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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
8
A reflective study on Galatians and Romans outlines the consequences of sowing to the flesh versus sowing to the Spirit. It emphasizes restoring the fallen, bearing one another's burdens, and sharing taught truth, while warning against spiritual pride and harsh judgment.
Mount Vernon district Woman's Foreign Missionary Society elected officers including President Mrs J T Reid Pinckneyville first vice president Mrs D B Parkinson Carbondale second vice president Mrs A C Johnson Mount Vernon third vice president Mrs J W Jones Marton recording secretary Mrs S B Harwood Carbondale corresponding secretary Mrs T H Seed Mount Vernon treasurer Mrs W T Glenn Murphysboro young people's work superintendent Mrs J T McAnnally Carbondale children's work superintendent Mrs C A Beckett Murphysboro delegate Mrs J W Neil Benton alternate Mrs J M McAnnally. Next meeting place to be decided later.
A rhetorical piece urges preparation for childbirth and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for the female system. It claims the product helps women become normal healthy and strong and invites readers to write for confidential advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
From Farmingham New York born about a century ago he rose from civil engineering to law, served NY constitutional convention 1867, represented Congress 1875-81, and was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1881 succeeding Roscoe Conkling. A Republican he died near Canandaigua Lake in 1800.
Professor claims nothing has been discovered on vents while a student denies it. The judge notes the pictures and remarks some men collect paving material for the downward path. One man grows weary of his own company, his case seemingly hopeless.
Constitutionalists uncover preserved heart of Gen Mejia and body fragments of Emperor Maximilian and Generals Miramon and Mejia in the library of Luis Garcia Pimentel’s house in Queretaro. Doctor Liceaga reportedly performed the autopsy and kept the relics, now likely to be donated to a museum.
Mr Porter's claim of neglecting one point proves justified as a magnifying glass he bought for a dollar detects a counterfeit two dollar bill. He recalls no giver, while Mrs Porter questions the exchange and Porter's memory remains unclear. The scene ends with his exclamation of uncertainty.
H. H. Smith of Caldwell Ohio reports two month old baby’s body face and head eruption with severe itching and sleeplessness. After trying other medicines a Cuticura Soap and Ointment sample led to quick improvement and complete cure. Free samples offered with Skin Book by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
A returned tourist recalls General Angelo Gatti in Milan around September 1. Gatti argues allied France errors bred misfortune, notes lessons learned, and says victory favors those who mix rashness with prudence, risking gradually. The piece ends with a light aside on women’s pockets remaining in handbags.
Money for Christmas advertisement offering guaranteed wear proof hosiery to friends and neighbors. Big Xmas business. Wear F roof Mills at 3200 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pa.
A humorous quip suggests a new maid may be stealing a nap. The exchange implies the nap was taken from the parlor carpet, framing a light domestic mystery with playful tone.
Virginia officials argue the plan to alter the first floor would vandalize the mansion’s central hall and view, destroying its historic space. They acknowledge upper floor upgrades and more bedrooms may be needed, but insist the first floor must remain intact to preserve history, design, and comfort.
A scrambled excerpt citing marital finance jokes and deceptive appearances. It mentions wrinkles, eye remedies, and a dubious ad for Marine Eye products with a humorous line about not blowing one’s own horn in public unless a musician.
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