Rockefeller Plans Massive Cleveland Church Tower
The Montreal Herald reports John D. Rockefeller plans a monumental Cleveland Ohio church, aiming to build a vast four story plus structure with 4600 seats and extensive facilities for worship and social activity. Rev Dr Charles Eaton leads the project, with Rockefeller donating about 10 to support erection and endowment as the plan expands to a modern metropolitan religious center.
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Ifa Bk
Were
John 10 Rockefeller
Cleveland
Charles Eaton
Enelid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Tina
New Broadway Tabernacle
New York
Mount Lon
Evelid Avenue Baptist
Ol Klig
Howe
Glaand
Quance
Bunda Echo
Rockefaller
Phures
Holt
Atrigtare
Buell
United
Penine
Toronto
Rothefelier
Enion
Ohio
America
Llea
Dore
Christ Tan Church
Carch
Enterprise Regiire
Abr Engineas
de. Eaton
Plains
Montreal Herald
Gin Sandwich Talk Sparks Baltimore Drinking Tale
In a Baltimore chat, a man recalls a notorious gin sandwich that paired a pint of beer with a sequence of quick drinks. The tale notes the bizarre local custom and the challenge of recounting whether he walked or rode to his hotel afterward.
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Balthmore
Baltimore
Another Meanest Man in Town
A brakish tale about a real estate agent in a troubled house at the town’s east end. The agent demands extra rent despite walls bulging, arguing the leese has “more room” now, and thus higher rent after Christmas.
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Walla
Why Rome Howled Nero’s Choler and Mock Trial
The fragment recounts Nero’s fearsome mood as he forced Curiatians to endure ecological tests. After examining the imperial figure, Nero allegedly condemned a man to a tar diet. The record hints at secrecy and Nero’s looming yellow peril without clear context or names.
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Rome
Nero
Sven
Revenge in the Daughters of Ferdinand de Soto saga
Milwaukes Sentinel recounts a tale of social intrigue in a southward city where two factions vied for the original grandses honor. A fashionable circle, the Daughters of Ferdinand de Soto, faced a dramatic reveal after a young woman’s sharp inquiry proved Ferdinand de Soto likely died a bachelor, ending the group’s prestige.
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Mortimer EB Walker
Botton
Daughters of
Ferdinand de Bote
Tia
Sue
Matrona
Maally
Charmad
Ferdinand de Soto
Milwaukes Sentinel
Anson Phelps Stakes Jr and Yale fundraiser profile
Anson Phelps Stakes Jr known as the Coin Couter at Yale has raised 2 million dollars for his college since Easter, and is active in philanthropy. He speaks on temperance, urges that drunkenness and dirt are inseparable among many drunkards, and notes humor amid a sober message about alcohol abuse.
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Anson Phelps Stakes, Jr
Yale
Stakes
Insulting Suspicion and a Mad Preacher Clash
A New York Weekly snippet shows a man angry after a preacher accused him of leaving a church early to dodge a small donation. The exchange features sharp retorts about insults and memory lapses over an umbrella and church funds.
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Jinka
New York Weekly
Absent-Minded Minister Story At Chautauqua
The assembly heard several tales of absent mindedness including a doctor who paid a patient and kept the prescription, a professor who rejoined his dinner later finding the table cleared, and a bishop’s tale of a minister who shaved in the mirror with his shaving reflex.
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Chautauqua. Assembly & Neober
Vincent
Waterloo's Only Survivor Found Alive After Battle
Waterloo veteran John Vaughan, born Aldershot March 1801, still walks with leg wounds and needs help boarding trains. A Wal sall station sighting two months ago confirms his existence with a conversation where he recalls his service as a bugler. He receives seven shillings weekly, and the writer urges broader support for the veteran.
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Waterloo
John Vaughan
Walsall
Aldershot
Lotion Carenille
To Get Rid of Mice By Homemade Traps
An 19th century note describes a cheese bait trap warmed over a flame to scent wood and attract mice. It suggests stuffing small holes with newspaper soaked in turpentine and red pepper to deter or attract pests, claiming traps remain effective for years.
Smurtest and Slimpiest Robe Crock in Black and White
In black and white fashion notes a slim robe features a carved top, surplice fronts with narrow black belt, openwork silk braid, Irish crochet vest, and bands of silk braid on sleeves. The skirt is tightly shirred at the top, finishing with three tucks near the ankle and a white tricorne hat with black brims. A coffee colored pongee, deep blue silk petticoat, and pale blue voile dress with pleated yoke pockets are also described.
Novel Waist Fabrics and Dress Design From Early Textiles
The article describes ghirt walst materials and crepe-like fabrics suited for shirt waists, noting weight, color options, and decorative embroidery. It discusses a two-plait waist with white embroidery, ruffles, and button details. It also extols a rye bread recipe using corn mush and buttermilk for better texture and flavor.
Young Girl's Blue and White Wool Suit Described
A young girl's blue and white checked wool suit features a scalloped bolero, blue taffeta trim, and lace collar. It has shoulder straps, a blue ribbon girdle, puffed sleeves with ribbon trim, and a plaited skirt with front panels and ribbon edging.
Fragmented OCR lifestyle note on fashion language
Fragmentary text mentions Fol-de-Rets and Panges with references to tailored gowns for women. The passage is garbled and provides no clear event or人物 actions, locations, or dates to describe a coherent news item.
Millinery for Girls of This Age in Colorful Styles
Millinery for girls features varied colors and pretty styles. Ready made mounts of flowers or painted ribbon on wire decorate hats. Edges fray on box plaited ribbon. mushroom trims appear popular. Smart Kinderma hats use white chip or feather accents with choux and tulle on one side. Fancy straw in ecru or burnt tones with velvet and shaded ropes create mid summer hats, offered at bargain prices about a third off.
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Girin
Flowers for Thrmming and Nosegays Take Fashion Stage
Flowers are plentiful for gowns with 84 nosegays and roses in many shades. Buc shades promise a noble show though dainty to shield from August sun. Delicate tints and chiffon frills appeal to prettily dressed wearers, while sturdier options suit complexion and comfort.
Models Donesh Sheer Fabrica Exhibition Gowns
A recent gown exhibit features a cream white ground dress with bright blue irregular design and white lace trim. Details include white taffeta folds, lace chemigeters, elbow vevas, and a lace accented bodice, presented as elegant and translucent with blue and white coloring.
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Donesh
Sheer Fabrica
Disinfectants and Soda Ad Mixed in Quasi Instructions
Fragmentary ad style text touts two good disinfectants and soda for boiling water and cleaning daily use. Claims include keeping water wholesome, charcoal in the refrigerator, and cautions about freshness, with unclear product names and purpose.
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Belpa
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