Christian Burl H. Candler Pastoral Schedule
Pastor Christian Burl H. Candler lists Sunday school at 9 30 preaching at 10 45 and evening worship at 7 00 with a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 The next Sunday night sermon is The Acid Test An invitation is extended to Bible cit ies in the vicinity The orchestra will provide music for the evening after prayer meeting the class on Training for Personal Evangelism will begin its fourth lesson from the textbook bat
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Christians Church
Evangelical Mundorf Church Services Announced
Pastor Evangelical Mundorf invites all to Sunday school at 9 30 a m. and preaching at 10 30 a m and 7 00 p m. All are invited to attend these services.
Grace Chapel to Hold Educational Day Sunday Services
United Brethren pastor J. Curtis invites all to Grace Chapel next Sunday with prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Sunday school at 9 30, services at 2 00 and 6 30, preaching at 7 30.
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Grace Chapel
Marshall
J. C. HE
Methodist Pettit Pastor Leads Sunday Schedule
The Methodist Pettit Church outlines a Sunday program with a 9:30 Sunday school, 9:25 orchestra start, 10:46 morning worship, Epworth League at 6, and an 7:15 evening service. Last Sunday 66 meals were served and 10 guests attended Dr. Migs Pierce message.
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Epworth League
Migs Pierce
Sermons on Manhood Planned for Next Sunday Evening
An upcoming service will feature a sermon on The Fundamentals of Manhood inspired by The Start of Manhood by Robt. F. Speer. A large audience of men and boys gathered last Sunday for a prior inspiring talk. The Web MM 8 will meet at the home of Mia H. B. Potter on Friday at 2 30 PM.
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Speer
Mia
H. ‘B. Potter
Sunday Church Services Announced by Pastor McCoy
Evangelical J B McCoy announces Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30 followed by a service at Grand Turn and a later gathering at Big Creek at 11 00.
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Big Creek
Christian Science Services Held at Pythian Temple
Sunday service at Itam and a Wednesday evening gathering at 8 o clock. A Sunday school provides for persons under twenty and meets at 9 45. The public is cordially invited to attend these services.
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Itam
Congregational Clark 8 Pastors and Services
OBITUARY Mrs Joseph Cline Mattie Leora Gummere born near Marshall Feb 29 1880 died Jan 23 1922 aged 41 10 24. She married Joseph Cline Aug 11 1967. two children died in infancy. Funeral Jan 25 at 1:00 p m at North Second Street residence with Rev Burl H Candler officiating. Burial Marshall Cemetery.
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Mattie Leora Gummere
John
Sarah Gummere
Marshall
Joseph Cline
Baptist Church
Church
North Second Street
Burl H. Candler
The
Christian Church
Marshall Cemetery
Obituaries for Emme Baggs and Daisy Beabout in Bethel churches
Two obituaries from Darwin township and Auburn township detail the deaths of Emme Baggs born July 3 1875 died January 24 1922 at age 46 and Daisy Irene Beabout born December 13 1902 died January 22 1922 aged 19. Both were Bethel Baptist church members with funeral services at Bethel churches and burials in local cemeteries. families include spouses children and multiple siblings and relatives.
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Emme Baggs
Albert
Sarah Westnitzer
Darwin Township
William Baggs
Sarah Spangenberg
George
Lizzie Burnham
Lydia McBroom
Rosa Myles
Clara
Christ
Bethel Church
Bethel ‘Church
Bert Eckel
Tha Mache
Danay
Irene Beabout
Badger
Stella ‘ ‘Beabout
Auburn Township
Bethel
Bantiat
Jesus
Mutiny on the Chester Tramp Steamer Off Staten Island
Reports say captain and chief quelled a mutiny aboard the Chester after white sailors clashed with eight black crew members who had smuggled liquor on board. The captain and chief stopped the fight. police were summoned for a potential second outbreak.
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Chester
Kiwanis
Staten’ Island
New York
Sover
Boulogne
Elate
Steek
Michael Son
Staten Island
Athong
Summer Resort Worship Attended With Camp Stool
At a New York summer resort crowd, worshippers adapt to camping life. One Jersey village churchgoer carried a camp stool to service, locals treating it as normal as carrying groceries from the corner store.
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Sowell
Jersey
Scientific Prediction and Diatom Rays Linking Species
At a Biological Society meeting in this country, Uhrenberg discussed diatoms and a law of organization. He showed species can be distinguished by ray counts and predicted new ray-bearing species would appear, ten of which were later found while two remained undiscovered.
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Cuvier
Biological Society
Uhrenberg
Soda Mixer Recall Sparks Dentist Connection Story
A New York Sun anecdote recalls a soda fountain incident where a customer requests mixing with a spoon to avoid the loud soda mixer. The clerk notes the noise resembles a dentist’s drill, causing the shopper to react with discomfort and curiosity.
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Tony
New ‘York Sun
Children spank attacker at New Jersey crossroads
At a rural junction in New Jersey motorists halted as a small girl wearing a police man's hat demanded ten cents for speeding. A country store owner recalls earlier hold ups by girls and notes three girls finally pulled the youngster into a car and spanked her before settling with a quarter.
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New Jersey
Resurrection Flower Description From Egypt Emerges
Fragmentary text describes a plant called the resurrection flower from Egypt. It mentions a small ball-like bud on a fragile stem resembling a poppy head. The passage notes the flower awakens when immersed in water and is supported upright as fibers unfold slowly.
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Egypt
Thrift tip turns old bowl into painted fruit bowl
A thrift magazine suggestion explains reviving an inactive codlen bowl with shellac and paint. After drying, apply shellac to create a decorative fruit bowl, using simple flower painting borders for added attractiveness.
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Will Mnke
Chinese Think on Women in China and Education
The excerpt argues that in China many families neglect girls’ education. It states that fathers may leave daughters out in reckoning and that in most cases girls are not taught to read or write. It contends that restrictive customs stem from the belief that women are inferior to men.
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Uttle
China
Téagon
Indian Warpath Moving In Single File For Stealth
The text describes Native Americans moving in single file along trails through woods to conceal numbers and whereabouts. The lead person treads precisely in the footsteps of the one ahead while the last man erases footprints. The tactic shields their presence during travel.
Forgotten to Rouge On California Pelican
A fragmented reminiscence recalls embarrassment in confessing feelings to a woman after a short time though it seems like years. The speaker struggles with how to tell her she was forgotten on both sides of her face.
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California
Pelican
Steel-Head Trout Named for Hard Skull in Fisher Lore
Historical notes describe the steel head trout as a salmon by fisherfolk and the ashings trade. It is said to have earned its name from the hard skull requiring several blows from a club to kill when captured.
Scotland Known As Land o Cakes Phrase
The phrase Land o Cakes refers to Scotland famed by Robert Burns in 1789 in his poem Don Don Captain Grose Peregrinations Through Scotland. The idea links oatmeal cakes to diet especially among the lower classes.
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Scotland
Robert Burns
Capt. Grose
Burmese bazaars and markets described as large emporiums
The excerpt notes that Burmese bazaars, especially the Mandalay market, are extensive commercial areas. It contrasts income from rice with poverty levels and frames these bazaars as eastern equivalents of shopping emporiums spanning several acres.
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Mandalay
Fiasco origins in Venetian glassmaking
The term fiasco derives from Venetian glassblowers who cooled a bulb and witnessed a flaw that turned the vessel into an ordinary flask. The word shifted to mean a failure in later usage.
Howallat Retort In Venice Sparks Jestful Quip
In Venice a lanky American mocked Howells fat figure. He joked if I were as fat as you I’d hang myself, and Howells replied I’ll use you for a tope, turning the taunt into a witty retort.
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D. Howells
Venice
Jadvice
Howells
Flat Iron as Improvised Can Opener
Fragmentary text describes using a hot flat iron as a makeshift can opener. The narrative hints at cautions and improvised methods, but the excerpt is incomplete and lacks a complete report or definite outcome.
Great Memorizer of Yorkshire Laborer Minds Record
An 822 Yorkshire laborer allegedly stored 81,000 items of general information mentally, described as a remarkable memory capacity. The report notes the unusual talent and its implications for memory power.
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Yorkshire
England
Fragmented Quote Reflects Confusing Public Speech
An incomplete quote attributed to Herbert Bpen cer centers on two kinds of right action and straight ones, signaling a fragmented or garbled transcription from a historical speech or editorial.
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Herbert ‘Bpencer
Laughs and the World in a Boston Branscript Satire
A playful column from Boston Branscript plays with the phrase Laughs with you or if it doesn't you should. The fragment hints at humorous-social commentary in a quirky, old style.
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Latighs
Boston _Branscript
Beauty Hint Sleep Handshake of Rest
Fragmentary note mentions a beauty hint and sleep related phrase. No clear event or names to identify a person, place, or organization. Summary focuses on the readable fragments about beauty and rest.
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