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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1895
Page
6
Jarley and the secret society craze in Chicago
A Chicago man pursues a web of secret societies after a life insurance pitch. He joins Triple Platers and the B of QT X and several other orders, filling his days with lodge duties, while his wife sees little of him. The story traces the financial strain and social pressure of accumulating memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jarley
Darley
Jarley
Idle Cross Life Insurance
League of Fellows
Nce
United States
Gaus
Triple Platers
Jo‘vial
Monty
Hieatta
B. of Q T. X
Benevolent and Supreme Order of the Princes of the Seven Sleepers
Seven Sleepers
Association
Supreme Council of the Eclipse
Brethren
Order of the Lost Pleiades
Sons of Neptune
Baronial Order of the Ancients
Janey
Chicago
Saul’s disobedience and the warning to heed God’s word
A Sunday School lesson on first Samuel chapter 15 analyzes Saul’s partial obedience, excuses, and self justification after being told to destroy Amalek. It contrasts Saul’s actions with true obedience, faith, and humility, stressing that to obey is better than sacrifice and that rejecting God’s word results in divine rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Paul
Christ
Saul
Amalek
Samuel
Israel
Uzziah
Agag
Heaven
Earth
Woman Sculptor Theodora Kitson Gains Noted Fame
Theodora Alice Ruggles Kitson, wife of Boston sculptor H. H. Kitson, becomes a leading American woman sculptor. Her life sized baby portrait in plaster is in Boston and New York exhibitions, and she is the National Sculpture Society’s youngest member. Her early work won Paris and salon honors. she studied in Paris with Dagnan-Bonveret and Courtois, then returned to work with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Alice
Ruggles Kitson
Boston
H. H. Kitson
Becoxeen
America
Fine Arts Galleries
New York
Paris
Rise
Woman club visit ends with thread factory beauty lesson
A women’s club tour of a large spool thread factory highlights its aesthetic frieze walls and clean, well lit spaces. The owner explains beauty boosts workmanship, saying it helps produce better thread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Few Artists Paint Cats as Subjects Across World Art
The Louvre holds 450 canvases with only three featuring cats, a pattern seen globally. Frances E. Lanigan notes four main cat painters: Gottfried Mind the Swiss, Hokusai the Japanese, Louis Eugene Lambert the Frenchman, and Henriette Ronner of Holland, with cats blamed for their variable forms and elusive expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louvre
Frances E. Lanigan
Mme
Henriette Bonnet
Holland
Ladies’ Home Journal
Bat
Gottfried Mind
Louis Eugene Lambert
Henriette Ronner
Shylock
Buffalo woman opens trading bureau for goods and trades
A Buffalo young woman starts a trading bureau to broker exchanges from rings to a traction engine. She charges 10 percent on the first $50 and 5 percent on amounts above that, with no fee if no trade occurs. She believes Buffalo needs such a service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Buffalo Courier
Miss Edith Okey First Woman To Win Veterinary Diploma
Miss Edith Okey, graduate of the Veterinary College of Toronto, is the first woman to win a diploma and has opened her practice at Sandoval, center of a rich grazing country. She specializes in diseases of milk cows and employs three male assistants to handle manual work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Okey
Veterinary College of Toronto
Sandoval
Miss Okey
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DR. Holmes
D. M. Stearns
Theodora Kitson
OUR Lady Readers
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M. L. Verrill
Newell Ave
Pawtucket, R.L
F.J. Taylor
Uth Acton
Quincy
Concord
Barre
Scotch
Tawinnie and Rutland
Sheehan
Eines St
Masa
L. T. Jefts
K. M. Stowe8
Caleb L. Brigham
Hudson
Canada
James Devane
West Acron
Mass
Dntist
Acton
N. B
C.d.holmes
Maynard, Mass
Maynard and
Darling’s Block
Tom
W. H. Leighton
Darling
Nason and
Summer Streets
Maynard
Arthur E. Walker
Cen’ PO
Abel G
Haynes
Vermont
L.V. Clough
H.S. Richardson
Concord Mass
Acton Mass
Otis H. Furbush
Rae Nelson
Lydia
Macon
Middlesex County
Cleek
Fitchburg Rail Road Company
Weat Acton
San Acton
Lowell
Lucy Hosmer
Davis
Bergendahl
Simon
Eatie
Begi
Wheeler
Jonathan Teel
Teel
Dice
Dave Mes Cerrar
Lypta H. Sxow Mortgagte
B. Stone
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