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Newspaper
The Lemmon Herald
Location
Lemmon, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1915
Page
2
The excerpt traces an evolution from fear toward trust and love in the human relationship with God, culminating in a sense of unity where man and God are one. It discusses how faith deepens through life stages, with everyday tasks reflecting spiritual growth toward fuller realization of Holiness in life.
About 3 000 armed Yaqui Indians threaten to expel settlers as U S forces move from San Diego toward Lower California. Reports say two Americans killed and five wounded, with Mexican civilians also harmed. communications trace radio orders to Admiral Thomas Howard guiding expeditionary action from Guaymas and nearby seas.
Fragmentary reminiscence from Harpers Magazine recalls an overnight stay at a rural hotel. The narrator notes oddities in the room and a curious remark about a rope in a cave, with uncertain reflections on faith and fate.
An ad fragment hawks Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap advertised to stop dandruff and promote hair growth, alongside dubious testimonials and other products. The text drifts into nonsensical dialogue and unrelated lines about health products and household items.
A reader asks how long the approval and placement process will take for a street sign featuring a pet name. The notice outlines steps and potential delays in permitting and site review.
Planet bipiter hosts five moons as Saumae City Journal notes romantic nights. The piece playfully praises the moons amid civic chatter.
A garbled but vivid note references the Lusitania sinking and a satirical epigram about a Moroccan sultan and Huret. It mentions a grand vizier and modern science themes, with hints of a ship achieving 27 knots and a mock dialogue about speed. The fragmentary text mixes figures, dialogue, and jest.
Count von Bernstorf, German ambassador in New York, said by telex to Secretary Lansing there is no foundation for reports of a safe conduct for Dr Anton Meyer Gerbard to return to Europe. Alfred Meyer, a German purchasing agent of war munitions, was involved in a supply department at Berlin.
Amsterdam dispatch says Malines uprising by civilians prompted German fire, with 700 civilians slain. London reports survivors blame Lusitania crew incompetence for deaths, citing failures in lifeboat actions and passenger distress after torpedoing.
Albany reports claim that Jacob Goldstein chaplain to Sing Sing and the Tombs told the constitutional convention that one of four New York Banmen executed for Herman Rosenthal’s murder died innocent. The district attorney’s office reportedly admitted miscommunication to Governor Whitman. Goldstein would note the pronouncement but is thought to refer to Du Frank Chotel.
A damaged local fragment describes a kitchen encounter with a delivery boy and a grocer, noting a bill of 1.57 dollars and a suspicious household mood. It shifts to a boy named William, pondering questions about growing tall and becoming a man, as a mother explains patience and growth.
The report notes that Russians captured Preemyst from Austro German forces, and those forces counterattacked. The observer expresses doubt about achieving a decisive success in that theater.
A fragmented, cryptic note blends kitchen tools with odd phrases and warnings about young men. The piece mixes odd nouns and adages, yielding little coherent news value beyond a murky cultural aside.
Fragments show a muffled dialogue about people, education, entertainment, and a manager. The garbled lines suggest a tense moment with questions of motive and arrival but lack coherent actions or identifiable names or events.
A fragmented dialogue reports an operator's terse reply to a caller, noting a woman who refuses to engage. The text hints at miscommunication and a dismissive exchange during a telephonic moment.
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