Noted Women in Society and Club Life Highlighted
The piece profiles Mrs. Dimies T. S. Denison of New York as a leading General Federation of Women's Clubs figure and contrasts her with Mrs. Carl Meyer of London, famed for entering society via a portrait by John Sargent. It notes Denison's home life and influence, Meyer's social ascent, royal links, and the broader clubwoman debate in early 20th century society.
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Captain Denison
New England
Dénison
General Federation
Carl Meyer
England
London
Royal Academy
Carl, Meyer
Smart
Prince of Wales
Prince and Princess of Wales
Alexandra
Mrs. Meyer
Marlborough House
Mayfair
Ascot
John 8. Sargent
Sargent
Lowell Mills Expand as New Additions Rise in City
Real estate notes show the Lowell machine shop four story addition under way the Mohair Plush Co four story mill near Market street and a new four story Igelow Carpet mill planned with about 150000 dollars in costs. Plans exist for a Massachusetts Corporation storehouse on Bridge Street while site debates push for East Merrimack street access and a spin track over the canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mohair Plush Co
Market Street
Igelow Carpet Company
Massachusetts Corporation
Bridge Street
Massachusetts
Ast Merrimack Street
East Merrimack Street
Prescott
Massachusetts Mil
Whittier
Stackpole Street
Massachusetts Co
Merrimack Valley
Valley
Dracut
Pelham
New Hampshire
Lowell Mills
Andover Street
Globe
Marston
Board of Trade
Merrimack River
Haverhill
Capine
City school opening draws Worcester migrants
Families relocate to the city to send their boys to the new school opening in October with an expected attendance around three hundred and high demand for rooms.
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Worcester
Real Estate Notes Highlight Local Property Moves
Shepard & Fuller report strong business with recent sales including the King residence at Westford and Dartmouth, a Tyler park land lot, and a large Josiah Gates estate lot on Westford. The Oaklands church site shows a For Sale sign at Wentworth and Laurel, while C M Potter’s offer for John street property rises to 2.00 per foot as funds target Young Women's Christian Association. Coburn in Rolfe street set for July 15 sale by C F Keyes Pioneers, parcels from 14,000 square feet. Urban hall property eyed by Boston broker via Potter office. Walter Johnson house on Nesmith leased five years to A L Bacheller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
C. F. Keyes & Pioneers
Cobu
Rolfe Street
Boston
Urban Hall
C. M. Potter
Walter Johnson
Nesmith Street
A. L. Bacheller
Aged Baltimore Citizen Killed by Street Railway Car
Joseph Merrefield aged 81 a venerable and well known Baltimore citizen was run over by a U S mail street railway car and instantly killed today in Baltimore Maryland on July 3.
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Baltimore
Joseph Merrefield
U.S. Mail
Forger Caldwell Returned From Arizona to Lowell
Deputy Redmond Welch and Inspector Charles Laflamme brought back William Caldwell, a Clinton man, charged with forging checks. After a week’s travel from Lowell to Phoenix and back, Caldwell surrendered due to health fears and difficulty earning a living. He admitted to presenting a fraudulent $500 check and sought an accomplice’s help for an exchange, earning $5. The trip highlighted Phoenix’s lively gambling scene and lawless tone, with Caldwell stating he could not survive in Arizona. Caldwell, about 36, was arraigned on forgery charges in Lowell.
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Redmond Welch
Charles Laflamme
Phoenix
Arizona
William Caldwell
Clinton
Lowell
Murphy
Caldwell
Thomas Adams
Mr. Adams
Savings Bank
Courier-Citizen
Welch
Manchester
Los Angeles
California
The Sunday School Lesson On The Manna From Heaven
A July 6 lesson outlines Israel's journey from Elim to Sin and the murmuring in the wilderness. It highlights God feeding the people with manna and quail to prove their obedience, linking the Old Testament event to Christ as the true bread from heaven and emphasizing God the Father’s care amid trials. The discussion ties to Romans, Psalms, and Corinthians and includes a topic note on the Father’s care from Matthew 6 and related scriptures.
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American Press Association
Elim
Congregation of the Children of Israel
Binai
Egypt
Marah
Moses
God
Israel
Samuel
Christ
Canadians Homeward Bound From Coronation Contingent
A portion of the Canadian troops who went to England for coronation festivities sails from Liverpool aboard the Allan Line Tunisian bound for Montreal. They received a hearty greeting and were hosted by the Lord Mayor at a Town Hall luncheon.
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Liverpool
England
Montreal
Roll the Stone You Cannot Drag
A Reverend urges adapting to obstacles by rolling stones instead of dragging them. He cites workers moving large stones with horses and a chain, turning difficulty into progress. The lesson applies to daily burdens, contrasting defeat with inventive effort.
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New England
Louis Albert Banks
D. D
Christian Endeavor World
Teaching Children Religion Bias and Early Choice
A Presbyterian Banner note argues that children cannot be left unbiased in religion. It contends that minds and world are full of bias toward evil, requiring early decisive guidance toward good. The piece emphasizes that God seeks the opening bad, not the withering leaf.
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Presbyterian Banner
Thoroughgoing Faith Principle in Christian Register
A concise note on faith describing it as not bold or joyful but a deep unconscious background from which energies arise to fulfill the soul’s purpose, as cited from the Christian Register.
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Christian Register
Infidelity and Christianity Clash in Religious Telescope Quote
A Religious Telescope reflection notes that infidelity drains strength by opposing Christian faith, while Christianity focuses its effort on reforming and elevating humanity through its reforming, ennobling, and uplifting aims.
Fair Weather Friends Proverb From Presbyterian Journal
A Presbyterian Journal aphorism cautions that friendship failing in hardship proves unworthy, labeling fair weather friends as disguised enemies. The maxim stresses loyalty during adversity over superficial association.
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Presbyterian Journal
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Mary MacLane
Butte
Mont
Radcliffe
Harvard
Prince Henry
Floretta Vining
Rlub
Dimiel T. S. Denison
Massachusetts Company
Lowell Machine Shop
United Shoe Machinery Company
Middlesex Village
Concord River
Fair Grounds
Lowell Textile School
Rey
D. M. Stearns
Aaron
Christian Endeavor
H. Doyle
Ps. Ciil
Bible Readings
Job
Ps. xxiii
Isa. xi
Luke xii
Phil. Fv
Heb. xiii
I Pet. v
Johann Hoff
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