Sabbath School Rally at Wonster Township Sees Spirit and Guidance
Attendees of Friday afternoon and evening sessions at Severana Hall enjoyed readings, songs, and sermons led by Rev H W Lowry and Rev Dr Miller. Miss Gepford reported on state and county associations, while officers were elected including Rev W L Neal as president and M E Gordon as treasurer. The event featured an illustrated lecture on the Holy Land by Rev S F Vance and an earnest benediction by Rev T K Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonster Township
H. W Lowry
Fossower
Matt
Happ
Webster
Key W . Neal
Mins
Clare P. Gepford
Miss Gepford
Inez
Severana Hall
Miller
L. E Runkle
Hook
S. F. Vance
W L. Neal
Vic
Wesley BH. Zange
G. W. Spangier
M. £. Gordon
An Arabian Story Ends Feud With Mock Payback
An Arab and his wife quarrelled constantly. The wife fled to her father for help, and after she reported grievances the father, a wise sheik, boxed his daughter’s ears in turn. The tale ends with a mirrored act of payback.
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Lin Lend
Luatlee Blatter
Rest of us Have Had That Trouble
A Chicago Tribune quotation portrays a office boy’s father and an employer discussing the boy’s poor fit. The employer’s blunt remark implies the issue lies with others rather than the boy, highlighting workplace friction and social friction in a terse exchange.
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Chicago Tribune
Singular looking machine called she puzzles passenger
A traveler in Chicago questions a station platform man about why he referred to an unusual machine as a she. The platform man explains that it is not a snatcher, and the exchange concludes with the traveler leaning back into the car as the train moves on.
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Chicago Tris
Theal Truth and The Change in Hand Worth More
A fragmentary verse lead appears to mix quotations about reputations and change. The lines reference a “Theal Truth” and “The Change,” contrasting past status with future worth, annotated as a playful misquote from the Philadelphic Record.
Moslems at Worship A Night in Constantinople Mosques
A special correspondent recalls sleepless beginnings in Constantinople, exploring mosques such as the Valide sultan and Ahmed, noting intricate tilework, six minarets, and devout dervishes. The journey continues aboard the Orient Express to Paris, with vivid scenes of street life, students reciting the Koran, and a wary warning about Beylerbeyi Palace.
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Ahmed
Mecca
Alexander
Pera
Paris
Constantinople
Subselling With Dynamite in California Vineyards
A Germantown visitor recalls vineyard methods on the Pacific coast where dynamite is used to loosen soil to three feet. Cartridges are placed and exploded to break ground cheaply and effectively while destroying the phylloxera parasite that harms vines.
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Menjamin Mann
Germantown
Pacific Coast
Reed’s Idea and the Tower of Strength Comment
A humorous anecdote about Thomas B. Reed meeting a large, confident supporter who overstates influence. The admirer promises help with an office bid, while Reed mutters a quip about confusing his “waist line” with a “dome of strength” in a sharp turn of wit.
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Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Richest Heiress of Europe Cited as Marie Bonaparte
A 22 year old Princess Marie Bonaparte, daughter of Mile Blant and Prince Roland Bonaparte, is described as Europe’s richest heir in Paris with her father, the monopole Monte Carlo betting founder’s kin.
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Europe
Marie Bonaparte
Mile. Blant
Blanc
Monte Carlo
Prince Roland Bonaparte
Paris
Ancient Bremen A City Of Ups and Downs Through Ages
Special correspondence chronicles Bremen over 1100 years of resilience and growth. It notes shipbuilding, trade, and wartime sieges that thinned its population yet failed to end its prosperity. Landmarks like the old cathedral, the Church of Our Savior, and the Rathhaus reflect Gothic and Renaissance history.
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Germans Rand
Weser
Ani
Trhnaport
Barland
Holland
Spain
Vernice
Brémen
Purney Waa
Bremen
Heoeath
Rathhaus II
Roland
Ersant
Charlemagne
Hattia
Church of Our Savior
Rathhaus
Parrot-Character Education Questioned by Washington Post
A letter questions systematized schooling after describing a 14 year old girl who excels in tests yet lacks genuine understanding. The writer argues rote recitation masks true learning and criticizes current teaching methods.
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Washington Post
Papa
Oid
Washlogton
President Alderman of Tulane recounts boy’s missteps in New Orleans tale
Edwin A. Alderman, former North Carolina citizen and Tulane University president, recalls a dinner at the Monta wotan home in New Orleans. He describes a boorish youth and a mother’s attempts to excuse him, noting the boy never chased his father at the table.
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Edwin A. Alderman
Tulane University
Ino
New Orleana
North Carolina
R&r
Monta Wotan
Lee
Houpan
Tabie
Sunset Timed Cake Named by Thrifty Wife
Frankh Barkenda of the Pennsylvania railroad recalls home dinner with staff and a crowing family of children. A thrifty wife baked a golden topped cake, calling it Sunset Timed, noting it disappears quickly yet does not travel on their road.
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Frankh Barkenda
Pennevvania
Mr. Barksdale
Mr .Barksdale
Beronce
King Edward Breaks Lawes in Windsor Speed Run
A report claims King Edward recently traveled from London to Windsor in just over an hour by car, a distance of about twenty miles. It notes the legal speed limit as twelve miles per hour and suggests royal authorities may have overlooked the apparent speeding incident.
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King Edward
Lawes
London
Windsor
Moose Gratitude Tale of Moose Kissed Man's Hand
Bangor correspondent recounts a Maine incident where a bull moose, injured on a barbed wire fence, showed gratitude to farmer Kinree Ring by kissing his hand. Ring freed the creature, which then led him to shelter before dying from its injuries that night, leaving Ring honored for kindness.
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Froom Kinee Parm
Mooseboat Lake
Bangor
New York Tribune
EE J King
Kinco
King
Mr Ring
Moose
Plebt
Ring Immeduierty
Ring
Conditions Before the War by JT Troworuze
Theodore Walker in Atlantic Moping Work r draws attention as a preacher with local impact. A crowd in Charleston references Parker and Parker, misidentification leads to a wary landlord moment. The tale notes mistaking Theodore Parker of Boston for another figure and a wish to add a middle initial.
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JT Troworuze
Theodore Walker
Atlantic
Rome
Phillips
Guin
South Carolina
Betet Register
Wong
Almond
Parker
Tyrone
Theodore Parker
Rothe
D Parker
Easily Diagnosed Tam a overtlse companion of his
Fragmentary OCR text describes a character named Jones of Nevada and a companion who accuses him of indecision and moral blindness. The dialogue reflects a melodramatic confrontation about money and friendship, with references to misfortune and outsider status. The passage mentions Londoners and foreigners in a negative light.
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Suster Jum P Jones
Nevada
Cbaracteria Etory
Jones
Rmett
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Mahomet
Avery
Leon
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Venice
Nooka
Holy of Koltesa
Palace of
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Bosporor
Soen
Elty
Sultan
Dyaser Sun
Cva
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