The King Prays On Hezekiah 1926 Thought for Today
The passage cites 2 Kings 19 15 16 where Hezekiah prays to God asking the Lord to bow his ear to hear and see the words of Sennacherib who mocked the living God. It frames prayer as a plea for divine attention and intervention.
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Hezekiah
Sennacherib
Religion and socialism clash in a modern debate
The writer questions religion's role in society and cites socialist critics who call for atheism and condemn religion. They weigh whether Christianity civilizes or harms civilization and ask if current conditions show improvement under Christian influence. The piece invites readers to judge if life’s meaning rests beyond faith.
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Wilhelm Liebnicht
Young America Notes on Farm Work and Visits
John Woods of Colorado stayed with his brother in law H B Porter to oversee farm interests near Chester. Ben Briley shipped hogs as John May hauled them to town. Mrs J N Phillips visited with daughter Mrs Toppan Johnston near Wellman while Mr Johnston went to Chicago with stock. Rural Women’s club gatherings were hosted by Elmer and Mrs Cherry and by Mrs Ernest Carlson. several families traveled from Bremerton to visit relatives.
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Colorado
H. B. Porter
Chester
Ben Briley
John May
J. N. Phillips
Toppan Johnston
Wellman
Mr. Johnston
Chicago
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Elmer Cherry
Mr. Cherry
Will Marie
Lloyd Humston
Raymond
Dorothy
Lois
Bremerton
Washington
Eliza Butler
Frank Pringle
Keota
Jennie Gardenier
Ernest Carlson
Rural Women's Club
Home Town Echoes and Everyday Quirks in a Small Town
A collage of lighthearted vignettes and sayings from a small town life. Jokes about children and chores mingle with rural humor, a wartime traveler’s tale, and reflections on pride in one’s own little town. The prose recalls simple pleasures, local characters, and community warmth.
In Love With the Pen Holder
He lends a pen that writes beautifully and she confesses affection for the holder. She realizes the pen’s point and the joke reveals a playful romance between the two.
A Draughty Rent Case Ends With Quip
A policeman delivering nonpayment summons to a tenant found the door locked and the bellows used to blow the notice back. After repeated attempts, he remarked that the tenant likely avoided payment due to living in a draughty hole.
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Certai
Old Home Town Weekly Paper Promises Local News Charm
A nostalgic poem extols a weekly hometown paper for its local births deaths land deals and weddings. The narrator favors the intimate coverage over big daily papers while noting Agnes misses everything. The verse dwells on the comforting, community focus of hometown news.
Invigorating Word Lesson From Daily English Notes
Daily notes present a vocabulary tip for one word a day. The entry defines invigorating as to give vigor and energy and gives a sample phrase about mountain air.
Washington County Supervisor Candidates Seek Voters’ Support
A Democratic candidate Joe Roth announces his run for Supervisor in Washington County with term starting January 1 1927 and asks for support in the November 2 1926 election. Republican candidate Ed Kos and incumbent R C Ferguson also seek re election to the Board of Supervisors highlighting experience and dedication to public service.
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Washington County
Board of Supervisors
R. C. Ferguson
Shearer Seeks Reelect as County Treasurer in County Race
Mame B. Shearer, the duly nominated Republican candidate for county treasurer, asks voters for support at the polls on November 2. If reelected, she pledges undivided attention to office duties and to serving the county’s interests.
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Mame B. Shearer
Republican candidate for County Auditor seeks vote
A signed appeal from the Republican candidate to succeed Mr Griffith asks voters to support the county auditor race. The candidate pledges full time service if elected and urges participation at the polls.
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Griffith
Film stunt sequence uses government planes in Mike
Amusements director marshals Air Service pilots and stunt men with Army and Marine support for a climactic scene in Marshall Neilan's Mike. MGM doubted feasibility but cooperation with U S government enables the complex air coordinated stunt for release at the Fox Theatre Friday.
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Mike
United States
Air Service
Army
Marine
Marshall Neilan
Fox
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Neilan
Army and Marine Aid Helps Create Mike Climax
Neilan proposed government support for a problem solution and the Army and Marine Air Divisions at San Diego were asked to assist. Their involvement produced a thrilling and original climax. The cast of Mike includes Sally O'Neil, William Haines, Charlie Murray, Ford Sterling, Muriel Frances Dana, Junior Coghlan, Frankie Darro, Ned Sparks and Sam DeGrasse.
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Army
Marine Air Divisions
San Diego
Mike
Sally O'Neil
William Haines
Charlie Murray
Ford Sterling
Muriel Frances Dana
Junior Coghlan
Frankie Darro
Ned Sparks
Sam DeGrasse
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