Religious revival draws UK hearts to city meeting
A local religious revival at the Opera House Sunday drew participants from two UK hearts to discuss ongoing efforts. The event highlighted progress in church activities and the hopeful path ahead.
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Newspaper
Greensburg New Era
Location
Greensburg, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
2
A local religious revival at the Opera House Sunday drew participants from two UK hearts to discuss ongoing efforts. The event highlighted progress in church activities and the hopeful path ahead.
The document discusses party loyalties and the push for prohibition, noting W. A. Smith of Willametown being placed on a subscription list. It laments defections by some Republicans and urges Democrats to support local option and even national prohibition, highlighting eight Democratic Hoyas and their stand to save the party.
Reverend J L Thomdaun of Forest avenue Christian church warns couples about early quarrels and the permanence of marriage while a Bible class of women plans a Sunday school reform. Madison Courter reports Columbus may appoint Heppy Hooligan as superintendent. Nora Reed and C A Alien wed at Centenary parsonage Tuesday at 2 30 pm.
Pattern number 4287 offers a nine gore skirt in round length sized from 20 to 32 inches waist. It uses Copenhagen blue broadcloth with empire jacket styling and soutache trim. Readers may obtain the pattern by mailing 10 cents and their size and address to the office.
Ellen Stan advises practical dressing for the time with a tailored suit and plain or lace waists. She favors satin silks and net for dress tops and suggests a coordinated sash. The article notes undergarments and a kit apron pattern 2508 available by mail for ten cents to readers.
The article describes a Japan government effort to combat bubonic plague rats with a nationwide program. It mentions a system of rewards for capturing rats, numbered tickets for claims, and measures to trap and disinfect infected areas. It references responsibilities under wartime governance and public health procedures.
A Popul ar Mechanics article summarizes Professor Le one’s work on electrical sleep. Tests used rabbits, dogs, and some assistants, with the device producing sleep by a rotating disc interrupting the current 100 times per second, a harmless claim amid debate.
A narrative fragment describes strained relations and subtle insults in friendships. It notes D A Sutherland of Prudentiel Life Insurance in Indianapolis grieving his wife Mrs Sutherlana who had been hospitalized and died after a rapid decline. The piece mentions Columbus and community ties.
The tale recounts John V. T. Fay, husband of Eva Fay, a famed mind reader, who killed himself as their show closed. Fay had assisted his wife in exhibitions nationwide, while she claimed to read other minds but allegedly failed to read his.
I and C Traction Company provides express delivery to station 16 trains each way with CAS bears the signature noted in the dispatch.
Discovery claims the vermiform appendix once deemed useless may be repurposed to inject medicines into the lower digestive tract. The report, credited to a surgeon, envisions the organ as a convenience for medical practitioners, altering the view of its role in human anatomy.
A sermon on companionship contrasts living in solitude with social living. Kanane City barbers decide to stay open at noon on Sundays for a quarter shave, testing patron interest. Mrs Newt Graham will visit Crawfordsville for Christmas with her mother Mrs H P Smith.
Notice in the State of Indiana Decatur County announces Anna Brooks v Eatle Brooks. Plaintiff’s attorney George W. Bruce files complaint and states defendant Eatle Brooks residence unknown after diligent inquiry. defendant must appear January 11, 1908, at Greensburg courthouse to answer. Clerk Yron C. Jenkins seals the notice.
Walk Over Shoes highlight twenty different styles in patents dull leathers tans and oxblood. The shoes promise satisfaction year round making them ideal Christmas gifts for men and women.
W H Weaver & Co appeals for raw furs at the Dyer Elder building office upstairs. Contact office phone 413 or residence phone 516 for responses.
The writer questions the authenticity of marriages where a widow or widower weds a childhood sweetheart. He suggests the partners may have sought a spouse who was convenient and nearby, rather than true lifelong love.
The Catholic bishop of Burlington Rt. Rev. John 8. Michand, ordained 1873, died after returning home from Lourden France where spring waters offered hope. Bonded by love of his home he requested to be sent back despite doctors guidance, dying at his cherished villa.
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