Attendees Hear Moral Talk At Ministers Meeting
A Sunday gathering of about two hundred listeners at Hull heard Rev E T Minnson discuss life meaning and future direction. Special music by St James Church choir accompanied remarks by Rev Stalay B Dayit and presiding Rev HB Co. The talk urged foresight, responsibility, and turning to light for guidance amid drifting attitudes.
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Tiehan
Ministers’ Association
Camm Hull
Orches of
St. James
Stalay B
E. T, Minson
Wes
Wary Hale
Haee
Dr. Tones
Jance
Jan Frett
GrapeNuts Cond Is Made From Wheat Loaves
Fragmentary note describes GrapeNuts Cond made from wheat loaves baked then sliced and baked again. The text mentions the process and note of hardness but lacks complete context or verification of product details.
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Thea
William P Barber Rites Held At Christ Church
Funeral services for William P Barber drew mourners and dignitaries from New York Newark and elsewhere. Clergy led a full choral service at Christ Church with trumpets and a bell tolling. Interment followed as floral tributes and notices from friends and institutions arrived.
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Christ Church
William’ Randoast Barber
Christ ‘Church
John Iphant
John Moore
Charles Townsend
Morton Lewis
Benjmin H
Campbell
Kendertor Brewater
Charles W. Arerin
Messrs
Walters
Whee
Barrows
New York
Cay
J. Arwin Mutoh
Ian
Derry
Mr. Nash
Ema
Alexian Hospital
Birthday of Neal Dow Observed by Willant W. Club
A quiet afternoon commemoration of Neal Dow Maine apostle of Prohibition was held by the Willant W. C T at 03 East Broad Street. An attentive audience heard remarks from Mr Lalley and other officers detailing the reformer's life and the local option movement, with tributes to his advocacy for state prohibition.
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Nep
Dow
Maine
Prohibition
Willant W. CT
East Broad Street
Mbm
Akatehen
Amnion, and Appropriate, Remarks Near the Present’ Local Option 0 Titthins
Ir. Lalley
Taft Visit Breaks Precedent In New Jersey Assembly
Governor Fort joins Taft and Takahira in a reception at the State House Executive Office. A joint Legislature session follows at seven, with Taft to the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Masonic Temple. Taft's trip aims to build Republican support ahead of the national convention.
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Renton
Governor Ort
Republican State Committee
Allip
William H. Taft
Baron Takahira
Japan
State House
Calern
Masonic Temple
Channer of Commerce
Mystrs
Taft
Takahira
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Pennsylvania
Windsor
Wilbur F. Sadler, Jr
Politi
Assembly
New Jersey
Mambéra
Senate
House
Governor Fort
Strength of Man in Tibet Expedition Load Tests
An observer from the London Times notes the heavy loads carried by Tibetan expedition porters on the Younghusband journey. Avg loads ran 90 pounds per man, with some bearing double or triple that amount. A Hindu porter carried 576 pounds of machinery up a mountain, underscoring stark contrasts with English union limits on load bearing. The piece questions civilization’s impact on individual development and labor.
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Mr. Benson
London Times
Younghusband
Tibet
Benson
Temney
Society Notes from a Busy Bridge Gathering
Society notes recount a Friday bridge club gathering with four tables in play. Names such as Miss Florenge R Keys Miss Mildred Oxtle and Mrs John Chaite appear among attendees. Other social items include Mrs Bradford Darrach returning from Atlantic City and plans for upcoming events and visits.
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Mike Marjorie
Wi Stillman
Ing Mhy Ah Clarks
Pendietot
Townley
Mins
Anita de Ue
Thoras
Florenge R. Keys
Mioy Mildred
Ene Kollowy
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Ivory
William
P. Barber
Servioce
Chelet Church
Neal Dow's
Willard W. Tu
Fort
Gostles
Society Notes
John
Chaite
Mies
Sadie
New Or
Jeina
Ellenbeths
Cee
Mra
Bradford Darrach Hay
Atlantic City
Charles H
X. Heleey
Josh- Sieh Steel
Mexico
Alice Sara Ga
Uneeda National Biscuit
Berry
Broad Street
Teres
Warerdo
Levy S
Starday
Victor
Bond and
Wall Sts
Emer
Prince Chayao
Jarab
D&e
Milan
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