Women’s World News Highlights Afloat and On Campus
Coeds at the University of Illinois open a cafeteria in the women’s building to gain practical lunch room management experience. Kansas City Housewives’ League saved 29 carloads of potatoes by selling them at six cents a bushel to the poor, clearing a glut at railroad yards. A roller chair parade marks Atlantic City suffrage campaign under Mrs. Ella O. Guilford. Meadow Larks polo club in New York is entirely composed of women. Chicago women form a Civic Music association to promote local musical talent. Miss Mary L. Jobe, history professor, begins an expedition to British Columbia and Southeastern Alaska studying Athabasca Indians and becomes the first woman to reach Mt. Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Illinois
Kansas City Housewives’ League
Atlantic City
N. J
Ella O. Guilford
New York
Mary L. Jobe
New York City Normal School
British Columbia
Alaska
Mt. Sanford
San Francisco Exposition Morals Backed by Mayor Guarantees
Church leaders press for moral safeguards for the Panama exposition and city, urging guarantees from authorities. Mayor Rolph assures the San Francisco moral welfare will be protected and that the exposition will be a clean, wholesome event. United Brethren and Christian groups welcome the assurances as plans for religious work unfold.
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San Francisco
Exposition
W. M. Bell
United Brethren Church
Ralph
Brotherhoods
United Brethren
Rolph
Episcopal Church Pulls From United Missionary Campaign
The Protestant Episcopal Church’s General Mission Board withdraws from the United Missionary campaign. Bishop Lloyd, president of the campaign, resigns. The campaign plans large fall meetings and a united nationwide appeal for funds, touting it as a major effort for missions and true church unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal Church
General Mission Board
United Misionary Campaign
Lloyd
Episcopal Board
United Missionary Campaign
America
Missionary movement reorganizes support across U S and Canada
The United Missionary campaign extends into Canada and the United States. All Protestant home and foreign mission societies except the Episcopal join, handing administration to the Laymen's Missionary movement. Leaders will be placed in major cities for weeks or months, with enough staff to cover every city district. A broad education effort will publish literature and launch extensive newspaper advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Missionary Campaign
Canada
United States
Protestant Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Episcopal
Woman Makes Pie From Almost Any Old Item
A woman demonstrates a knack for turning nearly any discarded object into a pie filling. Neighbors observe as she improvises crusts and flavors, showcasing resourceful baking. Her playful methods attract curious locals and attract interest in thrift kitchen techniques.
Evening Worship and Prayer Meeting Schedule
Evening worship at 7 45 with a sermon on The Transforming Power of Christian Experience. Prayer meeting follows on Wednesday evening at 7 45. A cordial welcome awaits at all services.
First German Methodist Church Service and School Schedule
First German Methodist church at 7th and Ferry Sts. under Pastor John H. Klaus. Sunday school at 9:10 a.m. led by William Bauman. Worship services at 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Morning sermon The forces of the Kingdom. Evening sermon Stopping too soon or Lacking Thoroughness. Epworth League devotional at 7:15 p.m. led by Wm. Baumann. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. German school begins Tuesday July 1 at 9:00 a.m., sessions Tue Wed Thu Fri mornings in July. Start with first lesson to obtain full benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First German Methodist Church
7Th and Ferry Sts
John H. Klaus
William Bauman
Epworth League
Wm. Baumann
St Pauls Universalist Church announces service and meeting
The St Pauls Universalist church at Cass and Eighth streets led by Minister George R Long invites members to Sunday school at 10 am and public worship at 11 am, with a short summer service. A July 2 parish meeting follows a 6 30 pm picnic supper hosted by church ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Cass
Eighth Streets
George R. Longbrake
Young People’s Christian Union
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday Services
The First Methodist Episcopal church at Eighth and King streets, led by Rev. T. Stanley Cadams, holds class meeting at 9 a.m. and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth league meets at 6:45 p.m. Rev. J. E. Watson of West Ave M E church will occupy the pulpit in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eighth and
King Streets
T. Stanley Cadams
Epworth League
J. E. Watson
West Ave. M. E
First Baptist Church Weekly Services Ad
The First Baptist church on Sixth St between Main and King, led by minister W. Adelbert Billings, announces a Bible school at 10 am, morning worship with a 11 am sermon "Three ways of meeting sin," a Young People’s devotional at 6:45 pm, and a Chautauqua vesper with a short address at 7:38 pm lasting one hour, summer schedule. Strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sixth St
Main and
King
W. Adelbert Billings
Bible School
Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule
First Evangelical Church at Vine and West Avenue lists Sunday school at 9 15 a m with E A Gross as superintendent A missionary prayer meeting follows at 10 30 a m conducted by G Marquarat Pastor G F Hack leads the church and serves as pastor
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Evangelical Christian First Evangelical Church
Corner Vine and
West Avenue
G. F. Hack
E. A. Gross
G. Marquarat
Christ Church Service Schedule for Sixth Sunday After Trinity
Christ Church Episcopal at Ninth and Main lists Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer with a sermon by Rev W Everett Johnson at 10:45 a.m. Evensong with sermon at 7:30 p.m. Music includes Ve nite, Benedictus in Chant, Te Deum in C Buck, Sing Alleluia forth Buck, Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis Bennett in A, Anthem Tary with me Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Christchurch
Episcopal
Ninth
Main Streets
W. Everett Johnson
Buck
First Congregational Church Bible School and Sermon
First Congregational church at Main and Seventh streets led by Pastor Henry Faville offers Bible school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am. The sermon topic is The Fountain of Perpetual Youth. No evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Main and
Seventh Streets
Henry Faville
Emmanuel Church Sunday Schedule
Emmanuel Church lists Sunday school at 9 15 a m morning service at 10 30 a m and a Young People meeting at 6 45 p m for weekly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Church
Young People’s Meeting
German Baptist Church Services Schedule
German Baptist church at Seventh and Winnebago streets with Pastor E. Berger holds Sunday school at 9 30 a m. Morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Baptist Church
Seventh and
Winnebago Streets
E. Berger
West Avenue Methodist Service and Activities
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church at West Ave near Jackson Street with Pastor J. E. Watson. Morning worship at 10:30 with sermon on Secret Sins. Sunday school at 11:45. Epworth League devotional at 7:00 p m on The Price of Power.
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West Avenue Methodist
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
West Ave
Jackson Street
J. E. Watson
Epworth League
The Ruling Machine Advances Paper Ruling Pace
Harpers Weekly notes a hand ruling machine can mark 100 reams of double cap paper in 146 hours versus 12 hours by steam powered ruling. For single cap paper the old ruler and quill take 4,800 hours for 100 reams while the modern machine does it in two hours and forty five minutes, a 1,900 to 1 advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s Weekly
Camel Travels Vast Distance in Daily Pace
Report notes a camel under average load travels about 25 miles daily while burdened, and can reach 90 miles a day when free of cargo, illustrating remarkable endurance and capacity for long journeys.
Norwegian Lutheran Church Notice on Pastor Absence
Norwegian Lutheran church at West Ave and Division Street under Rev. R. Andersen calls all members to Sunday school at 9 15 a m. There are no morning or evening services as the pastor is out of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Lutheran
Reformed Church Plans Schedule Changes This Season
Reformed Church St John s Reformed church corner Market and Fourth streets Rev FE Vornholt pastor holds regular Sunday services at 10 30 am Sunday evening services are suspended until September The morning sermon features the pastor The school for religious instruction and German reading and writing continues for three more weeks Parents may still enroll children Sunday school runs at 9 15 am The choir practices regularly at 8 o clock Friday evening
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Reformed Church
St. John’s Reformed Church
Corner Market
Fourth Streets
FE. Vornholt
City Mission announces summer services and events
The City Mission at 325 Jay Street lists Sunday school at 3 p m and evening service at 7 45. The hall opens every night for summer services with screen doors and an electric fan, inviting all Christian people to help harvest laborers. Miss Ella Gannon violinist to play Sunday evening. different speakers planned nightly.
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City Mission City Mission
Jay Street
D. C
Ella Gannon
First Church of Christ Scientist Service and Hours
The First Church of Christ Scientist on King Street between Fifth and Sixth hosts Sunday service at 7:59 p.m. with the subject Christian Science, and Sunday school at 11:45 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is at 8 p.m. A free reading room is open weekdays from two to five except legal holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ Scientist
Church of Christ Scientist
King St
Fifth
English Evangelical Lutheran Church Announces Services and Picnic
The English Evangelical Lutheran church at West avenue and Ferry street, with F. R. Webber as supply pastor, invites attendance. Sunday school starts at 9 30 a m with morning service at 7 45 featuring Other Girls and an evening service at 7 30 titled The end of the Dis obedient. On July 4 the annual congregation and friends picnic will depart La Crosse at 8 o'clock a m by the Northwestern line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Evangelical Lutheran Holy Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Avenue
Ferry Street
F. R. Webber
West Salem
la Crosse
First Presbyterian Church Weekly Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m and 19 a m summer session. Morning service at 11 a m with The Dominant Note in the Baccalaureate sermons of Year. Evening service at 7 30 p m with Where There is no Vision the People perish. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. No preaching in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church
King and
Sixth Streets
Christian Endeavor
Diverging Points Between Orthodoxy and Spiritualism Sermon
Public service at Spiritualist Church in Odd Fellows hall 119 South Fourth street Sunday evening at 7 45 led by Rev Catherine McFarlin. New members will be received, season concludes with vacation until September, midweek meetings suspended until then. Public invited.
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Odd Fellows Hall
South Fourth Street
Catherine McFarlin
First Evangelical Church Services on Vine Street
Public worship with a sermon by Pastor G F Hack at 10 39 a m. on Seek ye first the Kingdom of God. Sunday school at 9 15 a m E A Gross superintendent. Young People's meeting at 6 45 p m Paul Wagner leader with topic Our Nations Glories and Perils. Evening English sermon at 7 30 p m You and the other man. All cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical First Evangelical Church
Vine Street
West Avenue
G. F. Hack
E. A. Gross
Paul Wagner
Where Fogs Are Thickest
A traveling anecdote contrasts foggy routes from Rome to Paris with the St Gothard pass. The globe trotter cites fog statistics for several cities and places, concluding the St Gothard averages 277 foggy days yearly, more than London Munich or Hamburg.
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Rome
Paris
St. Gothard
Alps
Globe Trotter
London
Munich
Hamburg
Tegernsee
Bavarian Alps
An Optimist's View on Misers and Happiness
A reflection argues misers reveal little happiness in wealth, framing wealth as limited joy and suggesting others see through hoarded riches to find true contentment.
Suggestive Questions on Sunday School Lesson Offered
Readers may request weekly answers to questions from The Suggestive Questions on the Sunday School Lesson by Rev. Dr. Linscott. Send lesson date and question number to The Tribune Question Editor with full name and address for possible column or mail response.
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Dr. Linscott
Victories of Faith Reading Lesson From 1913
Review lesson content from Rev. T. S. Lin scott on Acts seven and Hebrews eleven. It lists twelve lessons with dates Genesis references, Golden Texts, and study questions including Jacob, Joseph, and Moses themes. It frames study prompts for Sunday school.
Wit and Folly in a Humorous Anthology
A stitched collection of jokes and anecdotes features a math puzzle about two workers finishing a task, a Civil War hut encounter with a polecat, and a city editor printing a resignation under a misnamed headline revealing public improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashleep
North Side Church News at Berlin and Sill Streets
Norwegian Methodist church announces Sunday school 9 15 a m and preaching 10 30 a m with sermon on The Glory of the Ministering life. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. Quarterly communion at 3 39 p m with Rev D C Jones of First church delivering the communion sermon and reception of new members and baptisms. All welcome to join as a church home.
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Norwegian Methodist Church
Berlin and
Sill Streets
A. Hermansen
D. C. Jones
First Church
Shipmunk Coulee Sunday School Picnic Notice
German M E church at Clinton and Berlin streets lists Rev W J Witter as pastor. Sunday school 9 15 am preaching 10 30 am with no evening service prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 pm. On July 4 the Shipmunk Coulee Sunday school holds an annual picnic at the gravesite of Mr and Mrs Emil Paudler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Clinton
Berlin
W. J. Witter
Shipmunk Coulee Sunday School
Emil Paudler
Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Norwegian Lutheran Church at Charles and Sill streets with Rev. E. O. Vik as pastor. Morning services at 10 39 a m and Sunday school at 9 a m.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles and
Sill Streets
E. O. Vik
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church Service Times
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church on George and Sill streets led by Pastor O. L. Christensen offers Sunday worship at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m with Sunday school at 9 a m All are welcome to attend.
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Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Bethel Norw. Lutheran Church
George and Sill Streets
O. L. Christensen
Tabernacle Baptist Church Services and Schedule
Tabernacle Baptist Church at Clinton and Avon, Minister Howard Beldon Leonard at 1343 Caledonia. Public worship 11 am with sermon, Bible school at 7 pm, Baptist Young People's union 6 30, evening service 7 45 with sermon, midweek praise and prayer Wednesdays 7 45. Business meeting first Wednesday, covenant meetings last Wednesday. Lord's supper first Sunday after morning service. No preaching services during July.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Clinton and
Avon Streets
Howard Beldon Leonard
Caledonia Street
Baptist Young People's Union
Caledonia Street M. E. Church Service Schedule
Caledonia Street M. E. Church holds class meeting at 9 30 a m morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at noon Ep worth league at 6 45 p m and evening service at 7 45 Prof James R Kerr will direct music during chorister Mrs H L Partridge absence.
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Caledonia St. Methodist Episcopal
Caledonia St. M. E
Epworth League
James R. Kerr
Caledonia Street
M. E
H. L. Partridge
North Presbyterian Church Service Preview
North Presbyterian at Avon and Logan streets invites worship led by Rev. Finch A. Clarke, pastor, with morning worship scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Presbyterian Church
Avon and
Logan Streets
Finch A. Clarke
Axed bones horns fuel Amazonian warfare myth
A description of horn made from human bones used by South American tribes near the Amazon. The horns emit a screech during battles, serving to terrify enemies and drown the wounded. Chiefs are targeted to supply the horn material.
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Amazon
Dogs used to haul artillery in Belgium and Holland armies
Dogs are employed to move light artillery in Belgium’s forces and experiments with the Netherlands army explore canine use in military logistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Holland
Ruskin Burlesques Shelley in Auction Letters
London auction highlights include a Ruskin letter denouncing Shelley. He offers a playful mock specimen with a tawny islet and violet mosaic, describing a gentleman and a girl on a lawn with an eel pie and ham bone. The dialogue questions soaking before boiling and a wife’s remark about spoiling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruskin
Shelley
London
Shrewsbury
Jane
An Important Omission in the Requisites for the Perfect Baby
The speaker notes a critical missing requirement in the doctor’s list for the perfect baby, asserting that the essential criterion is that the baby must be yours. The remark emphasizes ownership as the defining factor.
Town Seeks Cow Return to Farm Maneuver
A local effort aims to induce the town cow to return to the farm amid discussions of farm management and community input. The move reflects ongoing agricultural priorities and rural oversight.
Portia's Speech Mercy and Justice Paradox
Fragmentary OCR of Shakespearean text discusses mercy as a divine attribute higher than earthly power. It evokes Portia speaking on mercy softening justice and the throne’s fearsome rule. The passage contrasts royal authority with mercy’s nobility and its godlike quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia
William Shakegnes
Winged statue tale told to a boy in Newark
An orange gentleman explains to his four year old nephew how a statue in the parlor had no head after a great fire and earthquake. Rescue teams later found the body but not the head, which was carried away by thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Ney
First Run on London Banks in 1667
The 1667 run on London goldsmith bankers exposed lending fragility. Creditors flooded Lombard Street, forcing four bankers to close their doors as disorder spread until authorities restored order and creditors believed they were not starved of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maxy
Lombard Street Goldsmiths
A Wonderful Creature in Curious Biology Tale
A bizarre description explains a polyp as the earth’s most remarkable creature. Transverse and longitudinal cuts produce new beings as Trembly turns and unites parts to form multiple animals with two and three heads, even feeding one creature into another.
Steadfastness Key to Success in Life
A brief reflection on success noting that not inability or lack of enthusiasm but steadfastness of purpose determines achievement. The piece emphasizes persistent effort as the decisive factor in overcoming obstacles and reaching goals.
Value of Association in Electric Lamp Lesson
A fragmented reflection notes that people receive value only when they touch and stay close together, likening cooperation to pencils of a lamp that must meet before shining. The tone hints at social unity through practical analogy.
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