Sacred Heart Church Opens Christmas Day In Butte
The new Sacred Heart Catholic church in Butte opens Christmas morning with a solemn high mass at five, a 4 o'clock mass precedes, and a 6 o'clock service marks the official opening. Father Callahan leads with Fathers Moskopp Spokane Mallaly and Giacalone assisting. Mullaly delivers the sermon and Moskopp preaches at 11. The article details the ornate lighting, choir, and future furnishings, plus a large 65 altar boy contingent and a notable organ and stained glass plan.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Father Callahan
Fathers Moskopp
Spokane
Mallaly
Paulist
Giacalone
Father Mullaly
Father Moskopp
Gonzaga College
WW. A. ‘Amfreaux
Sacred Heart Church
Callahan
Brandel
Sacred Heart
Adams
Fitz Butler
C. F. Kelly
Iwyrie
Millard
Mercadante
J. Read
Use of apples diet and digestion guidance
An Independent medical writer notes that mellow apples eaten at meals aid digestion and prevent heaviness from other foods. Senator West adds a cautious view about a man entering a broader discussion on dietary practice and health expectations.
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The
Independent
Senator West
Apple Aesthetic and Dietetics Through History
The essay extols apples as essential at noon meals and breakfast substitutes. It traces fruit worship from John Wesley to Charles Lamb, Dr Johnson, and Calvinism, praising varieties like Northern Spy and Macintosh Red. It celebrates apple blossoms and fruit forests as a cultural and culinary force shaping dietetics.
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John Wesley
England
Charles Lamb
Johnson
Lamb
Spitzenburg
What Kind Of A What Could Be Nicer Or More Beneficial
A reader asks what kind of item would be more helpful as a Christmas present for a home. The question seeks practical, valuable suggestions suited to improving daily comfort and usefulness within the household.
Marriageable age and changing views in a fashionable era
A London era piece notes the shift in marriageable age from teens to twenties, arguing girls now seek cultured, tactful partners. It contrasts old maid stereotypes with modern women and suggests older men are often preferable for compatibility and companionship.
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London
Forgetting the Bible and quotation marks in journalism
The Kansas City Star notes shrinking use of biblical quotations without tags as newspapers face reader unfamiliarity and confusion. It cites examples from the New York Evening Post and Nebraska Independent and discusses quotes from Isaiah Job Naboth Jezebel and other biblical stories by students and the public, arguing for clearer attribution.
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Kansas City Star
New York Evening Post
Nebraska Independent
New York
Evening Post
Job
Colombia
Panama
Naboth
Vineyard
Jezebel
Jacob
Esau
Saul
Endor
Daniel
Orton Bros Move to Siegel Block for Expanded Piano House
The Orton Bros music firm, serving Montana and Idaho, has leased the Siegel block at 218 and 215 North Main Street for a long term. The remodel includes a recital hall, piano parlors, self playing instrument parlor, studios, and workshops to create the West’s most complete piano house. They plan a full new stock arrival as work completes.
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Orton Bros
Montana
Idaho
Orton Bros.’ Music House
North Main Street
Orton Broe
Brand new pianos offered at reduced prices
An ad lists upright pianos including Kelso Hin Kin and several brand new models with prices from 300 to 450 dollars. It highlights a Knabe at 450, Weber at 375, and Hallet Davis at 329, presenting a sale of excellent condition instruments with steep discounts.
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Hallet & Davis
Musical Instruments Sale Catalog Card
Second hand organs priced at 15 18 26 dollars and up Brand new Kimball and Mason Hamlin from 58 65 dollars and up Terms cash or easy payments six dollars down two 50 to five dollars monthly Piano players closed out at 140 160 and 175 Mandolins guitars etc at nearly half price Catalogues prices terms mailed on application.
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Kimball and Mason & Hamlin
Loss of biblical allusions would blunt English literature
The article argues religious considerations aside that losing biblical references would strip writers of a rich, distinctive language. Quotations from Scripture enrich literary works and remain broadly understood, yet future essayists may struggle to impart the same flavor without these familiar allusions.
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Franklin
Joshua
Briton
France
Fashoda At Center Of Anglo French Tension Revisited
An 1898 incident at Fashoda on the White Nile is reviewed with a French view by explorer M. Roger d Azay. The fort and garrison are tiny, ivory trade is government controlled, and local Chilliuks and Denkas are described in harsh terms.
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Fashoda
White Nile
Khartoum
Lord Kitchener
Feshoda
Marchand
France
Sobat
Abyssinia
Jibuti
Roger Lazarche d'Azay
M. d'Azay
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Alf Paynter
Mr. Carroll
Max Kroger
William Carroll
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Kroger
Miss Best
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Iryi
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