Edward Griggs lecture at Middlesex Women's Club
Edward Howard Griggs opened a three lecture series at the Middlesex Women's Club under the education department chaired by Mrs. Frederick Lawton. He spoke on Social and Personal Evolution and Ethical Interpretations of Social Progress, arguing that true progress comes from studying the human spirit and moral life rather than mere wealth or division of labor.
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Edward Howard Griggs
Middlesex Women’s Club
Education Department
Frederick Lawton
Griggs
Boston
Crossing the Highway Danger With Rising Signals
A child and grandfather discuss the danger of traffic as safety gates red balls and yellow flags signal an approaching automobile. The scene suggests witnessing near misses, a risky crossing, and the grim humor of reporting collisions to the coroner.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Out of Deaths A The Story Told by Mrs Tucker
Mrs Anna M Tucker of Utica New York recounts a near fatal illness after her childbirth. She describes lasting nervous and stomach troubles, severe weight loss, insomnia, and fainting then credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with saving her life after trying several doctors. The pills are promoted as a cure for numerous ailments and are sold by mail order from Schenectady New York.
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Anna M. Tucker
Kossuth Avenue
Utica
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Tucker
Williams
Hygiene of Instruction Lecture at State Normal School
Professor William H Burnham spoke on The Hygiene of Instruction at the State normal school. The fourth lecture in the yearlong course urged tempering extreme method with hygienic needs to prevent schools from becoming factories and pupils from becoming mere workers. He opposed excessive class drill and emphasized balanced correlation, enrichment that aids individuals, and a cooperative spirit over fierce competition while protecting student welfare.
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William H. Burnham
State Normal School
Burnham
New Illustrated Lecture Series At First Trinitarian Church
Rev George F Kenngett begins Sunday Jan 26 at 6 45 pm with illustrated lectures on The Christian Symbolism in the Lodges in Sutton Street First Trinitarian Congregational Church. First talk on The Masonic Order features many pictures. others cover Odd Fellows Rebekah Knights of Pythias AOUW Eastern Star and Great Painters Gospel. Morning sermon at 10 30 God’s Witnesses with children’s story. Jan 29 7 20 pm Sunday school sociable, reports of Red and Blue contest, games, refreshments. Admission free.
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George
F. Kenngett
Deiting
Sutton Street
Kenngett
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Central railroad orders vast fleet from car and locomotive makers
The Central Railroad of New Jersey placed orders with American Car and Foundry for 1009 box cars 20 passenger coaches 750 hopper cars and 500 gondolas. Haran and Hollingsworth are building 0 coaches for Central and 66 locomotives are being built by American Locomotive Co.
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
American Car and Foundry Company
Haran & Hollingsworth Company
Central
American Locomotive Co
Railroad Digest
Cleaning Up Bargains on Picture Frames and Mirrors
We have a large stock of desirable goods left from the holiday trade and will cut prices on all pictures mirrors and frames to move them quickly. If you want a real bargain visit us. George E Maker corner Mer rimack and John streets.
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George E. Maker
Merrimack and
John Streets
Winter sleigh party ends with a daring ice crossing
A social sleighing dinner party journeys to an island for a steak supper. One guest, missing at start, returns late after crossing the river ice in moonlit conditions, claiming a risky drive and a near fall but arrives safe, setting off wagers and stories as the guests finish their meal. Burns anniversary notes and local society items follow.
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Wilkins
la St
Willis
Cotter
Ayr
Souter Johnny
Tom O'Shanter
Burns
Burn
Birkie
Ayrshire
Rosalia Castle
C. Marshall Forrest
Sanders Avenue
Eva
N. H
Viola Campbell-Waterhouse
Boston
Frank L. Irvine
Dallas
Texas
Asa de. Russell
Highland Club Hall
William N. Shaw
New York
Hyde Park
Charles H. Allen
George A. Marden
McKinley Memorial Fund
Poetic Journey Beyond The Edge Of The World
An exhortation of bold exploration and endurance. It describes crossing wild terrain and vast seas toward a distant wall of mountains, with wind rain dawn and thunder accompanying the voyage. The language evokes frontier spirit and vast horizons.
Change of Life Some Sensible Advice 9 Women
Mrs E Sailer discusses the natural changes in women during middle life and the troublesome symptoms that can accompany them. The text promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy to ease this period and protect nervous health.
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E. Sailer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Mars
E. Sarver
Hill St
Los Angeles
Cal
Atlantic Atlantic Quote by George Cabot Lodge in January Issue
The passage reflects a pledge to break old oaths and the gods of past adoration. It declares a bold Dare to blend body and soul with all time. The speaker envisions aspiring virtue and crime comprehended and the self possessed by the whole spirit.
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George Cabot Lodge
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