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Western Kansas World in Wakeeney, Kansas

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Newspaper

Western Kansas World

Location

Wakeeney, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1890

Page

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Bring Yourself to Jesus and Love as Life’s First Command

Sermon notes urge bringing oneself to Christ as the starting point of true morality. It argues personality in God is essential to love with heart soul and mind, condemning cynics and critics among youth, and warning against judgmental costume criticism. The piece cites biblical love as life and cautions against self-righteous scrutiny in school and society.

Jess Jesus Christ Ami Lile God

Who Senny Munk: A Portrait of Jenny June as Leader

Jenny June emerges as a brisk, energetic young woman with an air of dignity and authority. The description contrasts a potential eleven-year president image with her actual youthful vigor, confidence, and charm. She inspires trust, invites tea at her home, and connections with distinguished people, while Croly notes her versatile high grade work and analytical insight.

Senny Munk Jenny June Sorpsis Croly New Orleans Times

Untitled snippet on friendship ending and a widow

A fragmented dialogue recounts a friendship ending and a widow in the scene. The speakers discuss hurt feelings after an incident, with one mentioning being inside a certain place at a specific time, implying personal conflict and social tension.

Maryland village shows long-lived residents and tall men

In Sandy Spring near Laurel on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, elders are cited for extreme longevity and height. The piece lists dozens of residents with ages from 80 to over 118, naming families such as Penn, Sullivan, and Riggs, and noting several individuals over six feet tall. It also includes jokes, anecdotes, and a shift to other local tidbits about corsets, a deacon prayer, and various small items.

Maryland Montgomery County Laurel Baltimore and Ohio Sandy Spring Robert H. Moran Penn Mary Edward Lizzie Joseph Joshua William ‘Thompson Bell Boys Shadrach Meshach Abednega Davis Thatcher Tiaac Moore Mrs. Kirk Billy Mathews Will McCormick Billy Simpson Mahlon Chandles Cornelina Sullivan William Brown Jimmy Whiteside Hale and Hearty William Thompson Randall Thompson Joe Thompson Joshua Lewis Ephraim Murphy Henry Stabler Edward Stabler Caleb Stabler Richard Tucker Perry Luear Jet Higgins Ed. Penn Josh Robert Sullivan Will George Mah- Ton Nelson Sullivan Richard Sullivan Long Dick Perry Artemas Riggs Big Bill Brown Long Bill Brown Little Bill Brown Tiane Moore God Nathas Perry Lizear

Carl Pretzris Philosophy Chase in a World of Virtue

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a character named Carl Pretzris and a chase tied to religion and virtue. The text likens the world to a great school where discipline and moral frameworks shape men, with mentions of Nedure as a strong foe and hints of sweetness.

Carl Pretzris Chase Nedure

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