Palmistry At 81 Merrimack Street Promises Read Hands
The Oriental Temple of Palmistry and Astrology at 81 Merrimack Street offers palm readings for 25 and 60 cents with daily hours from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. including Sundays. Sterling Palmist touts numerous endorsements from officials and promises reliable life guidance and success in business, marriage, and love.
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Sterling Palmist
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Merrimack Street
Oriental Temple of
Pamistry
Cuba Mourns for Gen Maximo Gomez
Havana reports the first day of mourning for Gen. Maximo Gomez after his death last night. Flags fly at half mast across legations and consulates, a cannon booms from Cabanas fortress every thirty minutes, and the body lies in state at the palace amid flowers. Congress votes three days of mourning and suspends public business while $1500 is set aside for the funeral on Tuesday.
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Havana
Maximo Gomez
Cabanas
Congress
Wedge Between France and England Sparks Conference Rift
Berlin reports a Paris semi official outlet saying Britain does not back France on the Morocco dispute. German observers see this as deliberate bait to press France into the international conference. Opinion notes a wedge between Paris and London, harming their budding friendship.
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Berlin
Paris
Great Britain
France
Morocco
Germany
Nickel Plate Road Low Round Trip Fares to Portland Coast
Nickel Plate Road offers very low round trip rates to Portland and other Pacific coast points. Tickets on sale daily to Portland and return for the Lewis and Clark Exposition, and on certain June July and August days to San Francisco and Los Angeles and return for various national conventions. For details on routes and sleepers, write L. P. Burgess E A Old South Building Boston ane.
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Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. P. Burgess
E. A
Old South Bidg
Boston
Ane
Quaker hose seconds offered at basement sale firm
Pollard and Co advertises 400 dozen Quaker hose seconds in black and tan seamless and fast color. They feature a 4 percent leader sale with 3 pairs for 25 cents, offered in their basement department as a best value.
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Ci . G. Pollard & CO
Wallace Leads First Baptist Sermon and Welcome
Dr. O S C Wallace formally began his pastorate at First Baptist with a morning sermon from Isaiah about the house of prayer. A large congregation welcomed him and the Sunday school presented a welcome song with daisies, ferns, and flowers as Lillian Cowan sang a solo.
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O. S. C. Wallace
D. D
First Baptist Churches
Vision and Reality Sermon at Highland Congregational Church
A good sized audience at Highland Congregational Church heard Rev. W. I. Sweet of Everett Mass preach on Vision and Reality centered on Proverbs 29 18 and 2 Corinthians 3 18 The speaker contrasted vision guiding life with the character of the Lord and urged placing Christ at the center of one’s life for transformation by his spirit.
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Highland Congregational Church
W. I. Sweet
Everett
Mass
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Unitarian Conference Session Schedule at Ashby First Parish
The 78th North Middlesex Congregational conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches meets with First Parish of Ashby on Tuesday. The program includes hymn and prayer at 10, minutes, new business, talks on Martineau and Modern Unitarianism by Rev. Albert Lazenby, then discussions led by Rev. Herbert Mott, devotional service at noon, music at 2, and talks on A Great Problem by Rev. Charles F. Dole with follow up discussion led by Rev. Charles T. Billings, ending at 4.
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Ashby
Martineau
Albert Lazenby
Lynn
Herbert Mott
Nashua
Edward H. Brenan
Ayer
Charles F. Dole
Boston
Charles T. Billings
Lowell
Immanuel Baptist Sermons Highlight Sabbath and Jeremiah
Rev. Robert F. True preached to two sizable congregations yesterday. Morning topic was The Sabbath Its Authority Sanctity and Observance. Evening topic explored What Jeremiah Saw in the Streets of Jerusalem. Children’s Day observed next Sunday.
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Robert F. True
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
First Communion at St Anthony's Church Service
Twenty two girls and five boys received their first communion at St Anthony's Church in a morning service led by Rev J V Rosa. After reception the communicants sang hymns and received diplomas and gifts. A solemn high mass followed at 10 30 with Rev M C Terra as celebrant.
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St. Anthony’s Church
J. V. Rosa
M. C. Terra
A Man's Duty to Family and Bonds
A discussion urges men to prioritise family safety over offering personal security for friends. It argues corporate bonds from American Surety Company are superior to personal sureties and warns against unnecessary risks taken in the name of friendship, advising to connect friends with bonding representatives.
Community services include special music directed by Clune
Special music marked all services with Peter A. Clune directing and Lulu Ginty presiding at the organ, adding ceremonial tone to the events.
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Peter A. Clune
Lulu Ginty
Devotion Ends With Corpus Christi Next Week
The Forty Hours Devotion at Immaculate Conception Church concluded with the solemn mass led by Rev. Dennis A. Sullivan. Rev. John Fitzpatrick spoke at early masses on Trinity Sunday, noting the paschal communion season’s end. A Litany of the Saints and a Blessed Sacrament procession followed. Next Sunday marks the Corpus Christi feast.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Fitzpatrick
Dennis A. Sullivan
Frs. Dorgan
Fitzpatrick
Sacred Heart
Sullivan
Corpus Christi
First Baptist Choir Guests Enjoy Lake Trip and Supper
The First Baptist church choir was entertained by the music committee on Saturday. A special car took the party to Cano bie lake at 1.45 for an afternoon and evening of music despite showers. Supper for 64 was served at 6. Dr. Wallace praised church music and shared ideas with the young singers. G. H. Taylor led the table arrangement. Guests included director and organist J. Avison Baker, A. J. French, and local officials H. C. Fuller F. A. Bowen F. J. Flemings H. L. Tibbetts Mrs. W. H. Pepin Miss Ida Wilson C. H. Howard Mills. The special car returned at 9.16.
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First Baptist Church
Canobie Lake
Wallace
G. H. Taylor
J. Avison Baker
A. J. French
H. C. Fuller
F. A. Bowen
F. J. Flemings
H. L. Tibbetts
W. H. Pepin
Ida Wilsor
C. H. Howard
Mills
Smith College Holds Baccalaureate Services at First Congregational Church
Smith College Northampton held its baccalaureate services this afternoon in the First Congregational church. A graduating class of 202 and their friends filled the church to capacity as President L. Clark Seely delivered the sermon from Matthew XII 11 12, stressing that knowledge of divine mysteries is granted to some and that others may have even what they possess removed.
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Northampton
Smith College
First Congregational Church
L. Clark Seely
Heath
Mount Holyoke Baccalaureate Services Held in Mary Lyon Chapel
South Hadley June 18 baccalaureate at Mount Holyoke seminary featured President Miss Mary Emma Wooley delivering the sermon from the text Thou shalt purpose a thing and it shalt be established in thee and upon thy ways shall light shine.
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South Hadley
Mount Holyoke Seminary
Mary Lyon Chapel
Mary Emma Wooley
Brown University 137th commencement opens with baccalaureate
Providence June 18 Brown University opened its 137th annual commencement with the baccalaureate sermon at First Baptist Church delivered by Rev William H P Faunce president of the university.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
First Baptist Church
Willam H. P. Faunce
George Washington’s Queue and Hair Cure Claim
An old advertisement extols the beauty of George Washington’s queue and promotes Herpicide as a dandruff cure. It claims dandruff is a germ disease and asserts Herpicide kills the dandruff germ, offering a 10 cent sample and listing Detroit as the sending address with agents Mick Ellingwood & Co.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mick Ellingwood & Co
Oriental Palmist closes mail in rush to catch up readers
The Oriental Sterling Palmist ends free handwriting readings due to an overwhelming influx of letters. He notes private readings are for his office at 81 Merrimack Street and outlines readings and charges. The page lists many sample fortunes from letters including money, health, travel, and personality traits with a mix of named individuals and generic titles.
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Sterling Palmist
Courier-Citizen
Merrimack Street
Oriental Temple of Palmistry
Cryptic fortune lines chart personalities and fates
A dense list of personality readings for many names and initials, predicting success, mood swings, talents, and cautions. It notes business potential for BABY M P, limitations for BUFF, intelligence growth for another, warnings about relatives, and hints of deception around CONNECTICUT A B with future good days. It concludes with a caution of disappointment for PEACH BLOSSOM.
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M. P
KK. L. A
Nathan
Eve Adams
Connecticut A. B
Prince of Wales Opens Thames steamer service amid accidents
London June 18 The Prince of Wales inaugurated the London county council Thames steamer service. A heavy passenger rush caused several accidents including a collision that forced landing and a boat listing near Wapping. Panic caused passengers to jump overboard with all but one rescued. One man drowned. Fears arise over design faults in the new steamers.
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London
Prince of Wales
London County Council
Thames
Wapping
Zionist Convention Declares Palestine Best For Colonization
The eighth annual Federation of American Zionists session begins in Philadelphia with 230 delegates. It declares Palestine as the best place for Jewish colonization and continues discussions on settlement and support.
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Philadelphia
Federation of American Zionists
Palestine
Britain Seeks Clear Scope for Morocco Conference
Paris reports progress in Franco German talks on an international conference for Morocco. Berlin supplied ideas on scope and limits to reassure France, while Britain maintains participation only if the conference scope is clearly defined.
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Paris
Premier Rouvier
Prince von Radoulin
France
Berlin
Prince von Radolin
Morocco
Rouvier
Paul Cambon
Great Britain
Lord Lansdowne
A New Germ Theory Health Boost With Mi-o-na Tablets
Scientists propose a new theory linking health to stomach action and claim Mi o na tablets strengthen the stomach to neutralize or expel germs. The ad asserts meals may be eaten freely and illnesses misattributed to a weak stomach, promising a 50 cent cure and a guaranteed guarantee from Ellingwood & Co.
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Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
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Japan
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Sarah
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