Second United Presbyterian Church hosts series of services
A series of special services began at the Second United Presbyterian church with a sermon from Nehemiah by Rev. S. E. Greer of the Reform Presbyterian church. Neighboring prayer meetings drew large crowds and enthusiasm. next week, nightly services at 7 30 will feature Rev. H. B. Speer of Omaha, Neb. with communion on Sunday.
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Second United Presbyterian Church
S. E. Greer
Reformed Prsbyterian Church
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Berer
H. B. Speer
Central United Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Nebr
Speer
Mr. Speer
Dark Days by Walt Mason
A reflective verse piece laments empty bleachers and fading sports glory. Writers and actors replace players as offstage rifts and self regard replace on field action, with spring hoped to bring back the ball game.
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Walt Mason
Syre
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot provide. It asserts the product works internally, lists testimonials, and notes a 75 cent price per bottle with a statement about the firm F J Cheney & Co and supporting banks.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F J. Cheney
National Bank OF Commerce
O. Hall
Brighton Defeats Home Team 38 to 10 in Season Opener
The home high school team opened on their floor and overwhelmed visiting Brighton 38 10. Dokies scored 11 of the home team's 38 while Eldridge Meek and Goode contributed solidly as guards limited Brighton. Next game is Friday versus Columbus Junction at home.
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Brighton
Dokies
Eldridge
Meek
Goode
Garard
Cummings
Knauss
Columbus Junction
Burlington
Washington
Hull
Oakes
Junction Town
Mackeachron
Dokes
Swisher
Prizer
Waterhouse
Cooper
Day
Loose
Nifh
Charles Vincent
Howard Eldridge
Wade Gardner
LeRoy Garard
Everette Patterson
Earl Fulton
Ehler Kivcamp
Nathan Fields
Ray Cummings
Donald McLaughlin
Carl Meey
Lloyd Brown
Schumann- Heink
The Finishing School A Satirical Sketch
A humorous piece lampoons finishing schools as expensive institutions in the Far East where girls are shaped into culture through classics, accents, and etiquette. It mockingly describes dorm life, chaperones, and lessons in table manners, theater access, and social proprieties.
Boy seeks damages from Iowa farmer for assault
John Holley Nau, a thirteen year old plaintiff, sues Fred Myers of Oak Leaf Tippecanoe township for five hundred dollars in punitive damages alleging a December 19 1912 assault in the Oak Leaf district school that left him bruised and forced to miss classes. Balser Nau his father acts as next friend with attorney F S Finney.
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Fred Myers
Balser Nau
Oak Leaf
Tippecanoe Township
Miss Peterson
Fred Meyers
Meyers
Finney
German globe trotters walk world wagered trek ends in sight
Wilhelm Benner and Joseph Rausche two young Austrian reporters arrived in Washington after a seventeen week walk from New York City bound for a world tour to complete a 13000 dollar wager. They plan to reach Vienna in three and a half years by walking through Germany Holland the Atlantic crossing aided by a fortune and occasional tips.
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Vienna
Austria
Washington
New York City
Germany
Holland
Rotterdam
New York
Rockford
San Francisco
Japan
China
India
Chicago
Milwaukee
Mayors Office
Globe Trotters
Glasgow
Rey
Rasche
the Democrat
City Goes Into Saloon Business in Sterling
Sterling Illinois January 18 by order of Judge Ramsey the Whiteside county circuit court the city takes control of a saloon Several days ago Herman Reiske a saloon keeper was sentenced to twenty days in jail for selling liquor to minors More counts are charged against him pending good behavior Judge Ramsay ordered the mayor and chief of police to run the saloon with Reiske’s employer and hold the city responsible for its conduct while the proprietor is jailed
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Sterling
Ramsey
Whiteside County Circuit Court
Herman Reiske
Ramsay
Reiske
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Advertisement
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Pro viding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
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