New Pastor for St. Paul’s Likely to Be Brown
A St Paul church meeting at Hotel Simon favored Rev Mr Brown of the Mpitnany at Ariana Tennessee for St Paul’s pastor. Bishops consent needed. Brown would move his family and assume at once. Parishioners praised his eloquence and popularity in Urbana and the northern Ohio diocese awaits bishop decisions.
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St. Paul's
Hotel Simon
St. Pauls
Mr. Brown
Ariana, Tey
Brown
Me. Brown
Ohio
Vincent
Leonard
Crown
Urbana
Try the Mirror Want Column and Health Teas
A whimsical Mirror want column note lists couples and marital remarks with lines about age and wealth. An Epworth choir concert is announced with admission of 10 and 15 cents. The ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets at Flocken's Pharmacy for digestive health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Flocken
Marion Findlay Railway Meeting At Commercial Club
Marion citizens are urged to attend a Commercial Club meeting on Tuesday evening December 26 at 7 30 o clock. The gathering will discuss a new trunk line from Columbus to Toledo linking Windlay and Marion, with no subscription required and a two year guaranteed water project to be explained. By order of the Commercial Club President G B Christian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Commercial Club
Bueines
Dion
Columbus
Toledo
GO. B. Ghiristian
Clash With Turner Sparks Scarred Print Debate
A fraught encounter in a print shop unfolds as Turner discovers a shabby engraving from the Liber Studiarum. The artist Timor explains he drew the original and laments the work’s dirty condition while the seller defends reselling it as bought. The confrontation ends with heated exchanges and a dramatic vow from the artist.
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Turner
Liber Studiarum
Mr. Turner
Regulating Balloons and Early Flight Laws
Paragraphs recount early air regulations in France and other nations, noting bans on balloon ascents and use of fire devices, plus harvest-season restrictions. It also surveys the first New Woman and mentions Bologna’s famed university with Merelia d'Andria and other female professors, then a brief note on The Friars press agents and an author call at New York Tribune.
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France
Vriweia
Reichstag
Turkey
Constantinople
Mrance
Strider
Augustus Thomas
New York Tribune
Fragmented prose and quotes from a Chicago News clip
The excerpt muses on sentiment across nations and memory, referencing a strong man named Bog, a grieving cat, church hymns, and a London vignette. A quip about a heroine follows a line of dialogue showing a man’s view of female boldness.
Fragmentary note on aid and travel guidance
A garbled message asks about helping humanity and mentions sending someone named Yonkers Btateanin abroad for relief efforts. The text is unclear and contains several misspellings and incomplete phrases about church, aid, and travel. No verifiable actions or persons can be identified.
Farewell sermons and union services at Wesley and St Pauls
Rev. Mr. Reed preached his farewell at United Brethren and resolutions were read urging support for his new charge in Pittsburgh Kansas. Union meetings at Wesley and St Pauls featured temperance talks by Miss Mabel Simon and Florence Richards W. T U with emphasis on cleaner morals and women’s ballot.
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Jarin
Teed
United Brethren Church
Rey Reed
Pitteburg
Kansde
Vic
Mead
Reet
Tarewell
Reed
Florence Richards
Misadk Hanels Simon
Weeley M
Cass Ter Yuin
Misa Simon
Miss Simon
Wesley Church
Church Choir Presents Selected Twored Music Program
Miet Ganella Shaw, Mr. Aubrey MMpak and Professor Berryman formed by the church choir presented a program of selected music. The event featured a themed performance with emphasis on empathy and moral tone, reflecting a focus on turning the five of men into the right channel.
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Ita
Veepers
Andre
Miet Ganella Shaw
Aubrey Mmpak
Profesor Berryman
Local weddings and licenses in county probate court
Local events report marriages and licenses in the area. Frank Hood and wife of the county south of the city welcome a daughter. John W. Higgins of Stvur street greets a daughter. George W. McClenathon and Orptw M. Heckel of Kiehland township plan marriage. Welcome Z and Vota M. Young of Claridon township obtain licenses. Mrs. George Edward of Farmingdale operated on. patient doing well. Old Free Baptist church on East Center Street mentioned. Olive building to be used. Dudley Kin ditch improvement contract let to Pod Parseor and Tchwood Clay Manufacturing with bid near the $4000 estimate.
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Frank Hood
John W.W. Higgins
Stvur Street
George W. McClenathon
Sive ‘Orptw M. Heckel
Kiehland Township
Heckel
Welcome Z
Mise Vota M. Young
Claridon Township
Pod Parslor
Tchwood Clay Manufacturing Company
His Life for a Hand Crusader Legend Told in a Village Church
London Notes and Que few recount a medieval legend from Gloucestershire about a Crusader executed by Saladin. Facing death, he bargains for his wife’s fidelity. she sends her severed hand to prove she will remarry. The tale ends with the knight being freed after the offering.
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Gloucestershire
East
Aad
Saladin
Lim
London
Rise of Dialect Explains Stig Imi and Sick Em Phrases
A historical note on how New England boys imitate dog commands and overheard speech to form local dialects. The piece traces shifts from Take him to S’ take him and finally Sick ’em as a playful corruption. It cites the Boston Transcript and offers example locals such as meeting times and shop names as evidence.
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New England
New York
Ingland
Boston Transcript
Edwin Forrest as Realist Tragedian in Portrait of Acting
The piece lauds Edwin Forrest for saturated realism in all roles from Richelieu to Lear, noting his terror cues, explosive stage fury, and dramatic power. It praises his clear enunciation and broad expressiveness, while criticizing his peers for not fully recognizing his genuine merit and the theater’s need for restraint.
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Edwin Porrest
Willian Winter
Molinal
Herves
Richelieu
Theater
Walla
Jack Cade
Lord Say
Lear
Natire Waeke
King Lear
Virginius
Brutus
Damon
Pythine
Forrest
A Case of Conscience and the Conscience of Wealth
A hardware drummer confesses after taking seventy five thousand dollars from a lost package in Boston three years ago. He admits to investing the money in real estate in Chicago, becoming wealthy, and choosing to reveal the truth only when conscience compelled him. The loser forgives him, urging him to endure no more suffering. The drummer explains his motive to continue on the road rather than retire.
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Boston
Chicago
Roston
Nelanath
The Earth's Changes In New Zealand Loss Of Native Life
The article notes rapid ecological shifts caused by European settlement in New Zealand. It highlights the decline of native Polynesian populations and the displacement of wildlife, with streams increasingly filled by European and American trant as nonnative species multiply.
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New Zealand
Heraldic dispute over fourde-lia and royal arms
The text presents a contested heraldic claim the fourde-lia symbol and interpretations include a fly or the Iron Nod of kome weapon. It traces royal quartering in French principalities via marriage or intertance, noting the rene royal cat appeared but was abolished by George VI.
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Sovervigne
France
Bnelleh Royal Arme
George TV
Taking Him Down in Cash Will It Help Credit
A brief exchange quotes a boastful man declaring he always pays cash for everything while a practical observer questions the value of using credit. The clipped dialogue captures contrasts in spending habits and financial attitudes.
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Chieagg News
Consoling note misses party amid quiet exchanges
A fragmentary exchange shows one woman apologizing to Mrs X I for missing a party while the other says she was not missed. The brief dialogue hints at emotional restraint and understated consolation as they acknowledge strength and overcoming.
An Unlucky Hat from a Confederate Battlefield
Andrew C. Ewing recounts a Confederate veteran story about a hat that supposedly survived three bullet holes and three deaths, linking luck, superstition, and battlefield timing. The tale centers on Bill Struthers, O’Keefe, Dinwollapae, and a hat passed among soldiers near Atlanta during heavy fighting.
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Almerican Press
Mulligan County
Atlanta
Georgia
Devera
Bill Struthers
Struthers
Jill O'Keefe
Company G
O'Keefe
Bil Struthern
Nest
Tim
Uis
Andrew C. Ewing
Shoes and Stockings Preservation Method
A New York World tip explains increasing the life of shoes hosiery by oiling leather with a fine coat, then drying before reapplication. Frequent oiling may preserve soles and fabrics indefinitely. hosiery benefits from careful washing and ammonia rinse, worn only one day.
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New York World
Not Very Good. The man who is good only while he s watched
A terse remark on character notes that a person acting commendably only under scrutiny proves limited integrity and reliability, suggesting superficial virtue when not constantly observed.
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ST. Paul’s
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Mirror
Florence
Ethel
Gunson
Lawrence
Marion—Findlay
Battie Creek
Pepain
Mre
University of Bolognat
Merelia d’Andria
Madonna Manzotini
Matilda Trombont
Mario Magnest
Europe
Bog
John
Chicago News
Gotham
Dante
iLsraTr
Advocate
Wesley
Waddell Home
Sunnday
Jean
Mitt Marcherive Branson
Center Street
P. W. Feller
Mir
Ameda Wire
Bonz
Thirigtey
iMrm
Kathe Crock
Abbioda
Paris
St. Paul's Church
Lev
Brownly
Meat Elke
Haxaar
Montmo
KalePe
Biko’ Bugnar
Wika’ Bazaar
Edwin Forrest
Chas, Turner & CO
Chas. Turner & Co
Osteopathy
F. C. Smith
Osteopathig
Reber Block
Frank Bros. & Co
W. Center St
Graduate American School
Abe
Avparipen
Reno Onwooster
Euclid
Cleveland
Aba
Eyelid Ave
Huron
Hote Duane
Indigo
Dr. Sonnanstine
Genter St
Adam's Express Office
A.W. Chase
Sala
Mocken
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