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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
15
A consignment of game fish arrived in St Louis and was moved by lake freight to Laclede. The fish car will deliver them early tomorrow to the reservoir for immediate release into the water. No quantity was listed, but a second shipment may follow, signaling an expanding supply for anglers.
The First Church of Christ reports eight days of revival work with 43 new members. The pastor J Roy Wright notes a miscommunication about his return, saying he will not be back until the 19th and that a substitute will preach on the 12th to keep the pulpit active. Sunday School in Unionville drew 186 attendees last Sunday and expects a larger crowd next week. all are welcome.
Rabbit Ridge Rev McKinley and Rev Newton started a two weeks' meeting and we hope it will be a success. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lawson are the proud parents of a baby boy. Claud Willitt Marvin Houston El sner Pearl Dye Mar Triplett Paul Guffey Roe Dye spent Monday night with Miller Wilson. Mrs Clara Barnhouse spent Sunday night with Mrs Darrel West. Lawrence Barnhouse was in Union wis'e last week on business. Miss Lena Walker is assisting Mrs Thomas Lawson with her work.
Court order in Putnam County Missouri directs sheriff to public sale on December 28 at Unionville Court House to satisfy debt. Noland defendants loss of real estate described as two acre plus parcel in northeast quarter of section four, township sixty five, range nineteen. Sale to highest bidder for cash after advertisement and costs.
A compact proverb urging practical charity: act, give, and share what you can. The quote emphasizes doing what costs you something and carrying your charity into deeds rather than words.
In a brief exchange, a man boasts of driving skills while Ruth challenges him. The scene echoes a lighthearted domestic banter about preferences in companionship. The fragment hints at a Daily Thought style aside and a playful tone.
Marna Wilson, a Red Cross nurse, and Lieut Cyril Blaker, recently injured, meet by chance after a newspaper error prints their photos with a “Military Wedding” caption. Blaker recounts the mix up, sparks fly, and a budding romance begins as Wilson visits Mottingham to meet his family.
The villa Castello near Florence, famed for Cosimo and Francesco Medici, featured a wide lawn, water tanks, clipped hedges, and mulberry avenues leading to the Arno. It hosted Lorenzo de Medici era fêtes, inspiring Botticelli's Primavera and Birth of Venus. Caterina de' Medici died there, while Giovanni delle Bande Nere was hidden by nuns after captivity in Rome.
The article recalls 17th and 18th century punishments from Dutch rule in New Amsterdam to England and Scotland, including public penalties and corporal rites. It also mentions early coal use, Marco Polo’s 1276 notes on coal, London’s first coal shipment, and Simon Sturtevant’s 1612 blast furnace experiment.
A household tip advises mixing oxalic acid with water to form a paste for cleaning copper utensils. Apply with a cloth, dry, then buff with a dry flannel for brightness. Heating the items first or soaking in boiling water aids the process. the method is said to brighten items like percolators and serving trays.
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