Full Grown Man sermon highlights 1909 graduation
Rev U S Smith delivers the baccalaureate for the 1909 Graham High School class in the opera house. The address, rooted in Ephesians 4 13 4 etc, stresses perfect manhood, self mastery, education and faith. Choir pieces and instrumental duets accompany the ceremony as colors purple and white fill the decorations. Graduation will feature the play Why Smith Left Home.
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U. S. Smith
Graham Opera House
J. C. Abels
Mr. Smith
Church of Christ
Opera House
Smith
Local Croquet Event At The Fair Attracts Attention
In local news from The Fair area many residents are noted visiting and returning from trips. J. W. Smith and Clark Pulver travel to Chicago for business and from Keota they arrive by weekend. Sol Rich and Elva Beardsley visit, while Elrod Dayton and Frank Eagle arrive from Brighton and Omaha respectively. William Hillhouse funeral attended by A C White. R T McCall improves after illness. Alex Lytle returns to Chicago to resume University of Chicago studies. Mrs M J Roberts and daughter Ida expected from Colorado Springs.
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Sol Rich
Chicago
Clark Pulver
Keota
Frank Eagle
Omaha
Elrod Dayton
Brighton
Elva Beardsley
Haskins
Er. B. Howard
Marshalltown
Chas. Keiser
A. C. White
William Hillhouse
Havre
R. T. McCall
Ada Dooley
Eldon
West Chester
Floyd McClellan
Leigh Bell
The
State University
Lou Blanchard
Chillicothe
Mercer
Mary, Nel
Bessie Moore
Columbus Junction
Alex Lytle
University of Chicago
H. M. Fricher
Root Juice remedy praised by Fort Wayne reader
A local testimonial claims Root Juice cured decades of pain and digestive issues. The writer describes improved health after four bottles and urges others to try the remedy sold for one dollar per bottle or three for two dollars and fifty cents at Lemmon's drug store.
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J. A. Colbert
R. R.no. 7
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Lemmon’s
Oldest man at 120 marries third time and lives to 140
The piece credits James Wright of Spurlock Kentucky with youthfulness at 80 and recounts Wm Parr England living to 132 and beyond. It touts Electric Bitters as a cure for kidney trouble after six bottles and claims the medicine revives youth, urging readers to try it at 60c.
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Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
J. BE
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