Report on Church Growth at Des Moines Synod Assembly
The Des Moines gathering of the Evangelical Lutheran Church reports on church growth, extensions, and finances. Rev J H Webber of York Pa presented the statistical report, with addresses by Rev J Frederick Shewyre and others. The Board of Church Extension proposed annual apportionment of 4000 beginning April 1, 1402, amid detailed figures on memberships, catechumens, schooling, and congregational gifts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. H. Webber
York
Board of Church Extension
J. Frederick Shewiyre
New York
Arthur King
Middletown
Herbert
A. Hocker
Steelton
John C. Parker
Washington
John D. Zerrick
Hanover
A. F. Fox
Edward Herbe
Railroad
Statistical Secretary
Azz
Uget Hieniduar of 82, A Comparing of Hie Tonpan
General Synod
Board of Church, Extension
Aotal
Xifte
Hind
Foats
Alog
Parks in Summer Dress Brightens City Greens
Parks superintendent Goer reports completion of flower beds in city parks with vibrant plantings. West End and Mid-Macull Park near readiness, while Main line improvements advance. A wedding announcement from Richard Meesor and Miss Jones adds local social note to the day.
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Peerdy
Doers
Uwe
Mtesirveir Park
Hayley Park
Gawe
Convention of Travelers' Protective Association Opens
The Travelers' Protective Association delegates met at the Chamberlain hotel with about 700 delegates and 200 ladies present. Voting for president sees H W Peake Texas, W Johnson Tennessee, or L Jones Kentucky amid a Tennessee Texas contest. First business tomorrow after delayed start due to president’s late arrival.
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Porte Culifort
Travelers’ Protective Association
Lanquet Board
Chamberlain Hotel
G. C. Budows
Pourin
Joseph Wallenstein
Telcome
Qol
Harwood
Richmond
Goverour Tyler
Virginia
Cinuinnati
Portland
Ore
Sre
Conventien
Pines
H. W. Peake
Texas
W. Johnson
Tennessee
Ldn Jones
Kentucky
Trade and Labor Notes on Union Rules and Election
The Typusmiphical union No. 78 joined with the Trugesan Labor council to require book publishers for holiday sales to hire union labor. At its meeting the constitution and by laws were presented and signed. A radical report proposed under a member’s name for party leadership, but no opposition appeared and the candidate led his party. A local meeting at 1504 Gale George discussed conventions and early slate for September Holderry, with votes to be held next week. The gathering noted forthcoming national convention in September and related election plans.
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Typusmiphical Union No. 78
Trugesan Labor Council
Union
Ldor
Ueaniva
Gale
Iggves
Holderry
Indiana Bank Quits Business in Indianapolis
The state trunk of Indivon voluntarily closes its doors and transfers customers to Columbia National Bank. The Bee cuits Tettil committee may oversee repayments on demand at the Co. YWinbiy. Trust officers and stockholders of the Golwablo National hold the remaining stakes as the bank dissolves.
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Exdlanapolie
Indivon
Columbia National Bank
Oper
Olid
Thy Co. Ywinbiy
Nathonal
Fatally Hurt in Punaway Farm Accident
A man named Juss Strhlge of Hoqnoke was fatally injured Sunday noon on his farm when a wagon overturned while attempting to duck through a gate. He was thrown and paralyzed, and Dr. Sihanen attended, hoping for recovery.
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Loynoon
Sihanen
The WOUNG, Fobtenrned tant hela Mid
A fragment from an old text presents a vision of the heavenly realm. The speaker recounts a wound that never heals and a foreboding moment as a figure rises from God’s right hand to question human will. STRPHEN PHILLIPS.
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Tim Turing
Phillips
Adway's Pills Cure Adway's Pills Cure
An old advertisement claims Adways Pills cure ailments of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nerves and digestion. It promises relief from indigestion costiveness and related visceral complaints by using the pills as a general remedy.
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Hikinis Lendl Way
Dyspepsia and Headache Relief Pills Advertised
An old advertisement promotes a tonic for dyspepsia and sick headache claiming to support digestion and appetite. It notes the product price at 25 cents per box with delivery by a medical agent or mail order, promising nourishment and health benefits.
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Tirtee
Port Wee bride wedds in simple city ceremony
Society notes from Port Wayne detail the wedding of Miss Carole Roth to Mr. Edward Hertlinger of Cincinnati at the bride's home. Attendants, music, and decor described, with guests traveling from Chicago and Cincinnati and plans for a cross country move to Chicagoland.
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Port Wee
Susan Roth
Carole Roth
Edward Hertlinger
Cincinnati
Bos¢eh
Bird Richey
Helen Gilmartin
al Berlinger
Gilmartin
Seidel
Honeeker
Uerrlingee
Noel Aira
Andy Errs Finger
Sind $Oy
Willian Thervifoger
Mes Duichard Wedley
Meo Uml
George Mehiing
Wif
Cingheth
Ant Me Abdates
Daly Drewhiner
Mlanenpeltn
Otte
Theodore Tikonre
Doday
Mixd
Emin Witte
Mt. Wi Deiater
Charles Street
H.C. Sue
Zian
Lartheran Chirch
Amy Julia
Ait
Banuwer Ming Riesdall
Avilla
Albert Hiwanl Thomas
Nenn
McBiernan
Katy Karlhachér
Wayne
McKiernan
Sons of Columbia
J. H. Hewas
Malm Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Chase
Terry Conly
A Day in the Country Folly Party Among County Officials
A daylight Sunday gathering near Cedar Creek Lawnship features a folly party hosted by County Commissioner Moody and spouse at their home. Guests include Charles We Hohtzer, Gu a Railing, Adam Senlexe, A G Sterman, Mike Dennis, Bart Adams, Charing Kuckuck, and other county and town residents. Entertainment and generous hospitality mark the rural outing with neighbors and officials intermingling throughout the day.
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Senttinga
Herald
Atinehis
Court House
Moody
Akéreia
Mandy
Epleure
Messrs
Charles We Hohtzer
Gua Railing
Adam Senlexe
A. G. Sterman
Mike Dennis
Bart Adams
Charing Kuckuck
Amert
Tenening
County
AxweHor
Hxmenin
Henry Graber
OT Wiles
Henry Bovkir
Cal
Watah
Mari Oldion
Jom Langard
Win. Pry
Orhmig Bid
A Ntander
Athegandornion
The
Itty
House Parties in Kentucky and the Bluegrass Season
A vivid portrait of Kentucky house parties. Young women sew gowns and wear gloves and sun bonnets as the season approaches. Hosts prepare lavish rooms, while guests court with light flirtation and dancing amid aromas of food, cigars, and summer air.
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Bluegrays
Kentucky Firm
Kentucky Youngs
Sky
Bluegrass
Kentucky
Arandmother
Xeon
Mbisay
Milien Tiko
Cllecke
Ty Alt
Riet
Yourus Indy
Chicago
Conan
Tighia
Shakespeare
St. Peter Rimack
China
Hese
Kentucky horse party legend and rising stables debate
FANNY CABLEDAY McELROY portrays a celebrated Kentucky racing scene marked by elite owners, renowned breeders, and a persistent question of elevating value. The piece laments outdated methods, hints at industry decline, and questions how to revive prestige amid changing markets in thoroughbred racing.
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Kentucky
Tukadi
Chloroform Myths and Medical Realities Examined
A historical review critiques sensational claims about chloroform. It tests notions of inducing unconsciousness during sleep, cites limited success rates, and notes dangers. Experts describe practical limits, risks of irritation, and legal/ethical concerns surrounding use and alleged crimes linked to anesthetic misuse.
Police News Fragment Reports Night Incidents
A garbled police news item describes a drunken man at a bar room altercation, a trolley accident injuring a bystander near Dunfee, and an unknown African American man at a station who feared someone would shoot him through a window after a frightful episode.
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Chuvivan Jyrestad
Mitlner
Miller
Omeer Stevens
W. Oxer
Dunfee
Qser
Pegro
Local Grocery Store Notice With Trading Clause
Notice by undersigned to close our grocery store at 6:30 p.m after July 4 with exceptions for Nickel Pinte Wabash Bass Pittsburg pay days Saturdays and holidays Eve. signatories include Jacob Hartman George Ritzemann Pred Bir Wred Freese The Cotter Fred Otting Tonnye Dudigr Adam Neumeiel committee signatories.
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Wabash
Bass
Pittsburg
Tegel Halidays
Jacob Hartman
George Ritzemann
Pred Bir
He Te Cotter
Fred Otting
Tonnye
Dudigr
Adam
Neumeiel
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IM. Journal
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F. E. Stouder
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Carrie Smith
Mary Jay
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Elizabeth Lincoln
Alice
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Georgy Kirwan
Martz
Mika Eberteth Lincoln
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Mic. C. Martz
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Vletin
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