Women's service promises packed house at 7 PM
M Z B church invites all to a Sunday night service led by Miss Carl Home Service Nurse with The Holy City solo by Mrs Perry Porter and several Mother songs. Proclaims greatest service of the year with special seating for ladies and a large evening crowd last Sunday. Pastor Thomson invites sermon at 2830 Howard next Sunday afternoon.
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M. ZB
Carl
Holy City
Perry Porter
Lemons
Howard Thompson
Death of Charles P Torrey Pioneer Citizen of Woods County
Charles P Torrey died Friday November 12 after a series of strokes in Stroud Oklahoma. Born February 7 1848 in Payson Illinois he moved to Oklahoma at the Cherokee Outlet opening. He married twice first to Sarah Thompson producing five children then to Belle Hoff producing one child. He is survived by five brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at the Stroud home and burial followed in Alva Oklahoma with friends accompanying the cortege to the AO LW cemetery.
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Charles P Torrey
Woods County
Okla
Stroud
Payson
Ill
Tinwoun
Sarah Cordelia Thompson
St. John
Belle Bowman
Cambria
Lewis Torrey
Alva
Dora Peek
Pollock
Otis Torrey
Abbott
New Mexico
BeHe Hoff
Florence Walker
Albert Torrey
Lewis
Lincoln
John
S S
Flora Hanson
Torrey
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Board Elections and evangelistic program at CHUL Bee
The CHUL Bee church reports strong Sunday attendance and a successful canvass last weekend. Members are urged to pledge support and involve children in practice while awaiting election of elders and deacons at the morning service and an evening program on Fellowship.
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Sines Fom
Tiei
Bety Ie Bon Ag
Everyz
Sunda
New Orleans Cemeteries Above Ground Tombs Gallant Sights
New Orleans burial practices rely on above ground tombs due to the Mississippi on three sides and Lake Pontchartrain on the fourth. Shallow graves become well and the marble and stone wildernesss tombs form a notable city sight.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Lake Pontchartrain
Marquesas islands offered as tropical paradise colony lure
The New York Times notes a proposal offering passage to the Marquesas, describing a life of two-hour work days fishing and banana picking with land for sale at 2 00 per acre. The report covers geography, population, products, and harsh landing conditions.
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Tropics
Marqueans
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Coast
Marquesag
Ies
Tatohal
Nukdwva
Marquesas
Pacific
New York
Relic of Medieval Times in Sacred Mongolian City Scene
A fragmentary notice describes Urgu with references to medieval relics and a bustling market. It mentions foreign traders and a correspondent noting exotic goods from a Chinese shop with broad ethnic mix and a Mongol display. The piece contrasts summer in Mongolia with severe winter temperatures on the great plateau.
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Urgu
Gosehron
de Rus Wits
Ft Far
Mongolia
Great
Siberian
Leaders Must Pay Price for Hard Work
The passage argues that true leadership and achievement come from sustained effort. It stresses that only a few can bear and manage heavy loads well, earning their place through growth, time, and toll. Beginning with ease, the worthy advance to expertise and expand their reach, often unaware of their growing strength until others notice.
Asparague Has a Pedigree
Asparagus was cultivated in Rome two centuries before Christ and noted by Pliny for a Ravenna grown variety with three heads weighing a pound. It flourished in Greece and is native to several British coastal areas. A Cornwall site, Asparagus Island, recalls its cultivation there. Anciently many sprouts were called asparagus, with other vegetables later added.
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Rome
Pliny
Ravenna
Greece
Britain
Kynance Cove
Cornwall
Korean Women Nametecs and Social Naming Traditions
The article describes how Korean women are named in childhood by nicknames used within family and social circles, but after adulthood the name becomes largely unused. Marriage often leaves her formally nameless except for temporary labels in legal settings or when court cases require a designated name for restricted matters.
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Bur Fedele
Help Cheer a Blind Man in Bayard Iowa 1920
An 87 year old blind and nearly deaf Bayard man writes to The Republican asking friends and relatives to write him. He states he receives a $72 monthly pension, has a good home and government support, and is improving health though still needs letters and well wishes from readers.
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Bayard
The
Republican
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