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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
6
The lesson contrasts two extremes in Sabbath practice and cites Jesus healing a woman and a man on the Sabbath to show mercy over legalism. It emphasizes that the Sabbath serves humanity, not the other way, and that true rest comes from worship and compassionate action toward others.
Illinois school teachers average 662.07 dollars yearly. Male teachers of 6,400 earn 772.07 annually while 24,960 women average 643.70. About 332 women and 74 men make under 200 yearly.
A humorous essay contrasts New York’s fixation on saving time with a Britons observation of four minutes saved by taking three trains to reach a dinner. A series of quick vignettes then reflect social quirkiness from service staff to shopping misfires and a light note on rehearsed proposals.
A man complains to a hotel waiter about a fly in his ice cream. The waiter dismisses the concern and jokes that the man deserves it for being in the soup yesterday, turning the exchange into a grim humored quip.
A fragmented ad urges obtaining genuine Bromo Quinine by asking for the full name Laxa tive Brom o Quinine and cites a signature of B. W. Grove. The copy mentions Coresa Cold and a one day timeframe with a price of 250.
A fragment quotes a speaker asking if the world would be better if everyone paid on time. The reply, a bill collector, notes it would not be for me. The line hints at humor about debt collection and punctual payments.
An old tale exchange features a Sage advising self isolation and a Visitor who is a lawyer arguing they must engage with others. The snippet promotes Dean's Mentholated Cough Drops available at druggists for 5 cents.
A quoted exchange asks if one believes in the death penalty for murder. The reply affirms the idea as a capital solution.
Advertisement touts Putnam Fadelesa Dyes as a successful dyeing choice. The dialogue dismisses sympathy for the underdog who initiated the quarrel, framing the dispute as a competitive scrap.
Samuel P Cary a founder of the U S anti saloon movement was born a century ago in Cincinnati He studied at Miami University and practiced law before lecturing for temperance across the United States Canada and Britain He served in Congress from Ohio in 1880 and was later a Greenback vice presidential candidate He died in Cincinnati in 1900.
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