The Ideal Woman Sermon At Maywood Church
In Chicago on October 15 Rev. Percival H Barker of Maywood led a crowd at the First Congregational church on The Ideal Woman. He distributed questions to male workers about women’s faults and urged caution in choosing companions. He warned against excessive dress and hats, flirting, and marrying for money or reforming a man. He urged virtue and reverence, condemning graft in women who keep fashion returns and comparing such acts to crime.
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Chicago
Percival H. Barker
First Congregational Church
Maywood
Sunday Sermons and Services Across Local Churches
Dr Hurlstone preaches at Roberts Park on Progressive Revelation of the Bible. Tomorrow Herbert M Adkinson addresses the men’s Bible class. G D Adamson speaks at Home Presbyterian. Tabernacle Presbyterian hosts Neil McPherson on A Young Man and Elis Companions. Burris Jenkins to discuss The American Spirit next Tuesday. First Presbyterian continues Some Richer Joys of Life evenings with M T Unaines leading. Mackintosh of Wabash preaches at Second Presbyterian. Rev M E church Woodlawn hosts King with further activities.
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Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
John Bunyan
Anornicg
G. D. Adamson
Home Presbyterian Church
Lad
Jesus
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
Neil McPherson
Elis
Burris A. Jenkins
Third Christian Church
First Presbyterian Church
M. To. Unaines
Edwin
M. E. Church
Woodlawn and
Laurel
H. C. Chippinger
Harry King
Moore's Hill College
George Brown
Epworth League
Charity worker Mrs Mary Syfers dies at home
Mrs Mary Syfers prominent charity worker dies at her Walnut street and Capitol avenue home after years of ill health. She served on the Home for Friendless Women board and helped found the Flower Mission and Training School for Nurses. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Christian Women's Board of Missions.
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Mary Syfers
Walnut Street
Capitol Avenue
Home For Friendless Women
Flower Mission and Training School For Nurses
Daughters of the American Revolution
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Political meetings and rumors swirl in Indianapolis campaigns
A crowded Friday night gathering at 1130 E Bent Street heard Fremont Alford warn he was expelled from the Sennen for threats to prison, while Lew Shank is said to face possible charges. Republicans invite Senator Beveridge to speak as Democrats plan renewed efforts to urge Gov. Marshall to back Charles Gauss. Speakers include Capt. W. E. English, Thomas Colbert, and George L. Denny, with 5 000 attendees on Imliona Avenue and West Street and a commercial travelers meeting planned for room 324 Python building to boost GOP candidates.
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Fremont Alford
EB. Benth Street
Alford
Lew Shank
Bob Metzger
Board of Public Safety
Senator Beveridge
Capaign
Indianpolis
Marshall
Charles Gauss
W. EB. English
W. D. Headrick
FR. J. Motison
J. H. Late
W. He. Jackson
Imliona Avenue
West Street
Capt. English
George L. Denny
Pythin Building
Charles Schmidt
Indianapolis
In Clover Time new illustrated song release
The Wulschner Stewart company publishes In Clover Time with lyrics by W J Michelson and music by Roy L Burtch Ainsworth Arn old of the Forepaugh Stock company appears on the title page Next week the Majestic theater orchestra will perform the song and accompany an illustration release
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Wulschner- Stewart Company
W. J. Michelson
Roy L. Burtch
Ainsworth Arnold
Forepaugh
Majestic Theater Orchestra
Fire smoke at Shanks residence Basement rooftop blaze reported
Smoke issued from the basement of the Shank sterage house at 43 E Washington street Friday night prompting a call to the fire department but no loss occurred. A defective flue caused a separate Friday night fire at M Finley home 930 Ismarek avenue damaging interior space.
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Shank Sterage
Washington Street
M. Finley
Ismarek
Stuart's Char Coal Lozenges Offer Relief From Flatulence
A historical advertorial discusses digestive issues like fermentation belching and intestinal rumbling and promotes STUART'S CHAR COAL LOZENGES as a strong absorbent remedy. It claims charcoal absorbs excess gases, reduces fermentation, and prevents eructations. The ad invites readers to buy for 50 cents and to request a free sample by mailing name and address to F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Exsien
Stuart
Thousenes
Peonte
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, ‘Mich
Elope charges shuffle end in arrest on train
Theodore P. Wilson, New York Consolidated Stock Exchange member, was arrested on a Matawan train by Chester Harms. Malcom Hufty, a Washington lawyer, sues Wilson for 50000 dollars, claiming Wilson alienated Hufty’s wife. Hufty previously had warrants for the wife and Wilson. Wilson jailed until 10000 bail posted. Hufty says Wilson aided in abducting Hufty’s two sons from Washington and that detectives later found them with the family in a bungalow near Asbury Park.
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New York
Theodore P. Wilson
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Matawan
N. Y
Chester Harms
Wilson
Freehold
Monmouth County
N. J
Malcom Hufty
Washington, D. C
Hufty
Asbury Park
Plainfield
New Jersey
Huftty
Mary Page
Alexandria
Washington
Malcom, Jr
Page Mann
Philadelphia
Silver vein discoveries in South Lorrain mine fields
Prospectors, mine owners, and investors shift focus from cobalt to South Lorrain where new veins are tested. The Eveley, a British owned shipper, and the Sailerbury dividend of 59 percent mark activity as Newmin uncovers 150 feet of vein averaging 12 inches with 1900 ounces per ton. Montrose, near Wettlaufer and Keeley, shows 52 veins with cross cuts toward major finds and Indianapolis interests push to secure ore from the Wettlaufer vein.
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Lorrain
Eveley
Ulego
i#n English syndicate
Presular
Sailerbury
Newmin
South Lorrain
Montrose
Indianapolis
Mineral District
Wethwiffer
Keeley
Jackson & Jackson
Jeffries Home Today On Lusitania
London Oct. 16 James J. Jeffries and wife sail for New York this afternoon on the Lusitania. The former champion says he is fit and ready for a championship bout within three or four months. He doubts Johnson's negotiations with Sam Berger are serious, and predicts public pressure will force a fight. In London he trained daily at the National Sporting club and visited sights and races, liking the city but eager to return home. He denies going to Carlsbad for a cure, saying his wife was ill and he trained to stay in shape.
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London
James J. Jeffries
New York
Johnson
Sam Berger
Jeff
Jeffries
National Sporting Club
Hanover and Butler Meet on Irwin Field This Afternoon
Hanover and Butler, both in good condition, prepare for a key Irwin Field game in Irvington this afternoon. Officials include Charles Tighe, McGallihe, and Kelley. Twenty five minute halves will be played with a 3:30 start, curtain-raiser at 2:00 between Irvington P. D. and the Northwesterns.
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Butler
Hanover
Irwin Field
Irvington
Irvington Bos
Charles Tighe
Indiana
McGallighey
Kelley
Dartmouth
Irvington P. D. W.s
Northwesterns
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days
Promotes PAZO OINTMENT claiming a cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. Ends with a price of 50 cents.
Husband and wife seek large damages in Terre Haute court
Anna and John Kolosowski of Seelyville file damage suits in superior court against Sylvester Sziakowski and Mike and Tony Stankervicz. Anna seeks 5000 for injuries from an assault September 3. John seeks 8500 to cover expenses caused by his wife’s illness from the same attack.
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Terre Haute. Ind
Anna
John Kolosowski
Seelyville
Sylvester Sziakowski
Mike
Tony Stankervicz
Billion and a Tale in Our Factories
Indianapolis shows a strong factory base with 1500 plants and 100 million dollars in annual output. Secretary Jacob Smith of the Board of Trade reports 900 leading industries and explains low taxes and pro factory policy attract new plants, with city administrations aiming to expand factory territory and provide facilities for workers despite some criticism.
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Indianapolis
Jacob Smith
Board of Trade
Negroes May Rule Oxford City Ticket
The Negro voters of Oxford, Ohio, numbering about 100 of under 500, have fielded a full city ticket. With three white tickets also active, the town of Hamilton faces the prospect of governance by a Black ticket.
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Hamilton
College
Oxford
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Jeff Odlla
Lusitania
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