Church Service Schedule Appears In Homely Parish Notices
Rev A Bennett pastors services at 1085 a m and 7 30 p m on Sunday with Sunday school at 12 noon. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m seats free. Rev Wilberforce Wells Hector Martins Evensong Sundays at 143 a m and 5 p m Holy Communion first Sunday each month at 10 5 a m other Sundays 7 30 a m Sunday School seats free. Rev M E Brown pastor services alternate Sundays 10 5 a m. Mary s Catholic Church Rev Py Berkery pastor services every Sunday morning Sunday school at 11 0 m.
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Rev. A. Bennett
M. EB. Churcif
FE. J. Gwynn
Presbyterian Church
J. G.snuyder
Cuuascu
Wilberforce
Wells
Hector
Martins
Py Berkery
Lim
Regular meetings schedule notice
Public notice lists routine gatherings on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month. Attendees include H. H. Surto re, Terri, Adjt. Alo, U. W. No, Lh.
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Mapes
Low
Crittenden
Montth
H. HL
Com
T.S
Terri
Clearing Up Sale Lets You Buy Cheap Furniture Now
A local ad touts drastic markdowns on carpet pat rooks rockers and chairs with two dozen flags seats and marble top tables priced well below usual. Full size rockers couches shades and dining tables are offered at cut rates as the sale urges immediate clearance to “Clean Up.”
Properly Systematized Housekeeping Plan For Women
A New York News piece argues that women should treat housekeeping as a business, using a weekly plan to reduce stress. It outlines two main schedules for Monday through Saturday involving washing baking ironing and cleaning, and encourages sticking to one method to maintain order. It notes a cheaper laundry option and stresses resilience after hiccups like illness.
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New York News
Letter From God and a Toothless Baby
A family scene shows Flo and grandma debating why the newborn has no teeth while a child writes a letter to God asking Him to finish the baby. The piece blends a Pittsburg Post item about anti drunkenness ideas with Col. John J. to’s thoughts on constructing saloon tax funded asylums and confinement to curb drunkenness.
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Dean
Pittsburg Post
Lucky Guesses in San Francisco Exposition Jar Guess
A San Francisco newspaper offered 3200 to the one who correctly guessed the number of types in a jar exhibited at the exposition. Two men succeeded with the number 34 200, using different reasoning and chance. One man set 34 200 by a calculation tied to a nearby shot count. the other spotted an old lottery ticket bearing the same figure and borrowed a pencil to record it.
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San Francisco
Jay Bank
Nebuchadnezzar
Jonah
Syracuse Journal
Proverbial Verse on Honesty and Fearful Tales
A rustic chorus of pseudo dialect proverbs offers reflections on honesty, consequences, and fear. The speaker uses fables and moral quips to caution about deceit, self-importance, and misused medicine in a folksy, humorous voice.
No Barking Allowed Does Not Stop Paris Dogs
A Paris doorkeeper posts a large warning No Barking Allowed in a courtyard to curb dogs noise. An angry tenant challenges the sign, and the keeper explains it is meant for the dogs, not the residents. The item sits among scattered notes on cables and preservation of insulators in saltwater.
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Paris
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
The Case Decided but Late in History
A fragmentary note cites opinions on Abraham and Tsh amael, remarks on luyar, and a scene where Admiral Porter hosts a state dinner in Washington. It recounts Ah Sin the Chinese servant at the door, the rank of visitors shown by cards, and a gas collector yielding to a Celestial’s modest courtesy.
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Abraham
Luyar
Tshamael
Admiral Porter
Washington
Ah Sin
Ali Sia
Ali Sin
Hic
Navy
Chicago Times
Aluminum the metal of the future and its disputed rise
The article traces aluminum from Wohler's 19th century discovery to its claimed potential, noting the Seymour method, shipment rumors, and price contrasts. It discusses aluminum’s lightness, strength, and corrosion resistance, and predicts its broad use in ships and industry while contrasting reports of cheap production abroad.
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Maj. Powell
Newport
London
England
United States
Engineering Journal
Kentucky
Germany
Krupp
Teutonic
Land of
Blue
Wohler
Suppressing Dandies and Fashion in Contrast
A Boston Transcript item notes a Chinese provincial governor forbidding youths to wear lavish garments and warning guardians about luxury in dress. It contrasts with American dandies attempting colored velvet coats as a fashion statement. The Epoch vignette shows a flirtatious dialogue about a young man named Harry, teasing a romantic past.
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Boston Transcript
Helping the wavering poor and sparrow doggerel
Frederick Greenwood argues for aiding the temporarily distressed over general chaos of poverty. A northern church keeps a private financial register to guide deacons in discreet relief, while a breezy English sparrow verse mocks its own pest status in a rhymed snippet from the Globe-Democrat.
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Frederick Greenwood
St. Louis -Globe- Democrat
Tales of willpower and courage from three officers
The Boston Gazette recounts three stories of stubborn resolve and peril. A British officer collapses, defies a warning, then dies after walking to the doctor. A western sheriff dies after a fatal duel with a prisoner. A pursuing officer dies after a railroad car chase, firing until his revolver empties.
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Boston Gazette
Watermelons and a History of a War Horse
Watermelons keep best when buried to avoid freezing and kept in shade for weeks. Varieties and storage attempts are discussed, with beliefs about kidney benefits and dangers of cracking. A New York Sun note recalls a white Arabian charger found near Good Hope Hill, later claimed by Dan Sickles and Hooker, passing through Union hands.
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George Blank
Pier 27
North River
New York Sun
Jos Dickinson
Joe Hooker
Hooker
Chancellorsville
Sickles
Good Hope Hill
Dan Sickles
Stanton
New York Tribune
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THE
Belmont
Weekly Dispatch
N. Y
F. G. Helme
Church Directory
F. M. Church
M. EB. Brown
Si. Mary's Catholic Churci
Belmont Lodge
He Post
Alo
U. W
Regilar
B. Al.burdick
Wikisox
Ree
SIR Knight's, Legion
AL. Wilkinson
W. P. Clark
Wc. TV
Baptist Church
V. A.ug Llard
P. Clark
G. A. Jackson
Sec'y
T. & HW. Society
Frank van Campen
Belmont Union
Boa, Os
BENT
Norros
Ace
Ira H. Myers
Llys
Belmont, NW
Norton Street
Ss. B. Bailey & Co
S.iv. Crittenden
Perse Bailey’s
Sarsaparilla
Sadi
J. 0. Holden
J. W. Bartlett
City Bakery
New York
Elmore A. Willets
Wat. Jd, Richardson
Prest. Cashier
State Bank
OF Belmont
Belmont, N.Y
A. General Banking Business
Vonns
Board OF Directors
Elmore A. Wellets,m. W. Pike, M. E. Davis
Wo. J, Richardson
New-York
National Bank of the Republic
Buffalo
Bank of Commerce
Choice Family
J.sortore
É& Son
Brack
Taran
Jee Anid Pildes
J.sortore & Son
J.H. Bissell
Bissell
J. H. Bissell
S. W. Crittenden
Hood & Bradley
Belmont, N. Y
Fullers
Harness Siop
Fuller
E. N. Black
Cortland
Ural
Buckeye
Belmont,n. Y
Belmont Mills
Romney
King's
W.h.vancampen
G. G. Rogens
Central’ Ave
Rochester
N.Y
Flo
Grandma
God In Heaven
Little Ile
God
Titthe Flos
John J. To
St. Louis Republic
Uncle Mo
Ah Sin and
the Gasman
John W. Wright
Louis Republic
Boston
Boston Post
Bessie
Harry
Jennie
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