Philip's Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev J Go Snyder pastor. Sunday services at 10 and 7 13 p m. Sunday school at 12 m. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 5 p m. Rev Wilberforce Wells rector Matting Evensong. Holy Communion first Sunday 10 45 a m other Sundays 7 30 am. Sunday School 12 00 m. Seats free.
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A. Bennett
Bertin
J. GoSnyder
Wilberforce. Wells
Evyensong
M. E. Brown
ST. Mary's Catholic Church
Tey
Berkery
Sun Returns to Brighten Sorrowing Hearts
Laurens Maynard quotes a hopeful verse in Kate Field's Washington about night giving way to dawn. The poem speaks of weary watchers of the skies awaiting a glad morrow and the sun’s slow return dispelling gloom. It emphasizes faith through trial and the sun’s increasing power to meet joy.
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Laurens Maynard
Kate Field
Washington
Dimple and Dumpling At The Barber Shop
In a downtown barbershop a tall young man brings a little girl, her mother and brother for a final haircut. The child asks the barber to save her curls Dimple and Dumpling while the others are trimmed. The scene ends with the girl cherishing the kept curls and plans for future visits and a baseball ticket gift.
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Mr. Barber
Dimple
Dumpling
Ceylon
Sv. Barber
Alec
Lena
Cecil
Soa
Mr. Masbet
Baseball Match Dream Turns Comic on Broadway
A scene on Broadway follows Lena and Dimple as a redfaced gentleman seeks a kiss and a ticket to a Grant baseball match from Lena's mother. He offers money and a shiny trinket for soda after the Tuscaroras are defeated, while Lena delivers Dimple on its journey and the barber-wary quartet heads off.
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Cecil
Dick Turpins
Lena
Ife
Alec
Dimple
Broadway
Acton Davies
New York Evening Sun
Profit in Caponizing Fowls as a Profitable Practice
An American Cultivator summary extols caponizing as a growing, profitable poultry practice. It notes Parisian and U.S. adoption, claims capons yield better meat, require care and skilled work, and highlights quiet behavior and nursing value for broods. Large Dorkings or Asiatics are recommended as best breeds for caponizing.
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Philadelphia
Buckwheat Pays As A Second Crop After Clover Sods
A discussion on improving soil health through barnyard manure nitrogen fixing legumes and organic matter. Spraying methods include Paris green London purple and kerosene emulsion for pests and hellebore on currants. Buckwheat cited as a profitable, timely crop following clover sod with good returns when paired with lime superphosphate.
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H. J. Wheeler
Rhode Island
Fellowship and Mission in a Pastor’s Life Lessons
A pastor recalls personal events in New York and a rural home, where a minister’s door was feared yet opened by an unexpected dying man. The narrative explores mercy, prayer, and the idea that true fellowship with Jesus requires equality and shared mission.
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Jesus
John
Sanborn
Christian Advocate
Oats as a Hay Crop Advice
Farmers are advised that if oats do not harvest well, cut early like grass, rake in light windrows, and store for Feb 1 feeding. Cows eat oats dry, improving milk yield. calves and yearlings gain strong spring growth. Full feed pays in growth and product.
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American Agriculturist
Dream of Love and Laurel Crown
An ancient verse recalls a childhood room under brown eaves as aspen leaves rustle The poet speaks of dreams of love and fame and a laurel crown to wear The starlight blesses the room while a western wind sighs and memories of youth return with quiet longing
Darkness and Death in the Wilderness A Mother's Lost Child
On the Civil War battlefield near the Wilderness, a lone relief post guards as Lee and Grant maneuver by the flanks. A mother, clutching her dead infant, wanders the darkness seeking a grave, then pleads for help to bury the child before the dawn advance.
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Lee
Confederacy
Grant
Vic
New York
Souvenir Spoons Demand Sparks Bold Purchase in Broadway Window
A stout red faced middle aged woman, glittering with diamonds, eyed a display of odd spoons before a swell jeweler on Broadway. She asked what they were, the clerk replied souvenir spoons, Madame, and she ordered a dozen, saying her new French cook makes lovely juice.
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Victoria
New York Times
Frugal dressmaker exploits trial sewing machine
A New York Letter notes a woman who rents sewing machines for trial weeks. She alternates agents, sews as much as possible, and tells each that the machine is not satisfactory. The cycle repeats biannually, seemingly for personal amusement, as machines have become inexpensive enough to make the ruse worthwhile.
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Towilasamachi
New York
Spoons and Swords From Twiggs Mansion Heist
Port Warden Comstock recalls a wartime claim of possession allowed under war laws. He asserts occupation of Twiggs mansion in New Orleans yielded Shakespeare and Byron volumes, leather bound, and other loot, including a family silver and Twiggs swords later exhibited in Washington. Twiggs heirs seek restitution but face trace difficulties.
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Butler
Port
Comstock
New Orleans
Twigzs
Washington
She Twigs
New York
Lierdld
Chicago Parks and Parkways and the City’s Growth
Harper’s Weekly notes how Chicago’s parks and boulevards grew from the lakefront to the prairie edge. Streets were improved and driveways built as public ways, reflecting the city’s early love for riding and driving and shaping the park system.
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Chicago
Great Lake
Harper’s Weekly
Best Wheat Seed Selection for Superior Local Crops
A Manitoba or Canadian farmer expert urges selecting seed from the best half acre, winnowing to remove only the poorest grain, to improve yields. He argues for thorough cleaning, limestone treatment, solid soil preparation, and drilling for even depth, plus careful follow up harrowing.
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Canada
J. W. Bartlett
Corn Ear Weights Define Shelled Bushel Yields Varieties
Professor Morrow of the Illinois experiment station tested corn ear weights to estimate shelled bushels of fifty six pounds. Early varieties require seventy pounds, medium seventy three, late seventy eight to yield a bushel when air dry. Results vary by season and region. tests by weighing fresh ears then comparing winter and summer yields help farmers gauge large quantities.
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Morrow
Iinois
Poultry Rearing Advice From Southern Cultivator
Poultry guidance advises keeping profitable hens, culling scabby birds, and avoiding crowding as weather warms. It notes many yard ailments stem from cold or indigestion and promotes sour milk as a nourishing help for layers and chicks. Glauber’s salts are suggested as a cholera cure in fowl.
Dictionary raid attribution disputed in old laments
A fragment references a quarrel over who compiled a dictionary raid. The line humorously cites Noah as the compiler while Daniel Webster is praised for deeds, noting the New York Truth as the source.
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Daniel Webster
Noah
Daniel
New York
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