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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
3
A Hebrew mother waits beside a door for Abidan as the Passover nears. In her loneliness she shares her lamb with neighbors to shelter the needy, learning that communal care may reach her son if he returns or find shelter elsewhere. The tale shifts to communal rescue as Goshen prepares for deliverance.
A sobbing scene shifts to a doorway moment as a mother bursts out in relief, drawing her child into the home while a household of eleven joins in a shared moment of thanksgiving and faith. The brief vignette centers on gratitude and divine care in a family moment.
Ralph D. Paine notes J. J. Hill’s steamers Minnesota and Dakota loading for Japan China and Manila with 30 000 tons of cargo and 3 000 passengers. The ships surpass previous Pacific liners by 6 000 tons and outsize a 200 ton clipper by nearly 20 times, carrying locomotives rails nails and vast hardware to the Orient on recent voyages.
Oklahoma prepares for a new land opening in the southwestern territory near the Kiowa and Comanche pasture of 480000 acres and a 25900 acre wood reserve. The Stephens bill now passes the house after a clause for allotment to Indian babies born since June 6, 1900. Farmers from northern states gather along the Red River and near Marlow Duncan Rush Springs, with about 47000 acres to open and immense crowds expected.
A dispute over the word domiciled in Temple West's will has continued for three years. The Englishman described as domiciled in Nice left 1,125,000 to the National Gallery and six British charities. The case hinges on whether domiciled means resident under French law, affecting bequests to organizations.
The United States now consumes about 4,500,009 quart bottles of champagne annually, a rise of over 35 percent in five years. The duty on this amounts to roughly 3,000,000 dollars. Britain, by contrast, consumes almost twice as much champagne as the United States.
In Missouri, 24 of 27 local option elections last year chose dry status. The district-wide tally highlights strong anti-saloon sentiment across multiple counties and towns, signaling continued push for prohibition measures in local governance.
A guide urges property owners to repaint before old coats fail, explaining how fresh oily paint revives dead layers, saves money, and protects wood and iron from water and air damage. It warns against cheap paints and stresses choosing reputable brands with solid guarantees and proper application.
Readings focus on Luke 9 28 36 with memory verses and discussion of Jesus prayer on a mountain. Moses and Elijah appear in glory speaking of Jesus exodus while Peter desires to build tabernacles. A cloud appears with God the Father’s voice and Jesus is found alone after the vision with orders to tell no one until after the resurrection.
A hotel clerk notes the man began kicking the moment she entered the office. The proprietor adds he behaves as if he has always endured the worst of everything, illustrating a marked habit in Washington state.
Thomas M Rossi ter of East Orange New Jersey reports a long battle with eczema since 1804 that resisted hospitals and $ hundreds in cures. Five weeks after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap his condition fully cleared. He cites initial widespread itching and raw flesh before satisfaction and urges others to use the products.
An ad touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for the critical period near menopause. It claims the remedy strengthens the nervous system and prevents complications like cancer and tumors, sharing a testimonial from Mrs. A. E. G. Hyland and inviting women to write for free advice to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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