The Preacher Remembers Miss Susie Noe in Funeral Reflections
The Preacher's Column laments Miss Susie Noe's death and notes a large Baptist Church funeral. It contemplates death's inevitability, contrasts Christian and non Christian perspectives, and urges living righteously while inviting all to the church every Sunday.
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Susie Noe
Susie
Baptist Church
Heaven
The
Sherman Flour Mills Paid 1.72 Million Tax on Wheat
Sherman flour mills reported about 1,724,134.50 in wheat processing tax for the year ending June 30 1934. The mills ground 5,251,257 bushels of wheat into flour, with production led by Sherman among Texas and Oklahoma centers.
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Sherman
Sherman Flour Mills
Sherman Mills
Texas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
United States
Federal Bureau of the Census
U. S
Omaha man quits loan idea after repeated banker speech
An Omaha man says he heard a banker give the same pitch fifty times and decides against pursuing the loan. Thomaston Georgia newspaper item notes the frustration and decision stemming from the repeated sales talk.
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Omaha
Thomaston
No clear headline from quoted village remark
The fragment quotes a villager praising a new resident as a “real lady” who cannot tell meat types, noting she doesn’t know veal from mutton. The readable text offers no further events, names, or dates to anchor a full article summary.
What Next A Mosaic Of Oddities And News From Chicago
A jumbled column recounts bizarre incidents and milestones across North America including a nude marriage ceremony in Chicago a request for a New York marriage license denied for Siamese twins a boot legger allegation in Kansas and a plan to paint nude works by the South Park Board.
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Chicago
New York City
Kansas
Charles Miller
A. A. Woods
East Tawns
Mich
Boston Boys
New Deal
Montana
Lady Cavendish
Adele Astaire
Cyril Paquette
Sudbury
Ont
Fred Goodshell
Torchu
Alberta
South Park Board
University of Chicago
Wichta
Kaw
Colorado
John Dillinger
South Bend
Why Discriminate About the Modern Girl Embarrassment
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation by Sam Hill comments that the only thing a modern girl hides is her embarrassment, reflecting social attitudes of the era in a concise mockery.
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Sam Hill
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Pin Hole Through Common Pin Achieved
Henry Huss of Meadford Ontario after two years of effort has drilled a hole end to end through a common pin without damage. The hole is just large enough for a single hair to pass through, made with a fine drill.
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Toronto
Ontario
Henry Huss
Meadford
Triumph of Comfort Over Pedestrian Safety Questioned
A historical remark questions knee-action wheels’ safety effect. It notes the rider’s claim that the wheels cushion impact, while expressing doubt about its effect on pedestrians. The exchange highlights concerns over mechanized transportation and public safety.
Bible and Crime News Compared Across History
A Gilmer Mirror column argues newspapers echo biblical crime narratives from Genesis and Exodus. It notes crime stories in the Old Testament mirror modern reporting to inform the public, praising editors for presenting facts while contemplating authorship of Moses and ancient writings.
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Gilmer Mirror
Cain
Abel
Dallas News
Joseph
Moses
Eve
Case
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