Way to Happiness and Church Notices
A reflective piece urges daily unselfish behavior and smiles as paths to happiness. It promotes church activities with sermons on Real Religion and The Great Fight, reports officer elections, summer pause for evening meetings, and calls for attendance on Sunday July 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyho
Amos
God
C. E
Pearl Diller
Cal. Limprecht
Treas
Fern Raymond
Corres
Alice Line
Mildred Mayborn
Methodist Rally Day Service Plans Urged
The pastor urges full attendance at a single service on Sunday to inspire members of the Sunday School and church. Sunday School at 10 4. m followed by preaching, with evening service at eight o'clock conducted by Iva M. Innis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva M. Innis
Evolution of law enforcement terms across nations
An article traces the origins of police terminology from English catch-poles to the word police rooted in Greek and Germanic lines. It notes the French adaptation, later English usage, and American slang such as copper and dicks. It also contrasts police names like gendarmerie in France and abiri in Italy.
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England
Polizei
Polizia
America
Italy
Abirri
France
Americana
Chicago
The Fedavie Secret Society and its Hashish Rule
A historical note describes a Persian founder Hassan ben Sabbah creating the Fedavie or Devoted Ones in Asia. Members swore blind obedience, with lower ranks kept ignorant of goals. They were subjected to indoctrination and given hashish as a means to condition them for promised rewards in life and after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Fedavie
Hassan Ben Sabbah
Ben Sabbeh
Origins and safety of preferred stock in corporate finance
A. B. Farquhar’s memoirs explain how preferred stock emerged to avoid bond risk in industrial firms. He argues investors later valued preferred stock without bonds as a stronger security, since returns depend on earnings and not on fixed mortgage-like interest, with foreclosures rarely yielding full cash.
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A. B. Farquhar
Equal Pay for Equal Work Demand Led by Women
A discussion argues that women still receive lower wages than men across government and business. It links pay gaps to voters' rights, acceptance of lower offers, and unequal training. The piece urges women to demand fair remuneration and improve training to raise standards.
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United States
When a man is loyal the summum bonum of life
Nathan Howard Gist argues in Pennsylvania Grit that loyalty is the supreme good. It earns trust in all relationships, reduces domestic strife, strengthens workplaces, and shields communities from gossip. True loyalty keeps quiet, resists insurgency, and embodies patriotism in both war and peace.
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Nathan Howard Gist
Pennsylvania
The Use of The Definite Article in Writing
The passage explains common misuses of the word the definite article and shows how repetition clarifies meaning. It contrasts phrases like the president and secretary versus the president and the meeting, noting how one or two individuals affect grammar and interpretation.
Why le Curly Head Hair Colors and Climate Explain
This text explores how fur texture and hair color relate to climate. It suggests straight-haired pelts come from southern regions while curly fur is common in warmer areas. White hair links to snow and ice, while black or brown hair is found in hotter, more tropical climates.
Turbulent Exchange Over Sacred Jazz Piece
A clumsy church scene shows a reverend and a musician in a heated exchange about a jazz selection. The minister questions the artist’s spiritual impact and asks if prayer is desired for the composer’s soul.
Cony Honors Prisoners with War Memorial Tablet
A tablet was erected in memory of fellow prisoners who joined the war effort and died in action. The commemoration honors those who sacrificed their lives while incarcerated during the conflict.
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Cony
Herose
How to Keep Water Sweet in Florist Use
A brief note suggests placing charcoal in water to keep it sweet longer, reducing daily refreshing of flower arrangements. It emphasizes saving time and effort by maintaining water quality between changes.
Why Face Is Uplifted in Strained Attention
The uplifted face during strained attention stems from a habit formed by effort to use remaining senses. Touch and smell play roles as air contact and sniffing of faint odors accompany the pose. The upward head position begins with this instinct and becomes habitual.
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Alia
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Alsa
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C. N. Lurie
Shipibos
South America
WC. Fartahee
Samuel G Barton
University of Pennsylvan
Letra
Seisiee
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Fairbury, Nebr
M. J. Powell
Fairbury
Nebraska
Colman
G. L. Tiistman
Mgr
Diller
Jefferson Co
Fleet National Bank
O. C. Diekl
Neer
S. B. Viers
Diller, Nebr
Diller Veterinary Hospital
Salla
EO Ham
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Waggoner Bros
Dressen’s
Harness and Shoe Shop
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