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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

2

Rally Day at Antioch Paul and Barnabas Lead Home Coming

The homecoming church gathering at Antioch is sparked by Paul and Barnabas rehearsing all God had done on their mission. They urge readiness for fall work, urge speakers with real experiences, and stress that the Lord’s leading times all events to renew zeal and service.

A. N. Kelloge Ld Farmer John John Zand Antioch Paul Barnabas Wanul Paul Barnabas Church of Antioea Berne Church At Christ Philip Samaria Desert Asia Antiochs Pisidia Iconium Lystra Jerusalem Jesus God

Most Versatile of Peers Lord Normanby Heads Mulgrave Castle School

Lord Normanby, a clergyman and owner of Mulgrave Castle near Whitby, runs a strict school for noble youths. He is described as a canon of Windsor and a friend of the king, with a reputation for firm yet kindly discipline. A wealthy mother’s inquiry about social class is said to have elicited his quip about judging a pupil by conduct and study.

Lord Normanby Mulgrave North Sea Whitby Marquis England Windsor

Woman's Lot in China Eludes Empress Dowager Power

Chester Holcombe outlines three life stages of Chinese women and shows the dowager empress wields power as mother of the emperor under China’s laws. He describes arranged betrothals, child marriage, sequestered weddings, and the brutal social control that leaves women with little legal protection and often triggers self-destruction. The piece contrasts a powerful matriarch with the harsh fate of binding customs and abusive expectations in marriage.

China Chester Holcombe Hsieng Feng Man

Cunning Chinese Baby Boy and His Mother in Santa Barbara

The Detroit Free Press piece notes a smiling Chinese baby boy born in America living with his mother in Santa Barbara California. It contrasts boy and girl feet binding and suggests the boy may have a happier life in the United States than in his father’s land, commenting on Chinese Americans.

Santa Barbara Cal San Francisco Chinatown America Detroit Free Press

Jury Bias Joke Recalled by Yonkers Statesmen

A courtroom quip recalls a lawyer claiming to sway a verdict by counting on two jurors with conflicting stakes. The counselor says two jurors owned a car and a horse, ensuring they would never agree.

Counselor Law Counselor Case Yonkers

Ancient gold jewelry unearthed by Reisner for UC museum

Dr. George Reisner, after two years in Egypt, returns to San Francisco with valuable curios for the Phoebe Hearst museum at the University of California. The haul includes rare gold jewelry from early dynasty times, items exhumed under government concession. Four hundred boxes, shipped from Egypt, head to the university, containing many unique pieces with no duplicates globally.

George Reisner Egypt Phoebe Hearst University of California San Francisco Reisner

Need of Relaxation in Women Leads to Nervous Strain

A St Louis Republic commentary cites a physician blaming modern women for nerves due to strenuous work schedules and poor eating. He notes office workers and shopgirls often rely on coffee and sweets, overreact to small delays, and fail to conserve nerve energy, contrasting with imagined placidity of grandmothers.

St. Louis Republic

Women’s College in Honduras Receives Government Aid

The Honduran government grants a $100 monthly subvention and provides a building for a women’s college founded in 1899 by American Dr. Joseph L. Jenckes. Education is English taught by American teachers with 50 current scholars and plans to reach 200. funds could build dormitories and expand staff.

Honduras Joseph L. Jenckes United States

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