Taft Eyes Chicago Lead as Wilson Loses Delegates
Friday May 31 1912 reports Taft insisting his name will appear in Chicago Tuesday while Wilson loses only four of twenty eight delegates. An exchange notes rural mail routes and city delivery expansions planned July 1. Advances in telephone and telegraph curb crime, with forgers and murderers detected by science and fingerprints.
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Wilson
N Exchange
Onaiak
Illinois
Beatrice Express
James
Nebaska
Seeing by Wire Tonight Could Be Normal Sooner
The article envisions future communication where voices are transmitted by wires and vision is seen at a distance. It explains that electricity travels near light speed and will convert light into electrical signals for transmission and back into light for viewing, similar to telephone mechanics.
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Granddad
Open Doors of Faith and World Opportunity Sermon
Rev. Maxcy preaches on 1 Corinthians 16 9 about open doors of faith and vast opportunities for Christian service. The sermon urges using available means to advance art literature science temperance and missions while addressing national issues like capital and labor and race.
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Maxcy
Heaven
Earth
Alpha and Omega
Philadelphia
Paul
Corrinth
Tinea
Pompeii
Teers
New York
Cape of Good Hope
India
South Africa
South America
China
Texans Admire A8 Healthy Life Says Tallman
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio writes that Dr. King's New Life Pills bring new life and energy. He and his wife believe they are the best made and recommend them for stomach liver and kidney troubles sold for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
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Hugh Tallman
San“Antonio
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