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Ww. R. Baupwin, Pastor, leads services at 11 am and 7 pm with Sabbath school at 9 am. A Young People's meeting is at 6:40 pm and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 pm. All are invited to attend Rev.
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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1889
Page
5
Ww. R. Baupwin, Pastor, leads services at 11 am and 7 pm with Sabbath school at 9 am. A Young People's meeting is at 6:40 pm and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 pm. All are invited to attend Rev.
The notice promotes continuing use of the same corps of experienced teachers as the school enters its thirteenth week. Tuition per term in the academic department is six dollars, and in the other departments four dollars, payable in advance with half due at the start. For information regarding the school contact is provided.
A Phillips Wisconsin article describes a stove attachment using a water-filled pipe to heat water to about 400 degrees, decomposing it into hydrogen and oxygen for a blue flame. The system claims high heat with minimal fuel, producing an oxy hydrogen flame for light, heat, and power.
A Philadelphia letter from Long Branel laments the sorrows of extreme wealth. It recalls a millionaire earning about 1000 dollars weekly who frets over a one dollar cab fare and argues riches can erode the ability to enjoy life. It contrasts night and day happiness between frugal comfort and lavish excess.
Curtis argues the cheapest food produces the best pork and urges keeping pigs in pasture with skim milk bran vegetables and apples for lean tender meat. He cites Kirby Homestead hogs delivering high lean percentages and warns against overfeeding and confinement.
Thornellsville plans depot gates and gatekeepers while Rev Ernest L Scott of Vermont receives a call from the Baptist society. A Gaines Ville family nets 217606 selling wild raspberries. Typhoid warnings, scholarships, elections, oil drilling, and curiosities from Erie to Andover fill the page along with a dramatic revival of a widow in Almond who regains her voice after life changing prayers.
The Farmer's Club outlines a 25 cent admission to a new Hornellsville exposition. It will feature art from a world class gallery, a miniature harbor exhibit, a horse show with $5000 in cash prizes, Indian demonstrations, lightning landscape painting, and a top poultry display. Exotic displays, machinery halls, and a grand animal show join concerts and varied curiosities for patrons.
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