23 May 1908
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Newspaper
Lebanon Daily News
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1908
Page
1
A comprehensive listing of church services across multiple congregations. It notes times for morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, midweek meetings, and special events. Includes TrinityWP, Mount, Salem Lutheran, St James, and others with pastors and location cues.
Corner Sixth and Obesatuift streets Sunday school and Ladies Mission class at 9:15 Anglican worship and service 10:45. Our Lord's Prayer devotional at 6:30 p m. Subject A Christian at the Ballot Box led by Light Magilek worship and Mop at 7:30 p m. Prayer services Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Seats 90. Rev James Daniel Kistler. Commandl Evangelical at Chestnut Street and Church Alley morning worship 10:30. May Rigate closure noted.
TEW BR. COUTITARD Mrs P R Southard of Woodmere L I was a nervous wreck unable to eat or sleep. A recent interview quotes her saying Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey restored her health, strengthened her and improved appetite. She notes many cases cured over the past fifty years since the remedy's discovery.
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicinal tonic. It claims cures for nervousness, typhoid, malaria, stomach troubles, throat and lung diseases, and general debility. The copy warns customers to buy only genuine, sealed bottles and provides contact details for Dr. R Curran.
A fragmented church notice outlines Young People meetings at Ti yy with a later special gospel hour. Rev. WA Wiopand visits St Paul’s United with morning services at 11 and 7 30. Morning sermon on Christ's Ascension and an evening sermon on The Medal Family as part of De Homo Christa. Congregations are growing with added attendance.
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Fragmentary OCR notes list Sunday school at 9 00 am and morning prayers at 10 00 am. References Vets People's Church Workers Society in Lonwenecki and a Thursday evening prayer service. Names and details are unclearly legible but indicate church activities and readers.
Sunday school at 9 50 a m worship and sermon at 11 14 a m morning subject it does not you appear what we should be evening service at 6 45 p m all welcome by Reverend Leopard Hynson program lists intermediate and senior groups with meetings and activities.
Fragmented notice on street corner preaching and Sabbath school times. Mentions Walnut streets, midweek prayer on Wednesday, and a civil invitation from Pastor Aaron Soulilard. Names and times are garbled. readable details indicate church events and services.
Readable text notes a United Disciples of Christ church at the corner of Adams and Van Buren alleys. No further details on events, leadership, or services are provided in the fragment.
Sunday service at Prausant PIT and related events include youth meeting at 6, preac hing at 7, and open air preaching on Tenth Street. Prayer gathering hosted by Mr Sinuyonsy occurs Tuesday evening at Spooky Srotlow. Reverend Woll officiates at BUM GATT.
A narrator recounts a Christmas Eve plan to test Nellie Putlaw’s younger brother Albert Sidney. The boy’s mechanical clock obsession leads to a chaotic, loud strike sequence that terrifies the narrator and ends with Nellie scolding him and Albert Sidney admitting the prank was for fun. The scene ends with a wary resolve not to confront the distressed adult.
Local church groups across Lebanon county report busy Christian Endeavor activities. Meetings featured talks by Miss Katte Pennetat and Rev Bodder, May events, and a June Academy of Music rally headlined by Wa Tf Eis with 200 choir voices.
The press superintendent notes a chair meeting at Trinity U S church on Tuesday evening at 7 80 o'clock. All financiers are asked to mark the date.
A sailor explains his dog ran away after his wedding in Cadiz. The dog resented the marriage, showed jealousy, watched the couple, and finally dragged his bed to the door before returning to his former home across the street. The narrator reflects the dog’s lasting estrangement.
A wayward traveler, refused lodging at Bretano’s home in Alcona, Pa, awoke to help Mrs Bretano when she slipped and burned herself after a kerosene lamp exploded. The stranger saved her by beating out the flames and extinguishing the burning carpet before departing at dawn without accepting any reward or giving his name.
In Seaford Delaware mayor Robinson was arrested by Constable Steen over a disputed trade bill collection. The constable cited an ordinance on collecting without a license, while the mayor posted bonds under $100 for allegedly breaking his own rule. The incident pits town officials against officers in a comic courtroom scenario.
A Boston man asks whether cats like flowers, proposing women bored with few thoughts could engage in such inquiries. The note suggests diverting ennyl sufferers into practical curiosity by pursuing simple, curious experiments to satisfy the gentleman's interest.
Tommy boasts that locals will know him, while his mother notes their unfamiliarity after moving in. He recalls waves of greeting from neighbors shouting his nickname in the shoal yard, echoing old hometown kindness. The scene captures a warm, small town welcome.
A cryptic note describes remorse as brief, linked to seeking pleasure and courage amid a duel dubbed the Blamone event. The fragment hints at headaches and risk as motives for risky choices. The text remains jagged and inscrutable, offering little concrete detail.
Experiments at the Royal Theatre Stuttgart show ozone apparatus purifying air in foyers cloaks and amphitheaters with minimal heat or drafts. A distributed piping system delivers clear ozone to destroy odors and bacteria, powering low operating costs while maintaining comfort.
A new automatic musical device, after seven years of research, can play violin and related instruments without modifying the violin. Pneumatic channels control two ducts per note, with 65 movable fingers simulating touch, tremolo via vibrating hammers, and pitch pipes for tuning. Tempo shifts via a friction pinion on a large wheel.
Wilam Treichler of Krausadale dried a felt boot on a fence and later found a wren nest with several eggs in the boot. He left the boot as is, noting the unusual discovery while the birds settled.
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