Holy Trinity Services At St Mark's Next Sunday
Episcopal church invites all to Holy Eucharist at 8:00 AM, a 11:00 AM service for GFSS pins with special music, and 8:00 PM prayer with a sermon on Christian fundamentals. Sunday school 10:45 AM. Bible class Tuesday on Old Testament. Boys club Friday 7:30 PM.
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Methodist Church Notes Next Sunday Services Held
Next Sunday services follow the regular schedule with 10:00 a.m. Sunday school meeting. The Mothers Day program by the school was well received and praised. The evening sermon will be preached about the Bapelatuwehia. The church hopes the entire school, alumni, parents, young people, and friends will attend for a memorable occasion led by Rev. E. R. B. Kildéw.
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E. RB. Kildéw
Methodist Episcopal Church Services and Contacts
Edward A. Lang minister reads Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00 on Tol erance Epworth League presents The Worlds Women at 7 30 Evening mid week service Wednesday 7 30 Orchestra practice Thursday with Mr Harington Choir Friday with Mrs Wantz All are welcome to attend regular services.
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Edward A. Lang
Epworth Lesgue
Claude Harington
Wantz
Free Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Sermon
Sunday school at 10:00 with class meeting at 11:00. Preaching by the pastor at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. The pastor to preach at Emeline next Sunday morning at 11:00. Tron Hill service includes Sunday school at 10:00 and Mr Joe Raab in charge at 11:00. You are invited. John Watterson, Pastor.
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John Watterson
Shipwreck Horror and Fashionable Lifelines
A 19th century correspondent warns that waking to sea danger requires ready cash and a sister or helper, while readers fear shipwreck on a blind coast. The text notes fashion shifts with pointed shoes and long gowns tying at the knees to prevent missteps at sea.
Sermon themes and services at local church this Sunday
The church invites parishioners to a Sunday night sermon critiquing Christian Science and a morning talk on The Sanctification of Conversation. Prayer meeting 9:15 a.m. Bible school 9:45 a.m. Brotherhood at 9:45 p.m. Pastor L. Elgin Brough also offers a first Thessalonians summary at 6:30 p.m. Services open to all.
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First Thessalonians
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Elephant Ear Plant Described From Pacific Island Use
The article explains the elephant ear, a large leafy Bawelien or Fijian plant, used to create subtropical beds. It notes root-stuck planting in moist outdoor soil, fall storage away from dampness, and its use in Pacific islands as a food source with the plant called ara.
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Pacific Islands
Let Children Choose Path Not Forced Into Work
Dr Edward J Kempf a New York psycho pathologist argues children should not be guided into careers for which they show no aptitude. He urges allowing a child to pursue their natural bent and warns against past pressures causing lasting personality harm.
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Edward J. Kempf
New York
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Waterloo 78 Convention Draws 20000 G A R W R C Members
Large crowd from the Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps plans to attend the Waterloo convention at Hotel Russell-Lampson. Department President Minnie Miller outlines events, memorial service, and receptions with officers from G A R and W R C.
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Substitutes for Tea From Dried Leaves of Rare Orchids
The article notes over 30 plants used as tea substitutes worldwide. It mentions a dried leaf from a parasite resembling mistletoe, related to vanilla in aroma. Africans used it medicinally, and some people drink it. The flavor is described as between vanilla and bitter almonds.
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Convicts Unhappy Krawtedge
An unclear report notes discontent among convicts and speculates on relations between space and time. The text mentions a figure named Matted and suggests a fragmentary, puzzling message about news. The readable portions indicate a crime or punishment context without clear details or outcomes.
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