Church Skit Alabastine
Local church announces a skit by Alabastine performers centering on community values and faith lessons presented in a brief program at the parish hall.
29 Apr 1922
Page 1
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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
1
Local church announces a skit by Alabastine performers centering on community values and faith lessons presented in a brief program at the parish hall.
April report from Chicago describes Mary Garden’s resignation as head of the Chicago Opera Company after a dispute with Lucien Murcat over conduct and respect. Civic Opera Association president Samuel Tasall defends Garden while Palacco hopes for future leadership. Insull indicates a temporary management committee.
A speaker compares the human body to a clock and credits Dr Chase's Nerve Food for health and youth. He claims the remedy boosts nervous energy and aids sleep, recommending it to those suffering headaches indigestion or worn-out feelings. The testimonial cites Edmanson Hates & Co. Ltd, Toronto.
Sunday School lesson outlines Isaiah 6 with Uzziah’s death as a turning point. It covers Isaiah’s vision of Jehovah, seraphim, holiness, and forgiveness, the coal cleansing, and his reluctant yet accepted mission to preach. The piece frames the call as a pivotal moment in prophetic life and ministry.
Mrs J E Wolfe reports a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac. She says three years of poor health, upset digestion, and low energy disappeared, leaving her well and happy. Tanlac is sold by Redin Bros and other druggists.
Malpeque and Wheatley River hosts report a busy spring with monthly meetings. Attendees include Esther Profit and Mrs Archdlenry as delegates to Wheatley River, autographs quilts underway for the Orphanage, and subscriptions for the Canadian Tome Journal. Members discuss First Aid Bandaging and ways a woman may influence her home. Dances, readings, and odes accompany reports across York and O’Leary regions.
Lord Dewar of the British Goat Society states that African tribal economies barter goats and sheep to Europeans while cattle multiply. He notes the cow is exchanged for wives and prices have risen with a prewar wife costing four cows and a more recent wife eight cows.
Reports from Sea Views Darnley Brudenefie and Roseneath detail April sessions with odes sung, library travel plans, and social events. New officers named, fees paid, concerts planned, and annual conventions arranged.
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