Lena Campmeeting Opens in August
Lena campmeeting schedule lists speakers including Gov. Hanly and Dr. Van Horn with events from August 20 to 23. Activities feature sermons, missionary meetings, prayers, lectures, flag raising, and a grand good by service. Accommodation details include board, dormitories, and tent provisions. copies of a pictorial annual are offered by Rev. W. K. Loofburrow.
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Epworth Teague
H. G. Warren
Belvidere
Woman's Missionary Meeting
Lepworth League
M. L. Wickman
Spring Valley
Gate of the Empire
W. A. Frye
Trenton
WN. A
Epworth League
Huberty
G. R. van Horn
Rockford
Frank A. Harden
Chicago
J. Frank
Hanly
W. S. Feldwish
Pearl City
H. S&s. Hilton
Thomson
Patriotism of
J. Frank Hanly
Joseph F. Berry
D. D
Buffalo
N. Y
R. L. Griffin
Ray C. Harker
Freeport
A. D. Traveller
W. W. Diehl
Sterling
A. D. Klontz
Mzra C. Allinton
C. D. McCammon
Bertha Tucker
W. K. Loofburrow
B. C. Holloway
N.C. Porter
Len
Lena
Chautauqua Tickets Sold by Enbury Ladies Aid
Munbury Ladies Aid reports strong sales of chautauqua tickets and plans for a two week camping season at Globe Park. Orders for tents come in as Fourth of July arrangements proceed, with a likely record crowd. the afternoon oration and evening concert are highlighted and Globe Park is praised as an ideal setting.
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Munbury
Enbury Ladies’ Aid Society
Globe Park
Freeport Chantauqua Sees Major Improvements This Year
The event benefits from Manager Holbrook supervision of transportation with busses meeting every car, a new bridge across the river at the park, and improvements including thorough grass mowing. Mud holes are filled with crushed stone and the first summer cottages are completed and occupied.
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Freeport
Chantauqua
Holbrook
David J. Brewer’s 71st Birthday Mentioned
The text recalls David J. Brewer born June 20 1887 in Smyrna Asia Minor. It traces his upbringing in the United States, Yale graduation in 1856, and law study at Albany. It notes his Kansas judgeship beginning in 1862 and a 1883 Kansas Supreme Court decision striking down anti railway laws, leading to his later appointment to the U S Supreme Court by President Harrison.
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David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the
United States
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Josiah Brewer
America
Yale
Albany Law School
Territory of
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Harrison
Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Heart to Heart Talks on the Rust of Inactivity
The idle machine and the human body share rust from neglect. Use preserves strength. disuse dulls the mind and weakens government. Keep body, mind, and society active to prevent moral corrosion and decay. Continuous exercise, work, and civic engagement sustain vigor.
Microscopic Lord's Prayer On Tiny Surface
A New Orleans Times-Democrat report notes that the Lord's Prayer can be written on surfaces so tiny that a grain of sand hides it. Microscopists sell copies written to one five hundredth of an inch, readable only with lens magnification. An arrangement of six foot levers and a minute diamond pen traces the text on a glass surface, producing invisible writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thackeray
New Orleans Times-Democrat
At the Sign of the Return From the Funeral
A wine shop near a cemetery advertises private rooms for those weeping alone. The public house proclaims wines and spirits of the best quality in a consoling Paris Letter tone.
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Paris
Religious services guide for Freeport churches
A compact notice listing church services across Freeport venues. Includes First Church of Christ Scientist Stephenson street readings and the Oak Street Evangelical schedule with sermons, Sunday schools, and midweek prayer meetings. Also covers Trinity United Evangelical Embury Methodist Episcopal First M E and other congregations with service times and activities.
Embury Methodist Holds Third Quarterly Conference
Dr A D Traveller district superintendent will chair the third quarterly conference at Embury Methodist Episcopal church this evening at 7 45. All conference members are urged to attend. He will also preach at Embury on Sunday morning June 2.
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Freeport Theosophical Society
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Stephenson Street
Nocning
Oak Street
Trinity United Evangelical Church
Corner Union and
Pleasant Streets
B. Wight
Wm. Caton
Trinity Church
Embury Methodist Episcopal
Ray Clarkson Harker
D. D
A. D. Traveller
Embury
Epworth
Odd Fellowship
Embury Church
First
M. E
D. A. Traveller
Epworth League
Christian Church
F. W. Emerson
Masonic Temple
Bible
First Baptist
Stephenson St
William H. Beynon
Clark
M. M. Baumgartner
First Presbyterian Church
H. L. Moore
Y. P.S
el Dorado
Second Presbyterian
Wm. A. Swanzey
Christian Endeavor
D. F. Graham
U. B. Church
F. M. Davis
Sheridan Garman
Chas. Ott
Grace Church
Galena Ave
Pleasant St. C
M. Rohrbaugh
Congregational Association
Horticultural Hall
Taylor's Park
Embury Methodist Episcopal Church
Traveler
Dr King’s New Life Pills hailed by Ingleside reader
After fifteen years of chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B. F. Ayscue of Ingleside North Carolina reports that Dr King’s New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. The remedy, sold at Jos Emmert’s drug store, comes with a guarantee and a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
B. F. Ayscue
Ingleside
N. C
Jos
Trust Plea Is Guilty Twenty-Five Indicted For Paper Wrapping
Twenty-five wrapping paper companies and John H Parks pleaded guilty in New York to forming an illegal combine in restraint of trade. Brdford Pulp and Paper Big Island Brownville Central Continental Detroit Symphire Fletcher Hartje Island Jefferson Parsons Raquette York Haven Moyer Pratt Munising were named. Prosecutor Stimson urged light fines noting dissolution of the group. Stroock contended a forced combine to stave off bankruptcy and price-cutting by consumers. Parks is in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hough
United States Circuit Court
Fiber and Manila Association
John H. Parks
Federal
Combine
Solomon M. Stroock
Association
Brdford Pulp and Paper Company
Big Island
Brownville Paper Company
Brownville
Central Paper Company
Muskegon
Mich
Continental Paper Bag Company
Watertown
N. Y
Detroit Symphire Pulp and Paper Company
Detroit
Munising Taper Company
Munising
Stroovk
Allen Bros. Co
Hag Mills
Sandy Hill
Petoskey Fiber Paper Company
Petoskey, Mich
Parks
Europe
United States
Stimson
President and party depart for Oyster Bay in special train
President travels from Union Station at 1 a.m. with Mrs. Roosevelt and family aboard a special train. About thirty White House officials accompany the group toward Oyster Bay, arriving around 5:30 p.m. in New York. Secretary Loeb heads for Clinton, N.Y., to spend the summer and attend Hamilton College commencement.
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Washington
Oyster Bay
Clinton
No Y
Hamilton College
White Phils
N. Y
Storm-Damage Hits Steubenville Area Leaving Two Injured
A sudden storm ripped through Steubenville Ohio on June 20 causing two women to be seriously hurt and damaging several brick houses on High Street. Three brick homes were wrecked and hundreds more lost roof coverings. An apple tree felled the Callendar residence and Mrs. Pearce was struck by lightning.
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Steubenville
Thts
High Street
Geo, Callendar
Samuel Pearce
King's Chauffeur Fined In King's Auto Crash Case
In Brussels the chauffeur of King Leopold was fined 110 dollars for alarming and injuring a bicyclist last fall while driving the royal car. The king was cited to appear but pleaded diplomatic immunity. The suit later was withdrawn.
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Brussels
Leopold
Too Many Odds In Frie Counsel Quip
A Green Bag quip recounts a lawyer complaining after a loss in a trial before three judges. A bystander and the lawyer volley with misheard counts and a flourish level joke about “one and two ciphere.” The anecdote reflects courtroom humor and confusion over numbers.
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St. Patrick
Standings and scores from the big league baseball day
Chicago June 20 standings show Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Brooklyn leading the National League. American results include Cleveland St Louis Detroit New York Philadelphia Boston Washington with multiple full games and rain-shortened notes. American and Western schedules report several key matchups and late results across cities.
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Chicago
Nationat
T BO. Chicas Coseevereeee
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
New York
Pfeister
Kling
Boston
Warger
Ludwig
Lindaman
Smith
Pittsbore
Wits
Krrore
Leever
Gibson
Rucker
Bergen
American
W. T. P.a. Chicno
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston W
Washington
E.e
Fboston
Tatterles— Winter, Criger
Owen
Walsh
Sullivan
Chesbro
Kieinon
Dineen
Stephens
Oates
Warner
Mullin
Schmidt
Coombs
Powers
Liebhardt
Dennis
Prices and Quotations From the Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago markets show mixed futures and cash markets in Wheat Corn and Oats withJuly Sept and Dec quotes, plus live stock and poultry notes. East Buffalo reports slower cattle and stronger hogs with steady sheep and lambs, calves firm.
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Chicago
Junean
Board of Trade
B.S
TAO
Utlinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Twinois
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
N.Y
All For Show in a Poor Town Vacant Lot as Circus
A Yonkers Statesman anecdote notes a resident boasting his town as one of its greatest show places while admitting the scene is only a vacant lot. The friend counters that the circus always performs there when it visits, preserving local pride amid scarcity.
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Yonkers
Fashion Letter: Colors and Contrasts Dominate Summer Styles
Florence Fairbanks surveys summer fashion trends in New York noting bold color contrasts, two piece white serge and mohair suits, St Gall Swiss frocks, Pompadour ribbon accents, sheath skirts drawing comment, drapery gowns and varied girdles. Veils and nets in violet and Copenhagen blue gain popularity while refined gowns feature rose pink satin, lace, and satin trimmings for garden parties.
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New York
St. Gall
Paris
Copenhagen
This Date in History Snapshot
Dates marked include 1530 Augsburg diet called by Charles V and 1819 Savannah, first steamship to cross the Atlantic, arrives in Liverpool. Also listed are 1824 John T Morgan born, 1887 Queen Victoria accedes after William IV dies, 1853 end of the Burma War, 1869 Kansas blacks seek suffrage, 1870 Brazil Paraguay peace, 1876 Santa Anna dies, 1890 Armenians massacred near Erzerum, 1907 NYC mayor breaks ground for Catskill Water Supply.
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Charles V
Savannah
Liverpool
John T. Morgan
Alabama
Queen Victoria
William IV
Kansas
Erzerum
New York
Catskill
The Technique of Home Making in July Woman's Home Companion
Editor argues four chores cook sweep dust and sew do not create happiness. A bride’s trunkful of ideals competes with clothes and a practical book, leaving time for meals and marriage rather than personal ambition. Domestic mastery risks draining both partners of sympathy and possibility.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Shame and gender norms in old apartment life
An anonymous narrator questions why washing clothes is seen as women’s work and recalls a neighbor in trousers washing in view, then notes social attitudes toward privacy. The piece ends with a reflection on an ancient coffin ritual using salt, tied to beliefs about Satan and immortality.
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Universul
Satan
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Frank Hantly
Robert Forbes
Erectro Sillicon Co
Chip St
Grocers and Druculsts
David J. _Brewer
HaMesse
Stroock
Ife
Cation
Stern
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Pueblo
Des Moines
Denver
Chicago Grain
Kingsford
Fashion Letter
Florence Fairbanks
S.S.S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
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