Church of the Advent to host Rev S L Mitchell preaching
The Church of the Advent will hold services next Sunday October 10 with Rev S L Mitchell of Sank Center Minnesota preaching at both services. Sunday school follows the morning service and all persons are invited.
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Church of the Advent
S. L. Mitchell
Sank Center
Minn
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday Services in October 1909
The Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 11 with Rev. R A Garrison of Egeland and Bisbee preaching, Sunday school at noon, Senior Endeavor at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30 with the same preacher. The Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 2 pm on October 10 with The Problem of Majorities, Sabbath school at noon, children’s school at 3 30, Epworth League at 6 30, and evening service at 7 30 on A Wish a Work a Waiting. all seats free. Public invited to all services.
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R. A. Garrison
Egeland and Bisbee
R.A. Garrison
Epworth League
The Scrap Book vignette from Glasgow and beyond
Vignettes mix thrift tale in Glasgow with a summoned sparkle in a man’s crait vault as McGregor debates executorship and a grand stone for a mother. Also quotes poems by Rudyard and Harpers pieces, plus a cleric tale of christening a baby and a cassowary rhyme debate.
Burdened by Plaster Treatment Ends in Distress
An elderly bachelor, Mr Groth, living alone, seeks medical help after years of trouble. A doctor prescribes two large porous plasters and asks him to call in two weeks. Mr Grubb buys the plasters at a drug store and, after a difficult struggle with them, ends up in distress in his own room. A physician is visited and advised to proceed with care.
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Groth
Eldeey
Life and Death in a Doctor's Office and Scottish Tales
The text blends a medical scene with a caution about the life giving touch of sympathy. It includes a line about a doctor removing restraints and a demonlike mindset yielding to empathy, followed by a Scottish club reminiscence where friends joke about a man who appears dead and is not to be disturbed.
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J.C. Sellera, Jr
Mary and the Doctor in the London Charitable Hospital
A new Irish servant Mary informs the doctor the head nurse requests supper. The pompous doctor dismisses her. later the nurse warns him a patient in Ward No 8 is badly ill. A Dublin gentleman wagers £10 that the cab driver will demand more after Mary’s door call.
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London
Mary
Dublin
Humorous Cab Fare Tale From A Curious Exchange
An odd scene unfolds as a traveler pays a 10 shilling gold piece for a cab fare and a legal fee of one shilling. The cabman returns, asking for a durty threepenny bit to avoid breaking the gold coin, while a triumphant wager holder reacts to the twist. A six year old named Walter features with a new wagon.
Sunday School Treasure Sparks Small Village Parade
A Sunday school outing ends with a boy sharing his treasure outside the house as neighbors pass by. A passerby mother declines payment, and a boy named Babe offers sixpence to a local child. A wary gatekeeper and a talking fish toy add a humorous note to the scene in a bustling Philadelphia and Chicago paper fragment.
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