Local Church Schedules and Services Teletype
Fletcher M. E. Church lists Sunday School 9 30, preaching 10 30 and 7 00, Junior and Epworth Leagues, mid week prayer Thursday, choir Friday. Friends Church shows Bible School 9 45, worship 11, YPs CE 6 30, Gospel Service 7 30, Thursday prayer 7 30, pastor Chas Whitely. East Street Church of Christ presents Sunday School 9 45, preaching 10 30 and 7 00 on alternate Sundays, prayer Tuesday, Sabbath school 2 PM, midweek prayer Thursday, pastor Omar Hufford. Abran Cot tman listed as pastor for another church with Sunday services and midweek prayers.
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Epworth
Bible School
C. E
Chas. O. Whitely
Omar Hufford
Abran-Cottman
One Dollar Saved Represents Tin Dollars Earn
The text argues that the average man saves at most ten percent of earnings and spends nine dollars on living costs per dollar saved. It notes small, prudent expenses like seeds or a household remedy can prevent larger costs later, citing Saving Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available from M A McClain.
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Chamberlain
M.A. McClain
Golden Opportunities for Rally Low Rates
Big Four Route tickets on sale for 1905 excursions to Portland Lewiston Clark Centennial Portland and return. Very low rates Denver Colorado and return with sale windows June 29 July 4 August 11 12 13 14 August 29 September 4. Buffalo New York and return one fare plus 25 cents. Chautauqua New York and return two thirty day excursions July 7 and 28. Winona Lake Indiana and return fifteen day excursion season tickets. Tickets on sale daily for the entire Tourist Season of 1905.
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Portland
Ore
Denver
Cole
Buffalo
N. Y
Return
Chautauqua
Winona Lake
Ind
Cholera Infantum Cured by Remedy in Virginia Case
Ruth, daughter of N Dewey of Agnewville Virginia, was gravely ill with cholera infantum last summer. Family feared death hourly until Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used. In five hours improvement appeared and after half a bottle she recovered. Remed y sold by M A McClain, druggist.
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Ruth
N Dewey
Agnewville
Chamberlain
M. A. McClain
Buy It Now For Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy
A druggist advertises Chamberlain's Cod Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urging buyers to purchase now for quick use and possible lifesaving effects. For sale by M. A. McClain, druggist.
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Chamberlain
M. A. McClain
Dr King s New Life Pills Promises Quick Relief
A pleasant surprise party to your stomach and liver may be given by a medicine that relieves pain and discomfort. Dr King s New Life Pills provide relief from headache dizziness and constipation. Sold at M A McVlain s drug store.
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Dr. King
M. A. McVlain
Four Years in a Federal Office Save Life Not Money
A Pennsylvania constituent, appointed naval officer at the state's chief port, moved to Philadelphia and served four years. After the administration change he returned to his birthplace, where his mother asked what he saved. He confessed none of his salary remained, then said he saved his life in earnest, quoting Harper's Weekly.
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Pennsylvania
Keystone
Commonwealth
Harper's Weekly
Dutch influence on sea terms and the schooner name
The piece traces nautical words from Dutch origin such as skipper smack sloop reef boom taffrail and the terms smuggling hoy and orlop to Nelsons Trafalgar death scene. It notes schooner as American and recounts Gloucester 1713 ship launch where a bystander uttered scoons and Robinson retorted a scooner let her be.
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Netherlands
Lord Nelson
Orlop
Trafalgar
Gloucester
Mass
Andrew Robinson
Robinson
Why women look better, a strange study claims
An English specialist argues that indolence and less brain use preserve female beauty, noting the Za ros in British India as proof. He says Zaro women govern, run businesses, and propose themselves, while Zaro men cook and care for children, making men handsome and women plain.
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British India
Black bottles for wine and their history
Black bottles for wine were introduced about a century and a half ago by Lord Delaval, who brought Hanoverian blowers to Sutton Sluice in Northumberland to use a seam of inferior coal. The early black color came from the glass material, but public habit led to continued coloring for the familiar wine appearance even after materials improved.
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Lord Delaval
Sutton Sluice
Northumberland
Card symbolism links deck to pyramid years
Boston Globe notes J B Schmalz proposes a theory that playing cards encode the solar year. The 52 cards map weeks, 12 months, 4 suits seasons, 13 cards lunar cycles, aligning with pyramid base measurements of 36 524 inches. He argues cards are the universal symbolic book of Cheops.
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J. B. Schmalz
Pyramid of Cheops
Mr. Schmalz
Great Pyramid
Schmalz
Pyramid of
Cheops
Boston Globe
Glaciers Shrinking Worldwide Says Telegraph Report
The London Telegraph notes swift changes in glaciers worldwide with photos of present day Swiss glaciers. Ice caps near both poles are diminishing, including southern polar ice fields since Ross’s Antarctic voyage sixty years ago. Causes unknown may explain past glacial epochs 80 000 or 160 000 years ago.
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Switzerland
North Pole
Ross
London Telegraph
Sahara Secrets Revealed By Foureau Gentil Explorers
The Sahara houses an ancient irrigation system idea once studied by Cardinal Lavigérie. Foureau and Gentil report thick volcanic activity across the Air district with craters well preserved in an area spanning about ninety three miles.
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Sahara
Cardinal Lavigerie
Foureau and
Gentil
Grand Erb
Adrar
Air District
London Globe
Cork tree in Arizona shows cork production potential
O E Sowers returns from Vinal county with a cork bark sample from the Ivions ranch. The tree, possibly the only cork tree in Arizona and among few in the U S, stands about twenty five to thirty feet tall and nine inches in diameter after nine years of growth. Planted by Mr Irions from a South American plant, it proves cork can be produced locally.
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O. E. Sowers
Vinal County
Ivions
Arizona
United States
Irions
South America
Arizona Republican
Voice From the Dead aboard Hannibal Burlington Train
A baggage man hauling a coffin aboard the Hannibal division of the Burlington heard an uncanny voice from the oblong box saying Let me out of here The conductor and crew investigated and opened a smaller box inside releasing a green parrot that had been scratching and crying to be freed The report from Kansas City Journal describes the eerie incident aboard the train.
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Hannibal
Burlington
Trai
Kansas City Journal
Funny Mr. Choate and the tramp in Hertfordshire voyage
Mr. Choate, famed motoring enthusiast, rides with Mrs. Choate and a roadside tramp who offers directions. The tramp asks for a lift, then joins the tonneau after the Choates insist, and is deposited at his destination amid lighthearted banter about manners and 'Nothing ask, nothing yet.'
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Mr. Choate
Hertfordshire
London
United States
Court of St. James
Red Wing to Build Endowed Theater Gifted by Shel don
The town of Red Wing Minnesota with about 8000 residents takes a first step toward an endowed theater funded by an $80000 gift from the late Theodore B Shel don. The bequest states the playhouse must not be used for profit.
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Red Wing
Minn
Theodore B. Sheldon
Pri
Stump Brace Industry Fuels Shipyard Supply in Maine
A new regional industry gathers tree stumps at the head of the lakes for Maine shipyards. Stumps about a foot in diameter yield efficient corner braces, with roots and stump sections shipped east daily. Carloads cost around $400 plus freight over $100.
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Maine
Milwaukee Sentinel
The Sporting Habit by Sir Thomas Dewar
Sir Thomas Dewar notes American enthusiasm for contests and recalls a ragged newsboy who, after a dime from him, exclaims he bet a dollar on the third race and sought a two cent coin to place an extra wager. The anecdote illustrates keen interest in competition.
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Thomas Dewar
Thomas
Sir Thomas
Return of cosmetic spots urged by London King
The writer notes a revival of beauty patches and stars is unlikely to attract many opponents. He argues for moderation in use to enhance natural beauty and dismisses extreme displays such as miniature coaches or devil figures on the face.
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London
Forethought and a Plaster Pocket Joke at Lecture
An English contemporary tale describes an unusual exhibition of forethought by an e'shman. During a lecture a minor disturbance occurred and the lecturer's head was broken. A spectator quips that it would be fine with plaster, while another says he always keeps some in his pocket for Saturday night.
Anonymity in Conscience Fund Noted by Boston Transcript
The Boston Transcript notes that all contributions to the conscience fund are made anonymously and questions whether a man with a conscience feels shame. The remark frames anonymity as a defining trait of conscience donations.
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Boston Transcript
Inventor Brown’s Market Venture Sparks Dollar Doubt
A Philadelphia Press snippet shows a cautious view of a new Brown invention, with a financier remarking on the money at stake and skepticism about its market potential. Envy and suspicion color the dialogue as they weigh the venture’s promise against personal exposure.
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Goethe
Brown
Philadelphia Press
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