Nevada Divorce Law Turns Reno Into Divorce Mecca
Reno Nev a city of 15000 population becomes a magnet for divorce seekers under a new law requiring six months domicile with no continuous residence needed. The uproar follows a stampede of applicants from across the United States seeking prompt absolute divorce.
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United States
Nevada
Lawnigraton
Rony
South Dakota
Nat Goodwin
Margaret Mington
Daniel Frohumo
Sto
Reno
State University
Mackay School of Mines
Big Carnegie Mbrary
Truckee
Arger
Noted Old Tavern Still Standing in Shelbyville Tenn
The Whitney tavern in Shelbyville Tennessee, built in 1810, remains well preserved. It is cedar log construction with chinking and weatherboarding updated, and features large stone chimneys. It later served as Thomas Holland’s residence and housed spacious stables for stage coaches and travelers on routes to Nashville and other southern points.
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Whitney
Shelbysville
Tenn
Thomas Holland
Iso
Nashville
Mississippi
Chrix Sen Seleuce
Missionary builds a German church from junk in Omaha
Rev Julius F Schwarz, a German American pastor, leads a Newark style salvage project in Omaha to erect a First German Presbyterian Church using discarded junk and local labor. He buys a lot, sells the old church, digs a foundation, and rents stone and timber from streets and yards. His effort, aided by outside donors, aims to serve a 11 room church and a parsonage with minimal cost and lasting impact on his German congregation.
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Mr. Schwarz
Northwest
Omaha
Julius F. Schwars
Solomon
Soo
Rosewater
Union Station
Schwarz
Fred Stather
Indiana
Schwars
Riley
Kane
Schware
Schwara
University of Omaha
Presbytery of
Rev Schwarz
Franklin County
Heidelberg
Baden
Germany
Science and Faith in the Scientific Age
A thoughtful essay questions whether greater knowledge diminishes religious interest and piety. It argues that truth must align with facts, warns that faith rooted in fear fades when confronted with evidence, and asks if an intelligent, educated mind can truly grasp the riches and meaning of religion.
Canada Celebrates Thanksgiving With Prosperity and Praise
The piece notes Canadian Thanksgiving arriving earlier, driven by abundant harvests and rising wealth. It highlights Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta as primary benefactors, projects a wheat yield of 130 million bushels from seven million acres, and recalls Western optimism and gratitude for Providence and favorable weather.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Toronto Globe
West
Providence
The New Novel Question in Family Talk
A light dialogue centers on reading habits with Mr Goodchild asked about the latest work. A witty exchange reveals a parental rule against reading certain books and a playful pause between characters.
Catarrh cure claims strong medical backing
An advertisement style item touts a blood based catarrh treatment with a mix of syrup of sarsaparilla , toris compound, and whiskey. It promotes rapid results and easy preparation, plus mentions product sourcing from druggists and wholesale houses.
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Reno, Nev
Mecca
Nev
Court House
First German Presbyterian Church
Julius F. Schwarz
Schwarkz
Science and
Mr. Goodchild
Imeg
Cain
F Hardmore
Red Cross
Lewis
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