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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1908
Page
6
The narrator awakens trapped in a dingy room with a missing key and a hidden exit. He escapes through a neighboring window into a bare corridor then reenters a dim building to avoid guards, narrowly avoiding detection as he makes his way toward the saloon and its loiterers.
A narrator finds his office empty with signs of a hurried departure. The saloon is cleared of bottles and people, and the desk is in disarray. He enters Number 15 to discover Doddridge Knapp pale and shocked, suggesting a shocking event or danger ahead.
Mrs. W. F. Tuttle of Paris hosted guests. Miss Lelia Fielder and Miss Lillie Skidmore hosted visitors. Local residents attend church, visits, and prayer meetings. cattle sales discussed. several relatives ill or traveling. social events include dinners and visits to Clintonville and Richmond.
The article outlines several celery storage methods for home and market use. Home storage includes ridge banked soil with straw covers or stable manure, and cool ventilated cellars for small amounts. For box storage roots sit in moist sand or earth with ventilated, drainable sides. Larger quantities use layered sand or earth with boards to secure the crop. Market gardeners rely on trenches or store houses, while small growers follow these common practices.
Johnson family members and friends frequent Mt Sterling Winchester and the Levee area. Transactions include C C Johnson selling two heifers to J M Snowden at 3 cents per pound and Garfield Johnson buying a cow from James Thacker. Several visited relatives and attended court, with social events noted.
The article notes that early languages lacked punctuation and spacing. Letters were evenly spaced with no connecting links, making rapid reading difficult.
Mrs. Golden of near Dodge visits son Willis Golden. Mrs. J. J. Haggard and Mrs. Whit Hampton stay with Mrs. Geo Reed at Boonesboro. Miss Elizabeth Powell visits relatives in Richmond. E. C. Gregg returns from Bloomington Illinois. Frank Golden of Richmond visits Willis Golden family. Mooresville schoolhouse hosts worship Thursday night November 26. all invited.
Mr Ernest Lisle and Mr Jim Patrick of Paris were guests of J R Lisle for the past week. Richard Brown and Ernest Lisle of Paris visited J R Lisle and family. Lula and Hattie Lisle visited Miss Alice and Nanvik Hardy. Friday Mrs Eliza Lisle and her son Johnnie visited Mr and Mrs Jim Bob Eppersen Sataiany Miss Essie Hodgkin is il
Rev D M Stearns analyzes Isaiah 28 1 13 and the woe section as a cornerstone of faith. He warns professing Christians against spiritual drunkenness and argues true renewal comes by the Spirit not by human effort. The piece cites gospel references and calls believers to walk in the way Christ.
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