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Newspaper

Weekly Expositor

Location

Yale, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1892

Page

2

A Lost Sheep Sermon and Gospel Call from Feb Meeting

The article surveys a sermon on Luke 15 7 praising heavenly joy over one sinner who repenteth. It weaves parable of the lost sheep with calls to repentance, salvation history, and personal conversion, urging listeners to seek mercy and turn to Christ now.

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Memory of Theodore Tilton in Paris Recalled

The former New York journalist and lecturer Theodore Tilton, longtime figure in America's scandal era, lives quietly in Paris. He occupies a small apartment near Notre Dame and sustains himself through careful savings and writing for English and American papers. He keeps many French friends, remains cordial to countrymen, and is described as generous and chivalrous despite past controversies.

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Ancient razors traced from shells to electricity

A science writer explains how shaving evolved from shell and stone tools in ancient times to bronze and finally tempered steel and electric razors. The piece notes Egyptians depicted beardless faces, describes early hair removal by shells and sharpened edges, and mentions methods used by various cultures before modern razors.

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Fishing for Compliments at the Cabinet Night

A dialogue unfolds where Gus DeSmith-Plesass and Tam discuss beauty. The Aged Maiden notes flattery while Tam insists he is no judge, and the banter turns on who among them is the prettiest.

Gus DeSmith Plesass

The Late Justice and Notable Biographies

A late portrait of Justice Bradley describes his active Supreme Court work and analytical mind. The piece covers Henderson, a New Yorker born in 1813, his law career, education at Rutgers, and his role in the New Jersey bridge case. It also mentions Mrs. Beckel, noted Saratoga society figure, and her elegant home at 50th Street.

Bradley Supreme Court Gray Harlan Ageursey Joseph P. Hendley New Yorker Vilage Ferme Rutgers Arthur Gifford Newark N. J St- Preie Court Grant Mary Hornblower New Jersey Lafayette College Justice Iradley Saratoga Benjamin Fr. Heckel New York

Bears Run in Droves in Sullivan County Tales

A long-remembered saga recounts bears gathering in drove-like groups across Sullivan County from Harwood to Hardenbergh. Boy hunter Clarence Ghattuck earns fame after a dramatic stand at a hemlock, guiding a kill. Other drives form near Eldred and Beaverkill with Jim Smith leading a large hunting party to corral a massive bear and chase further groups into Ulster and Hardenbergh townships.

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Growing Young at 100 in San Paulo Brazil

A Central American newspaper profile reports a man over a century old in San Paulo who is regaining youth he has grown new teeth and dark hair again. A successful horse trader, he rides long distances, has been married three times and is now a wealthy widower. He once suffered a tumor cured by being gored by a bull.

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Chicken Propertor Finds Nuggets in Pendleton Dinner

A Pendleton Oregon family found two small gold nuggets in a chicken’s craw during dressing the fowl. The source notes a joke caption about a handsome sheriff and a court order in a separate fragment, titled Caught in his Own Trap with dialogue involving Miss McFall.

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