Local fraternal orders meet in Odd Fellows hall
Circle Lodge 377 meets Saturdays in Odd Fellows hall with J H Dawson as Noble Grand and H K Stahl as Vice Grand. Crown Encampment 41 meets second and fourth Mondays with J B Gooch as Captain of the Guard. Starlight Rebekah 231 meets second and fourth Thursdays with Grace Shep ard as Noble Grand. Temescal Lodge 314 F and A M meets near full moon in Masonic hall. Modern Woodmen of America meet second and fourth Tuesdays with J Smith as Chief Clerk.
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Circle Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
J. H. Dawson
N. G
H. K. Stahl
V. G
O. BP. Hull
R. S
Crown
J. B. Gooch
C. P
Vv. H. Blair
S. W
L. H. Dawson
Starlight Rebekah Lodge
Grace Shepard
Emma Nichols
Lizzie Schoneman
Temescal Lodge
A. M
Masonic Hall
C. M. Scoville
W. M
J. L. Davis
R. M. Wollitz
J. W
T. P. Drinkwater
Treas
A. P. Kelley
Sec’y
Modern
Woodmen OF America
J. Smith
H. C
J. BE. Lewis
D. K. ‘Wilson
H. N. Sweet
Forester and Queen Council Meeting Schedule
Forester Court Circle City No. 831 meets first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall with officers Robt Brown Robt Bowen V C R Dr J C Gleason Secretary Thomas Baker Treasurer Queen Council No 100 meets first and third Thursday evenings monthly led by W D Grow president Mrs J Francisco vice president WL H Dawson secretary and H W Enos treasurer.
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Queen Council
W. D. Grow
Narragansett Tribe Meeting Schedule and Leaders
The Narragansett Tribe No. 169 convenes each Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Officials listed include Sachem F. T. Carey, Sag. Malcolm Sapp Sr., Sag. E. J. Stronger Jr., and Chief of Records LH. Dawson.
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F. T. Carey
Malcolm Sapp
E. J. Stronger
LH. Dawson
Fraternal groups outline monthly meeting dates
Fraternal Brotherhood meets on the first and third Mondays in the J C O hall with F Baird as President and T H Ashcroft as Vice President. Eagles hold regular Friday meetings in the Odd Fellows hall with W P 8 M Johnson as Worthy President and Thomas Carey as Secretary, plus social sessions on the second Friday each month.
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Eagles
Odd Fellows Hall
W.P
M. Johnson
Thomas Carey
L. Hy» Dawson
Sunday schedule for Rev. J. B. Jacques church
Pastor Rev. J. B. Jacques leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 30 a m The B Y P U Society meets at 6 30 p m followed by evening service at 7 30 p m A mid week prayer and praise meeting is held Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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J. B. Jacques
B.Y.P.U. Society
Church Schedule Includes Morning Worship and Devotionals
Sunday school starts at 9:30 a.m. Morning worship follows at 10:30 a.m. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 p.m. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. Mid-week devotional is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Church Activities Schedule with Sunday Services and Meetings
Cor. Eighth and Howara details Rev Adams preaching Sundays at 3 15 p m with 2 15 p m Sunday school. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m, prayer meeting midweek. Ladies Aid meets Thursdays at 2 30 at a decided location. Rev Cit reports Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services at 10 45 a m with midweek prayer.
Religious services and schedules for two churches
Rev. Father Quinn leads Mass every Sunday at 9 30 a m at St John Baptist Episcopal church. An Episcopal Glendale service is at 11 am with Sunday School at 9 30 am. Holy communion at 10 45 am on the third Sunday. Reading room opens daily 2 to 4 pm. Evening services Sundays at 7 50 pm. Meetings Wednesday 8 pm. Corner Eighth and Howard streets.
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Father Quinn
St. John Baptist Episcopal Church
George Eley
Episcopal Church
Glendale
Eighth and
Howard Streets
Josephine Mitchell
John Mitchell
Riverside
State of
California
Coruna Independent
Corona
F. E. Densmore
Superior Court
William G. Randall
Salvation Army Schedules Weekly Meetings and Junior Session
The Salvation Army holds regular meetings weekly on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday. Junior meetings occur Sunday at 2 p.m. for youth participants and families in the community.
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Salvation Army
Miscellaneous clubs and fraternal notices
G A R California meets the third Monday of each month in Masonic hall. Royal Neighbors of America meets first and third Tuesdays at Odd Fellows hall. Officers include Mrs Hattie Dunham Oracle and Mrs Mary Nowels Recorder. City Hall meetings at 8 o clock. Also mentions W J Petelow President and W H Jameson Vice President. Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meets first and third Tuesday in Congregational church at 2 PM with Dik Pres and Mrs Wm Corkhill P and
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California
Masonic Hall
W. J. Pentelow
Carlton Post
Department of
Royal Neighbors OF America
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hattie Dunham
Mary V. Nowels
Maud Reed
City Hall
W. J. Petelow
W. H. Jameson
H Kinney
Treas
Congregational Church
Wm. Corkhill
Ticket Sale Details Noted With Regional Add-on Charges
The document states future ticket sales will follow a stated method subject to change with additional charges of 70 cents for transfers from San Pedro and Long Beach.
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San Pedro
Long Beach
Frederick Douglass Early Life and Rise to Fame
Frederick Douglass born enslaved in Maryland's Tuckahoe area. He escaped in disguise, educated himself in Boston and Massachusetts, then lectured in Nantucket. In England he bought his freedom, then settled in Rochester as journalist and orator. He led the North Star and later Douglass Paper, served as marshal and elector, and became Haiti minister.
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Frederick Douglass
Maryland
Tuckahoe
Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey
Frederick Augustus Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Massachusetts
Nantucket
England
America
Douglass
Rochester
N. Y
The
North Star
United States
Haiti
A Fine High Language The Sign Teaching Tale
A Scottish butcher impostor poses as a professor of signs to a Spanish ambassador at Aberdeen University. The ambassador tests him with gestures and fruits, praising the improvised fool as a perfect miracle, while the butcher Geordy retorts with sharp wit and mockery of his manners. The tale, in London T. L. Weekly style, screens humor from cultural misunderstanding.
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James I
London
Europe
Aberdeen
University of Aberdeen
Geordy
Signs
Indies
Secret Vocal Aids and Gargles Used by Singers
The article notes tenors and prima donnas using gargles to relax cords before high notes. It mentions cold tea as a long-used remedy, and calls common throat solvents like chloride-based mixtures not improving voice quality. It cites chlorate of potash and saline solutions as popular home preparations, and warns that some gargles irritate the throat membranes rather than help the voice.
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New York Press
Peculiar pin swallowing case at Teendot hospital
The Lancet reports a Teendot hospital case involving a healthy twenty year old Seoteh girl who habitually chewed pins. After swallowing five pins during a clothing fix she vomited and expelled pins for a month totaling seventy five, including thirteen through the left nostril behind the left ear and a spot on her right forearm. Some pins were blackened with thread.
Snuffbox Gaffe Sparks Royal Wit in French Court
The Comte de Corbigres, minister of the interior to Louis XVIII, set his snuffbox on the king’s desk and joked that pocketing snuff was better than filling pockets. The king, amused, praised Corbieres for his integrity amid prior ministerial corruption.
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Comte de Corbigres
Louis XVIII
SM. de Corbieres
Corbieres
Rattle Alarm From Owl Causes Horsemen to Shy in Wyoming
A party of horsemen traveling along Bridge creek in Wyoming reported their horses shying at a rattle sound. It was traced to an owl living in prairie dog burrows, sometimes with rattlesnakes. The owl purportedly gave a third rattle while the group rode, warning them as they passed.
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Bridge Creek
Bad Tater River
Wyoming
Beware of no man s more than thy self Terence
A terse quotation noting self-reliance and caution, attributed to Terence, warning against overreliance on others and encouraging personal accountability.
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Terence
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Needles and Pins
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