewed resolve. The scene mixes workplace setback with a personal reconciliation moment.
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Ohn Simmons
Lucille Bergen
Edwin Story
Story
Lucile
John
Lucille
Daily Papers
John Simmons
Chance
Public Sale At Orrville South Er And Lincoln Highway
The undersigned offers at public sale at his Orrville area residence on Wednesday March 18 1925 starting at 12 o'clock a herd of 18 Holstein cattle plus four horses and two general purpose horses and assorted farming implements. The cattle include cows heifers and a herd sire with notable butter records and crosses of Ormsby blood bred for production. Animals are described as bred to Orrville Champion a prize winning bull. Also listed are wagons harnesses tools and household goods. Auctioneers C P Miller Walter Andrews J A Moser Clerk.
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Orrville
Orrville Souther
Lincoln Highway
Ormeby
S.O
Ormsby de Kol Korndyke
Carnation
Echo Tietje
Orrville Champion
Schultz
John Young
C. P. Miller
Walter Andrews
J. A. Moser
Year in the Dairy Market 1924 Summary and Trends
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute reviews 1924 dairy markets noting diversified farming raised profits despite fluctuating butter prices. Butter at 55 cents for 92 score in January fell to 85 cents in April as imports dropped behind tariff effects, with production uncertain in spring and summer. Cows produced heavily later, prices stayed low, and per capita milk consumption rose from 50 to about 53 gallons between 1922 and 1923, while fluid milk flooded markets due to favorable weather, easing only in November and December.
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America
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Chicago
United States
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