Mark Shipley’s fall and redemption at Mason’s gambling hall
Mark Shipley yields to friends at Mason’s private gaming house and gambles away forty dollars, then two hundred, risking more until debt alarms him. He confesses to employer Mr. Morton, is kept employed, and after exposure vows atonement. Robbers strike at the bank but are repelled by Shipley, who is wounded yet saved. He recovers, reconciles with Jennie Morton, and the couple finds peace through repentance and virtue.
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Hallo
Shipley
Mason’s
Mark Shipley
Burton
Hawaai
Mark
Forsooth
Benedict
Mason
Hawaar
Cavess
Baton
Sweet Jennie Morton
Mr. Morton
Jennie
Bill
Hints for Using Kerosene to Prevent Accidents
Practical safety tips urge care in handling kerosene and lamps. Do not fill a hot lamp, avoid pouring near flames, keep lamps on level surfaces, and fill only when cold. Use clean brand oils, check burner holes, and never burn with low oil. Emphasizes accidents stem from carelessness and improper filling.
Trura Editor Battles Late Night Rush Draft
A frustrated editor recalls rewriting an article fourteen times after supper, destroying a quire of foolscap, and blessing his pen every two minutes as he labors through the night to fix a hurried piece.
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Trura
Monument Work Proceeds on Washington Obelisk
The Washington Monument Association seeks 500000 dollars to finish the monument. The Grand Lodge of Illinois gives 1000 and urges lodges to donate. The group has 20000 on hand and plans to resume work after a 20 year pause. The shaft stands 174 feet and will reach 485 feet with a 60 foot Washington statue atop.
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Washington
Washington Monument Association
Grand Lodge of
Illinois
Chicago
Monument Association
Congress
George Washington
Virginia Avenue
Navy Yard
Georgetown
Philadelphia Press
Treatment of beggars and a cheerful morning message
The text argues for harsh penalties and work on roads for beggars, with arrests for vagrancy and credit toward road tax, plus basic lodging and wages. It then urges readers to greet others warmly, stressing the uplifting power of "good morning" and kind greetings, and reflects on forgiveness and justice as time softens offenses.
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Willuk & Miles
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