Church Services and Schedules Across Local Congregations
The Christian Science Society meets Sundays at 1 0 0 F lodge room with Sunday School at 10 and service at 11. St Anthony of Padua led by Rev Geo K Ravant Paeron. Fire May 16. Mass after first Mars. Walter Dannenfeldt pastor at Methodist church with services on the second and fourth Monday evenings at 8 30. Kingllah services at 4 45. Welcoming to all visitors or those seeking church unity.
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Christian Science Society
F. Lodge Room
Serview
St. Anthony of Padua
Geo
KE. Ravant
Paeron
Waltem Dannenfeldt
PasTou
Kingllah
Baptist Church Service Times and Welcome Note
An.HOPRON pastor leads with Bible school at 6 am and morning worship at 11 am. Bible verses and prayer sessions begin at 6 pm followed by evening worship at 7:20. Mid week service Wednesday at 7:00. Good music, warm welcome to strangers to make them feel at home.
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An. Hopron
St Mark's Sunday Services Invite Public Attendance
Sunday school in the morning at 10 o'clock, morning prayers and sermon at 11, evening service at 7. Strangers are cordially invited to all services, and the rector welcomes acquaintances after each service.
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J. Caamles Volliems
MLCT
St. Mark's
Methodist Church Services and Friendly Welcome
The Friendly Church on Second Street opposite Mulgile Library offers Sunday School for all ages with four teachers at 9 A.M. Divine worship at 11 A.M. Junior League at 3 P.M. Edworth League at 7 P.M. Peoples service with music and sermon at 8 P.M. Presbyterian services also listed with morning and evening sermons led by Rev. L. W. H. Fompe.
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Methodist Church
the Friendly Church
Second Street
Mulgile
Jon Mormon Snckey
Edworth League
Presbyterian Church
Rev. L. WH. Fompe
Peculiar Alpine Betrothal Custom Described
A long featured note describes a western Alps custom where one hundred eggs are laid on sand and couples dance. If a pair finishes without breaking an eye, it signals temperamental compatibility and betrothal, according to the report.
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Alps
Martyrdom Rewards Highlighted in Algiers Mosques
A description notes a mosque in Algiers funded entirely by women and mentions women who die in childbirth receiving spiritual rewards equal to martyrs in warfare. It also states such women are buried with special grave markers.
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Algiers
Anda Algiera
Chivalry Interpreted and Woman's Souls Questioned
The text argues that courtesy and chivalry prove women have no souls and that politeness is a way of diminishing a woman’s personal importance. It suggests Wien Inger critiques how politeness reflects perceived inferiority.
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Wien
Wein Inger
Judgment Myths and Warnings Change Marital Motives
A middle aged spinster and her friend discuss gender differences in judgment. Miss Cayennes remarks that men heed warnings like hewapapora but women still marry for money, reflecting dated views on prudence and marriage.
Superman Quote on Women and Happiness
A vintage style quote praises granting women a decade of happiness and lovers, envisioning a future of gentleness and wisdom. The remark credits WUL Levington Comfort and imagines social harmony blooming thirty years hence.
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Superman
Wul Levington
Brooklyn Teacher Recalls Dogma Sentence Challenge
A Brooklyn public school teacher recalls making a ten year old pupil craft a sentence with dogma as the subject. The boy’s final line read The dogma has two pups. This anecdote highlights language lessons and pupil creativity from a past era.
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Brooklyn
Ragged Nogers Exchange Humorous Porch Talk
A fragment shows residents trading quips about clothing and drinkware as if sharing a style tip. The exchange features characters Happy and a narrator, with playful dialect describing hats and fashion contrasts in a casual street scene.
Have You Tried Remedies for Rheumatism
A brief dialogue between Tulser and Lile about remedies for rheumatism. Tulser asks if Tulser has tried all recommended cures, while Lile responds that he has not had the disease for more than three years, noting the lingering condition.
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Benton
Tulser
Scott
Lile
Do You Sleep Like Top A Curious Etymology Note
A fragment discusses how the French term taupe transformed to top in a saying about sleep habits. It notes the shift in meaning from a pole to a word implying rest. The piece reflects on linguistic drift and the fragility of word origins.
Must Be in the Balkans
Dialogue excerpt hints at social tensions over travel and class. A speaker defends a well bred man while another doubts his experiences. A doctor cautions about overwork and future health as a wife counters with future financial plans.
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Balkans
Ghe
Ariatolle
Opinies
Local farmer recalls horses and family talk
A compact reminiscence captures a farmer's caution around horses and a quiet moment with his wife during daily life. The piece emphasizes rural routines and practical wisdom from a past era.
Right in Benes Vaudeville Tale Fragments
Fragmented OCR text notes a jumble of phrases about vaudeville, temperaments, and social observations. The garbled lines reference a woman boasting about bat ale and contrasts among men, with stray mentions of markets, housework, and temperament without coherent narrative.
Tenor's Feelings Hurt by Opera Etiquette Incident
A Metropolitan Opera tenor Abecardo Martin, while in Paris, attends a box party with a chatty hostess who keeps talking through the performance of Die Walkure. After the show she invites him to attend Faust next week, to which Martin replies he does not recall ever hearing her sing Faust.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Broadway
Thirty-ninth Street
New York
Abccardo Martin
Paris
Martin
Enor
Muale
Ulli
Faust
Brand Whitlock
Toledo
Joe
Eiinabeth
Pearl seer of Booth Street champion oyster opener
An old man in a faded suit and derby hat, a 40 year veteran oyster opener on Booth Street in New York, clings to a hope of finding a pearl in every shell. His belief mirrors the idea that humble work yields steady provision for a rainy day, more reliable than fortune’s gusts.
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Booth Street
New York City
Christian Herald
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