Preachers Message Shown In Deed Not Words At Bucklen
Fragmentary note describes a sermonless sermon where actions speak louder than talk. The Bucklen event is scheduled for next Tuesday with emphasis on conduct over words.
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Newspaper
Elkhart Weekly Truth
Location
Elkhart, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary note describes a sermonless sermon where actions speak louder than talk. The Bucklen event is scheduled for next Tuesday with emphasis on conduct over words.
Local entertainer Charlie Wilcox returns to the Crystal tonight with his parody act The Power of Money and a viewer aero performance. The piece, praised for wit, follows a Friday hit drawing many friends to cheer and applaud.
Thursday evening features The Jolly Girls burlesque show. Saturday presents Polly of the Circus, a comedy drama, with matinee and evening performances.
Paul Everton stars in The Third Degree at Elk Hart Theatre concluding the Buck Fens 1909-1910 season. Critics hail his portrayal as a powerful, distinguished performance with a strong grasp of character in the linked Lion and the Mouse role.
The Lambotties appear at the Crystal this week delivering a rare musical act. Mr Lambotties performs a flute solo The Poets Dream to widespread applause. A violin and lyre piece lights the stage with the red lights off for a striking image.
A major city burlesque show plans an appearance at Bucklen in one week. Two acts will be presented and a feature number of unusual merit is promised.
Prolonging life through care of digestion and blood flow is urged with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin advertised and a free sample offer. An Old Fourteen club supper and ice cream social at the Castle U B Sunday School parsonage is announced for Wednesday evening from 5 o'clock. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is promoted as a blood medicine for thin persons.
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon states his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints and was bedridden six weeks with eight doctors none helping until Dr. Detchon relief for rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and she walked in three days, claiming it saved her life. Sold by Houseworth Bros and F H Bentz Co. druggists.
W Leininger lists address 323 Kinzie Street and home phone 2 op 1169. Mr Banks the entropodist will be at Alma Longfield's hair dressing par lors on Wednesdays at 308 Monger Building. Home phone 572. mon thestf
Help wanted for newspaper distribution duties at 505 South Main Street. Also notice of Kane lodge meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm. Church W M Ira H reads Truth for all the good live.
Short notes state a ton of steel could manufacture a million and a half pens. Austria compels all eligible citizens to vote. The U S uses lumber far more per person than France. China plans to curb political party groups. France maintains eleven thousand troops in Moroccan territory. Alaska copper output this year may top four million pounds.
An English physician documents a malaria case that remained latent for thirteen years. The piece notes Chinese interest in ingenious devices and scientific instruments such as clocks and telescopes, and promotes Dean's Regulats for constipation prevention at 25 cents.
Cure claims to safely and quickly check all colds and the grip. Sold by E. D. Miler at 48-25c. Try them once and see.
Ladies attend daily classes at Miss Ring's baking school praising K C Baking Powder and the Cook's Book. They expect improved results and recommend the product to neighbors, noting a free Cook's Book with certificate return. Friday's class features Pineapple Cake Ginger Bread Plain Cookies and Colonial Loaf.
An ad promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid tablets as a permanent internal cure for piles noting external treatments offer only temporary relief. The product is sold for $1 with a money back guarantee by Houseworth Bros and Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
A girls event notices a sale of tags to raise prizes for the Trumpet Notes Band at Houseworth's Central Drug Store during a bridal evening on May Goat 7. Proceeds go to the band fund.
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Upholstering and refinishing offered with estimates by phone S372. Address listed as 9 Mikhart Water Go. for pure water domestic and factory uses. Office hours include Saturday and Monday nights.
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