Words of God Purified Like Silver in Psalm Verse
Bible Thought for Today notes Psalm 12 6 declaring the words of the Lord are pure and refined as silver seven times through a furnace. The dated entry marks February 8 1927 and presents a devotional verse and reflection.
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God
Remembering Alex Miller Loyal Democrat and Public Servant
Messages of sympathy pour in from across the state and the nation for Mrs. Alex Miller and family. The obituary recalls his thirty five years in public life his leadership in the Iowa Democratic Party and his candidacy for governor despite limited state political support.
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United States
Alex Miller
Alex
Democratic
Jowa
Cam
Remembering Alex a Faithful Democratic Worker
The article honors Alex as a steadfast Democrat who faced discouraging times with humor and resilience. He earned broad Republican praise in his home county and supported party unity by highlighting opponents' weaknesses, keeping the Democratic machine strong and engaged.
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Platform & Delight
Alex
Journal
Andi
Democratic Organization
Vaudeville Backstage Replicated for Upstage Film
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer staged a complete vaudeville show for Upstage directed by Monta Bell with Norma Shearer in the lead. The mock backstage set included real props and acts from a large circuit, portraying life on the vaudeville circuit with Oscar Shaw as the star’s opposite.
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Metro-Gold- Wyn-Mayer
Monta Bell
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Norma Shearer
Fox
Miss Shearer
Oscar Shaw
Brighton's Child Led Church Opens for Youth Members
A children's church opens in Brighton England with supervision and funding by children. The organist is eleven and both churchwardens are under fourteen as they oversee the new ministry for youngsters.
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Brighton
England
Tuberculosis Germs Found in Most Dead Adults
A study of 500 adults who died from various causes showed tuberculosis germs present in 97 percent of the bodies, indicating the disease often existed in healthy individuals prior to death.
Mixed Life Notes and a Quiet Title Notice
A collage of domestic vignettes on family life and humor contrasts with a legal notice from Washington County Iowa. The extract includes a flood of informal scenes and a formal court petition seeking to quiet title for real estate, with dates set for the March 1927 term and legal actions against unknown claimants.
Tenting Tonight and Odd Classified Snippet
A mixed OCR fragment contains song chorus about camping and misadventures at the old camp ground plus a misc note about work seeking and a fashion line knee notes. Also a brief humorous dialogue about social talk ends the fragment.
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Calumet
Will
An Artistic Career and a Sharp Exchange
In a humorous exchange, Pallette reveals he married last December after pursuing an artistic career. He wore fine clothes, stayed at the best hotel, and wed a millionaire. A father and son then discuss Sunday school, with the son sceptical about its value.
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Mr. Pallette
Poem Fragment Reflections on a Dour Observer
A reader recalls a grim stage piece about a man who sees nothing in the world but gloom. The verse notes his stern, calm gaze and the lack of charm in life as the earth appears sunless to him.
Comic Missouri items show local figures in sallies
A Missouri paper prints a series of humorous exchanges. A railroad agent bank president and mayor tout their status to dodge a collector while a doctor patient joke and a restaurant gag highlight bold social wit and the era’s slang.
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Missouri
District Court Notice of Proceedings in Pringle Estate Case
Original notice in Washington County Iowa March 1927 district court. Plaintiffs George L Duke and Minnie M Duke sue multiple Pringle heirs and administrators of Robert Pringle deceased along with Hart Morehead Woodford Laird Woodford and others for claims to described real estate in town of Washington Iowa. Legal action concerns possession and claims to subdivided parcels described by metes and bounds beginning fifty rods west of the northeast corner of section 32 township 74 north range 9 west fifth principal meridian.
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District Court OF
Washington County
Iowa
George L. Duke
Minnie M Duke
William
Pringle
William Smith Pringle
Robert Pringle
Reuben D. Pringle
John Wasson
Robert Pringe
Elizabeth Pringle
Susan Pringle
Susan Wasson
Isaac H. Garretson
Jannett Garretson
Jannett Pring
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