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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1914

Page

8

Trial Before Pilate and the Mockery of Justice

Lesson commentary centers on Pilate and Jesus prior to the crucifixion. It contrasts Pilate's vacillation with Jesus' innocence, noting the charges of treason and Messiahship, and the crowd’s demand for Barabbas. The piece warns against compromising leadership and highlights the turning point in this tragedy.

Jesus Caesar Pilate Ly Pilate Luke Herod Matthew Barabbas Annas Caiaphas Sanhedrin Jerusalem Anto Christ Pilote Matt Barabbag

Illinois Minors Association Convention Ends in Springfield

Springfield reports detail the Illinois State Association of Graduate Nurses closing session with Helena McMillan of Chicago re-elected president and officers named Lucy Mount, Anna Joergenszon, W. B. Bache, Katherine Thompson, Dr. Hoyt Dearholt, Dr. John A. Robinson, and Dr. Frank Norbury. Other items note Freeport, Rockford, Jefferson County farmers, libel cases, a mine fire near Harrisburg, and fashion discussions.

of Minors Association Springfield Helena McMillan Chicago Linoie State Association of Graduate Nurses Lucy A. Mount Jacksonville Anna Joergenszon W. B. Bache Katerine Thompson Hoyt Dearholt Wisconsin University John A. Robinson Frank Norbury Ilinois Btater Board of Administration

Reward Offered for Missing Jake Silverman in 1914

A $500 reward is offered for information on Jake Silverman missing from his home since September 5 1914. Last seen at Union Station Midway St Louis Missouri. Described as 14 years old, five feet tall, medium build, brown hair, gray blue eyes, scar from appendicitis operation, two gold crown teeth and seven amalgam fillings. Notify Mrs Minnie Silverman at 2103 Market Street St Louis MO with any information.

Jake Silverman Union Station Midway St. Louis Minnie Silverman Market Street

Relationship tale resolves orphan claim over kin

Two women meet after a long time and discuss Emily Joyce. Mrs Knowlton insists Emily was not an orphan, citing a sister Ida she knew well. Mrs Hillman challenges the memory, and the exchange ends with uncertainty about Emily’s orphan status.

Ida Mrs. Hillman

Inventions Patents Slump in War Time Patents Office Sees Drop

The English patents court handles far fewer new invention applications during the war. Peace-time weekly totals average about six hundred, but for September 14 to 19 only 252 were registered. Officials cite lack of continental applicants and cautious spending as key factors.

English Patents Court Pall Mall Gazeite

Western Canada’s Strong Position Amid Open Prairie Lands

Western Canada shows strong farming potential with diverse crops and rising immigration. Park country offers better soil per acre, sheltered groves, and immediate cultivation, alongside open prairie land. Rail expansion lags now but will follow demand, with cheap land near towns available on easy terms.

Canada Western Paris

Our Own Wagist Willt Four Ga Hoe Remedy

Fragmentary ad text promises remedy for eye issues and grained conditions with various unnamed ingredients. The copy references tonics and domestic preparations, but lacks clear names, dates, or provenance.

Homely Woman Sparks Bitter Wit at Local Gathering

In a sharp social exchange, remarks dwell on a woman described as homely. The crowd notes her plain appearance and mocks the notion that marriage prospects would be influenced by wealth, highlighting a culture of snappy humor and social perceptions.

Just the Place Do you know where I could get a good setter

A brief quip presents a joke about finding a good setter, implying a stereotype about poultry yards offering setters. The exchange evokes a rural setting and a playful tone without additional context or names.

Irish marshal leads parade as horse halts crowd

An elderly Irishman is appointed marshal for Memorial Day, with Veterans, bandmen, and schoolchildren awaiting the start. A horse named Mike charges forward, the marshal commands the riders to be ready, then orders the crowd to shape like sheep before the horse.

Mike Everybody's Magazine

Dodds Kidney Pills Relieve Tennessee Man After Years of Pain

Mr M. M. Sinclair of Olivehill Tennessee describes four years of back pain kidney weakness bladder inflammation and a nervous decline. After trying doctors medicines and finally Dodds Kidney Pills he reports complete relief and thanks. Also mentions Diamond Dinner Pills for constipation and offers free household hints music and recipes by Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo N Y.

M. Sinclair Olivehill Tenn Dodds Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo Adv

Unpleasant Neighbors

A short quirky exchange about moving into a village and meeting new neighbors ends with a wry remark. The misheard question and the line about missing one’s woods reflect the humor and rustic tone expected in a Deseret News item.

Well What She Buve Is Hers Alice Does Maud

Fragmentary dialogue notes refer to fitting a gown, expectations about figure, and a dentist across the way ordering a chicken. The lines show casual conversation with undefined speakers and unclear sequence.

Alice Maud Marie

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