Mrs Hearne and her Gypsy Chauvies at River Camp
The narrative follows Mrs Hearne pleading for the safety and return of her children from a Gypsy camp over the river. Mayor and sheriff debate action, revealing social tensions, mock politeness, and a plan to restore the family unit while avoiding a harsh example. The scene ends with approval to send Mrs Hearne back home within the day.
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Willie
Lister
John
Heriff
Sheriff’s Office
Cuba
Hidlipa Js
Hearne Family Leaves Town In Quiet Farewell
Mrs Hearne and her chauvies drive away from the town packed with belongings and gifts as a grocery wagon delivers a final basket. The reunion with California bound kin, a mayoral gift, and parting wishes close the chapter with good luck and lingering gratitude.
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Qnoth
Mammy
Rye
Trigonometry Tea Party With Pengelly At Rectory
Eminent geologist William Pengelly visits a clergyman and his wife and bets racing through Hind s Trigonometry before 8 o clock. They sip tea between problems and compare outcomes, with Pengelly leaving early but pleased at the brisk mental exercise. Soldiers in China are noted as despised, with German officers seeking control.
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William Pengelly
Jane
Hind
Pengelly
Goodby
China
Sunday Sermons Across Many Churches and Topics
A long list of Sunday services at numerous churches with morning and evening sermons. Topics include faith, morality, reform, and public life with speakers such as Rev. Bowley Green Rev. Craig Rev. Friesen Mrs Amanda Smith and Elder E N Hinckley. Services feature varied themes from spiritual prodigals to social issues and missionary talks.
First Baptist Church Hosts Day of Stirring Interest
The service features Rev A Frieson recounting missionary work among the Telegus, an organ Adagio by A F French, and a choir with O Give Thanks and In Heavenly Love Abiding. Evening program begins 6 30 with wide awake singing and a sermon series on Windows titled A Window With the Blinds Closed.
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A. Frieson
A. F. French
Warren T. Reid
Rock of Ages
W.H. Pepin
Lena M. Reid
Walch
Reid
J. Avison Baker
Paige Street churches host mixed services and music
Paige Street Baptist Church led by Trev. A. E. B. Wilson offers a 10.36 a.m. service with a chorus, and a 6.30 p.m. grand praise service featuring Ida Marie Rogers and Etta Rutherford performing solos. Temperance sermon by F. B. Hill and choir selections augment the program. First Universalist Church, Rev. C. B. Fisher, holds 10.30 a.m. worship with a Story Not Easily Read, a 12.10 p.m. Sunday school and 6 p.m. Young People’s meeting. The morning sermon on The Cross of Citizenship precedes choir pieces including I Will Lift Up My Eyes and A Hymn of Praise.
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Cornet
Ida Marie Rogers
Etta Rutherford
Temperance
F. B. Hill
First Universalist Church
C. B. Fisher
Doans Kidney Pills Endorsement in Lowell Letter
A Lowell man testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney pain and urinary trouble after persistent efforts with other remedies. The piece also notes Doan's availability at local dealers and highlights a temperance service and church events with multiple religious and youth activities.
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Doan
F. D. Sawyer
Walker Street
Ellingwood and Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Memorial tribute at John Street church for Rev John S Colby
A prayer meeting honored Rev John S Colby a longtime church member and former Des Moines pastor. Speakers recalled his scholar poet and journalist gifts and his kind social nature. A unanimous resolution expressed heartfelt sympathy to his family and faith that God does all things well.
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John S. Colby
John Street
Colby
Thomas H. Durning
Vox Pop
Des Moines
Iowa
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cure for Body Aches
Your danger now is from overworked liver and kidneys failing to expel impurities. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for curing rheumatism by neutralizing blood acid and relieving aches. It is described as the best winter medicine, purifying and enriching the blood, toning the stomach and stimulating the liver and kidneys to ward off illnesses.
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Hood
CGA STOREt 4 Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
A fragmentary OCR note references a trademark style phrase and scattered capitalized terms. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a complete report. The readable bits hint at branding language but lack identifiable entities or dates.
Testimony Against Forbes in Shooting of Officer Hickson
Grand jury sent the case against Charles A. Forbes who last Sunday tried to shoot Officer John Hickson. Forbes pleaded not guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon and wife assault and was held for superior court. He wrested a revolver from Hickson before being taken to the station, saying he had given the officer a good fright.
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Charles A. Forbes
John Hickson
Enright
Hickson
Rock Street
Forbes
Tilton
Jack
George Maguire
George H. Morse
Israel Nannis
North Street
Lieut. Brosnan
O'Brien
Eugene Meloy
Fair In Tyngsboro Unitarian Society Fair Draws Big Crowd
The Tyngsboro Unitarian society held a town hall fair last night that filled the hall to capacity. A notable feature was the comedy Anita's Trial performed by eleven young ladies under the direction of Mrs Opie Johnson and Miss Ina Butterfield. Supper was served, booths opened for business, and an Oriental table by Mrs F S Gardner of Detroit drew special interest with Turkish coffee and Syrian bread.
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Unitarian Society of
Tyngsboro
Anita
Opie Johnson
Sadie Hunter
Belle Perham
Cora Littlehare
Ina. Butterfield
Nellie Perham
Ida Hunter
Mary Hadley
Grace Green
Bertha Sherburne
Jennie Hodgman
Ina Butterfield
George Perham
Fred Andrews
F. S. Gardner
Detroit
Syria
J. B. Butterfield
Rheuben Sherburne
Benjamin Lawrence
Fannie Wright
B. Butterfield
Bernice Sherman
Jack Horner
Abbie Butterfield
Julia Butterfield
Edna Bancroft
Daniel Lawrence
A. A. Flint
James Danforth
Carpet Weavers Elect Officers After Mathews Hall Meeting
The Carpet Weavers union met in Mathews hall yesterday with strong attendance and heated discussion over four day workweeks. Officers elected include Joseph Cox as president, Hugh McQuade as vice president, Robert Burns as financial secretary, Henry McCarthy as recording secretary, Arthur McFadden as treasurer, plus a seven member board of trustees.
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Carpet Weavers Union
Mathews Hall
Joseph Cox
Hugh McQuade
Robert Burns
Henry McCarthy
Arthur McFadden
Low rent for the winter tenements offered
A local ad markets vacant tenements in desirable locations at low prices. Properties include a four and a half dollar per month unit and a five room dwelling at six fifty, with money in first class condition inviting inspection. T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street urges tenants to save on rent.
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Central Street
TooMes
T. LH. E.jett
Milford
N. H
Fish & Plummer
Lowell
Mass
Ucrative
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Central Trees
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Ish & Premmer
Owell
New Hampshire
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Race Street
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