Episcopal Church Services At St Johns Jackson
The Jackson church holds morning aid sermons at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 a.m. Holy communion on the first Sunday monthly, with evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. Services occur each Sunday unless roads are too muddy. Rector M. B. Nasi and J. P. Cunningham and wife were visiting Elk during the week.
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Nam
Rey
M. B. Nasi
Economy in Dress for Moderate Means
Advice urges careful upkeep of clothing to avoid excess pieces. Regular brushing cleaning and mending extend garments life and reduce need for new purchases while maintaining a neat appearance for those with limited budgets.
Laundering Row Ends With Police At Jefferson Market
The tale centers on Charles Fung on West Fourteenth Street and Charles Turpin who clashed over a laundry dispute at two o clock. Turpin, held at Jefferson Market court in a fifteen hundred dollar bond, caused chaos and a police whistle incident. Separately a U S Geological Survey report questions the profitability of low grade nitrate sources, noting a Civil War cave in the South yields only 1 2 percent nitrate and that Chilean deposits, though richer, face high labor costs.
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Charles Turpin
Mr. Turpin
Charles Fung
West Fourteenth Street
Mr. Fung
Turpin
New York Herald
Tanamuch
C. Fung
Pung
United States
United States Geological Survey of the Interior Department
Calleche
Chilean
Fleida
Royal Paris ordinance ends women drivers age rule
In Lovin XV era Paris a royal decree barred Indies under thirty from driving chasses in the streets after a spate of accidents. The police minister pushes the measure as safer streets, while a few women still drive, and many hide their ages to avoid the ban.
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Lovin XV
France
Indies
Paris
Bird Without His Feathers In London Tale
A humorous London tale recalls General Birdwood freely visiting troops in khaki heat with rank insignia. An Australian private, unaware of his identity, treated him as an equal, prompting a junior officer to explain. The private mused why the general did not wear feathers like other birds.
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Bird
London
Gullipoll
Birdwood
Not Swede: Bohemian alderman drills with British humor
The Chicago Herald recounts Alderman Capttain of the Twenty-fifth ward in the home guards observing Alderman Toman on a drill near his Boston saloon investigation. The younger man jokes about age, while a Swedish topic and Malta garden humor appear, ending with a quip about a cow.
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Capttain
Home Guards
Twenty-fifth Ward
Chicago Herald
Toman
Boston
Une
Anid Toman
Father of Modern Liberty and the Early English Commons
The article traces how Simon de Montfort, earl of Leicester, led the 1265 parliament summons, establishing the house of commons after King John’s Magna Carta era. It notes Montfort’s victory over Henry III's regime, his belief the king acts for the people, and his ordinance requiring each city and town to send two deputies to represent them.
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England
John
Simon de Montyfort
Earl of Leicester
Evesham
House of Commons
Henry
Edward I
Leicester
Taking Regular Course
Thomas Mott Oborne, described as a voluntary millionaire convict, comments on Auburn prison food as fresh and wholesome, claiming it is better than some cheap restaurants and the Chat Mort in the Latin quarter. He notes rabbit stew for 8 cents and a seven course dinner for 15 cents, while a waiter at Chat Mort assures changing menu items like boiled chicken are very good.
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Thomas Mott Oborne
Auburn
Chat Mort
Latin Quarter
Wiehstan
Walter
Navy Trains Youth In Education Through Service
The Navy frames youth education through training stations and technical instruction, offering a path to service, skill, study, and travel. It blends classroom geography with real-world sea experience, exposing sailors to Westminster Abbey and the Colisee on world cruises while promoting national service, trade skills, and personal growth.
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Navy
United States Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Lfe
Nash ville businessman's cabbage tale ends in scandal
A Nash ville magnate boasted of a 1 percent cabbage project planted in early spring with help from a former partner. The flourishing patch drew praise from friends until revelations showed the crop was actually a rape plot used to target a rival.
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Nashville
Gore
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