Protesant Churches News Items Visit By Four Bishops
Four bishops of the denomination will address official Methodist members in Boston and Lynn at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Wednesday. Public meetings follow Thursday with additional speakers. Noon services at St Pauls Cathedral feature Bishop Lawrence. Advent sermons led by Dean Rousmaniere except Dec 15 when Bishop Thomas preaches.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Ernest L. Mills
Hamilton
Henderson
Hughes
Berry
General Conference Commission On
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Lawrence
Dean Rousmaniere
Thomas
Wyoming
Hard Times and the Panic Ahead by Walt Mason
The poem warns of looming hard times and panics while urging thrift and steady work. It questions seers, argues for saving, and reflects on modern consumer excess in the early 20th century. The piece, dated 1912, credits Walt Mason and George Matthew Adams.
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Walt Mason
George Matthew Adams
Men of Four Churches Parade in South End
Four South End churches joined a daytime parade led by the First Presbyterian Church with an open Bible carried by elders and the Salvation Army Band. A post parade meeting at the First Presbyterian featured Rev. L A Nies Major Sheppard Dr. Tufts and Dr. Perry urging church unity and a federation of South End churches as men seek spiritual guidance over material concerns.
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South End
First Presbyterian Church
Salvation Army
W. M. Tufts
D. D
W. D. Mackissick
A. C. Deckman
Gideon Associates
Kedy and
Obermeyer
Hall
Warren Avenue
Gideon
Physicians Decline Patent Medicines Yet Endorse New Compound
A 19th century advertorial urges physicians to stay informed and recommends Nutrito, a narcotic free remedy for rheumatic pains. It claims rapid relief and weather-sensitive recurrences, selling for $1 or $2 per box through Magistral Chem. Co. and druggists nationwide.
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Magistral Chem. Co
Flatiron Bldg
New York
Rare Reward for Kreisler Draws Enormous Boston Audience
Fritz Kreisler drew a packed Symphony Hall crowd yesterday with a program including Vivaldi and Mendelssohn concertos and solo pieces. Otto Urack led the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Carl Lamson and John P. Marshall also performing. The audience, as large as for Mme. Schumann-Heink a week earlier, praised Kreisler’s virile yet tender playing and his warm, sincere tone.
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Fritz Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Otto Urack
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Mr. Kreisler
Antonio Vivaldi
Mendelssohn
Andantino
Paave Martini
Gaetano Pignani
Louis XIII
Pavane
Couperin
J. B. Cartier
Giuseppe Tartini
Dvorak
Kreisler
Newly Weds Tied to Hose Cart Parade in Medford
In Medford Oregon a bride and groom were strapped to a fire hose cart and paraded through the streets while friends snapped photos at street corners. Flowers adorned the cart and the fire alarm bell rang at intervals as the procession moved along.
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Medford
Orc
Poems for Your Scrap Book Life of man as an arrow through light and dark
A verse meditation frames human life as an arrow moving from darkness to light and back, toward pleasure or pain. It imagines a unseen force, a mighty Bow and a tireless Hand guiding fate, with a sleepless Eye watching every flight.
Catholic Church Notes Highlight Night Workers Chapel Anniversary
The eighth anniversary of the Night Workers Chapel at 363 Washington Street was marked by a 3 30 mass led by Rev. Thomas A Judge C M. Thomas A Mullen Esq will speak to the Tech Catholic Club Wednesday evening. Holy Cross Friar Rev James A Mullen preached at novena exercises before the patronal feast. The 800 men attending the monthly mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception heard Rev William J Conway S J preach on The Last Judgment.
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Night Workers
Washington Street
Thomas A. Judge
C. M
Vincentian Order of Missionaries
Thomas A. Mullen, Esq
James A. Mullen
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Retire 2 Old Railroad Men in Springfield
Two veteran Boston & Albany railroad workers, Philo P. Marshall of Rensselaer New York and Michael Coughlin of Springfield, Massachusetts, were automatically retired today under the pension rules as they turned past seventy. The pair, long employed on the roads Boston & Albany runs, leave service as engineers on the 20th Century Limited and a long standing conductor, ending decades of duty.
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Springfield
Boston & Albany
Philo P. Marshall
Rensselaer
N. Y
20Th Century Limited
Michael Coughlin
144 Tenth Street
Churches of Christ in America federation meets in Chicago
The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America, representing 32 denominations, will convene in Chicago from December 4 to 9 to review nationwide federation work. Delegates represent more than 17,000,000 church members.
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Chicago
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Newt Newkirk Debuts On Boston Stage At Keith's Theatre
Newton Newkirk of the Boston Post, famed humorist, makes his first stage appearance as a real two a day actor at B F Keith's Theatre this afternoon. He travels from Maine for rehearsal and has drawn support from the American Humorists Association amid his debut.
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New England
Newton Newkirk
Boston Post
B. F. Keith’s
Newkirk
American Humorists’ Association
Newt
Maine
Boston
Hand Tub Becomes Junk After 62 Years
Whitinsville December 1 Torrent 1, the famous old hand fire engine that served Whitinsville for 62 years has been scrapped at the Whitin machine works. The engine is now a pile of lumber and old iron, with several fine pictures taken to hang in the engine house for the old fire fighters to reminisce how they used to break her down.
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Whitinsville
Whitin Machine Works
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