Near-Sighted Christians Suffering From Distressing Condition
Chicago readers confront spiritual near-sightedness that blunts faith and service. The sermon argues many Christians fret over evil, adopt lower standards, or fight with worldly tactics. It cites David and Asaph to urge trust in God, patience, and upright means, citing Psalm 37 and warning against compromising virtue.
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Jesus
Iqut
Asaph
Saul
God
David
Goa
Jacob
Joseph
Gai
The Way to Carve and Modern Football Previews
Practical guidance on carving meat and roasting from trussing to serving details follows a sport section featuring college football’s Big Nine era. It notes Chicago Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota as core powers, hints at forthcoming Illinois Northwestern Purdue battles, and closes with horse and cycling results.
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Middle West
East
Chicago
Michigan
Harvard
Wisconsin
Yale
Northwestern
Indiana
Purdue
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Illnois
Dally Scifl In Chicago Daily News Portrait
A fragment notes the Chicago Daily News questions if Dally Scifl is truly as bad as her unfavorable public image suggests while acknowledging strong, printed dread. The remark hints at a debate over her character and influence.
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Chicago Daily News
No I Won't Trade for Liquor Breath Line
A brief Chicago American quip presents a street exchange where one person refuses to give anything due to the other smelling of liquor, and the other asks for a nickel to buy something to snack on. The exchange captures a gritty urban humor tone.
Duffy Returns From European Sprint Tour Triumphs
Arthur Duffy, famed American amateur sprinter, arrives home after a highly successful European tour. He won 18 firsts, two seconds, and one third in 23 starts, all defeats by handicap. He beat British champion R W Wadsleigh and F W Rinerr at Wolverhampton on June 26 in 10 seconds. Duffy notes great racing abroad and a $10,000 profit at Ibsor Park, with strong crowd support and betting shops. Dusty plans postgraduate study back at college.
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Arthur Duffy
Europe
Georgetown
Duffy
Wolverhampton
R.W. Wadsleigh
F. W. Rinerr
Ibsor Park
England
Dusty
Montana mob lynches Walter Jackson for murder of six year old
In Hamilton Montana a mob of 75 masked men overpowered jailers and hanged Walter Jackson, condemned for killing six year old Fannie Buck whose body was found mutilated. Jackson pleaded for mercy as he was executed by hanging from an electric light pole. the leader remained unknown. Authorities cut down his body 35 minutes later and moved it to the morgue.
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Hamilton
Mont
Walter Jackson
Fannie Buck
Stephens
Jackson
Yonnie Buck
Ant
Supreme Court
Bank Robbery at Berwick Illinois
Four men robbed the Farmers' State Bank in Berwick Knox county near Abingdon early Wednesday, drilling the vault and taking 2400 dollars. Residents were held at gunpoint as the robbers loaded the loot and fled eastward. no suspects found. W G Tubbs, bank president, says the loss is fully insured.
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Peoria
Ill
Ber~wick
Abingdon
Knox County
State Bank
W. G. Tubbs
Battle With Burglars In Columbus Grove
A running fight between Lima residents and eight burglars followed a post office robbery in Columbus Grove early Wednesday. No injuries reported. Suspicion fell on strangers in town for days. Extra guards placed near banks. post office left unprotected. Nearby towns alerted to watch for thieves. Amount stolen not large.
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Lima
Columbus Grove
Murdered Justice of the Peace Vanishes in Chicago
P H Konzen a 35 year old wealthy Justice of the Peace from New Hampton S D disappeared en route to Chicago during centennial week. Police are asked to investigate a robbery killing scenario as he had planned to sell a large South Dakota property stake. Friends suspect he was slain for a payoff and robbed after leaving his home September 29.
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Chicago
P. H. Konzen
New Hampton
Konzen
South Dakota
St. Louisans Asphyxiated in Chicago Hotel Room
William Dobbin, 68, and his wife suffered escaping gas effects at the Quincy hotel in Chicago. They were found Wednesday by the hotel clerk after registering Tuesday from St. Louis. Authorities suspect a gas leak that did not shut off properly led to their exposure.
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William Dobbin
Chicago
Quincy Hotel
Celrk
St. Louis
Unt
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Hamilton, Mont
Fanniie Buck
Berwick
Farmer's State Bank of
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