Churches Schedule at Newberg and Friends
Newberg churches announce a full Sunday schedule with Bible school at 10, morning sermon “An Old Fashioned Home,” and evening “The Gospel Applied The Jailor.” Morning sermon 11 by pastor “Refuse not Him that speaketh” and “Our Life is for Him” at night. Also events include Junior Endeavor, YP C E, and a Wednesday study in 2 Chronicles. Friends church lists services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday school at 10, C E at 6:30, an evangelistic service at 7:30, and “The Lord's Supper” sermon by Pastor Goettel later morning.
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Bible School
Z. Martin
C. E
M.E. Church
Prof
Perisha
Friends Church
Fred E. Carter
Goettel
Christ
O. F. Goettel
The Storage Battery and Its Care in Auto Power
An article compares the storage battery to a fine jeweled watch, stressing its delicate inner parts and its role as a power reservoir. It explains the generator must charge the battery steadily while the engine runs, and the starter drains the reservoir, noting tune ups aid longevity.
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H, W
Slauso
Lengthen Your Life by Fifteen Years Through Hygiene
Roosevelt conservation commission reports personal hygiene can add fifteen years to life by adopting proper living habits. It argues 99 percent unknow how to live, with wear and tear diseases rising 41 percent in twenty years due to poor air food teeth posture clothing and self medication.
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Roosevelt Conservation Commission
Commission
Revival Hymn "Glory Song" Emerges From 1900
The article details Charles H. Gabriel's revival hymn "Glory Song" dating to 1900, noting its Iowa birth, poplar melodies, and a $10 copyright payment. It cites Charles M. Alexander promoting the song, with translations into at least fifteen languages and three Indian languages, per the Detroit Free Press.
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Charles H. Gabriel
Iowa
Chicago
Charles M. Alexander
Torrey-Alexander Fame
Alexander
Detroit Free Press
Stone Eater Astonishes Fashionable Gatherings
In a 1760 account from Gentleman's Magazine a northern islander allegedly thrived on stones, brought to France for tests, dining on large flints and powdered marble. He drew crowds by swallowing stones and rattling his stomach to prove no deception. Parsed from Dundee Advertiser.
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Gentleman’s Magazine
France
Dundee Advertiser
Chamois Skin Debate Reveals Trade Confusion
A New York firm explains that true chamois skin is rare and now mostly untanned sheepskin. The process uses fish oil from meon ha den and a long soaking, drying, and bleaching sequence to produce a yellowed leather marketed as chamois. The article notes the confusion with doeskins and the rarity of actual chamois goats.
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New York
Pyrenees
Alps
Carpathians
Asia
Long Island
Islip
Berkshire Heiress’s Duel Ended in Marriage
A 100 year old Berkshire heir left a fortune to his daughter who sought a husband by duel. She challenged Benjamin Child a poor attorney to a fight or marriage. He accepted and the couple wed, “happily ever after,” after the staged duel.
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William Kenrick
Berkshire
Reading
Benjamin Child
Child
The Secret and a Car Dealings Quip
A buyer challenges a dealer about a car’s quality comparing it to the agent’s representation. The dealer deflects with a jab about agents. A London eccentric lived to ninety one, ordered his coffin and kept funeral cards in his room, a habit linked to his longevity.
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London
East
Remembering the Customer Is Always Right Quote
A Birmingham Age Herald excerpt records a humorous exchange at a shop where a footwalker declares the customer is always right while a clerk asserts a privilege to which he is entitled. The dialogue centers on a misunderstanding involving the clerk’s wife.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Silence Speaks in Doubtful Authorial Meaning
A Baltimore American quip ponders what an author meant by silence and who truly speaks when listeners are unable to hear. The remark hints at misinterpretation and failed communication between listener and writer.
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Baltimore
Endurance Shapes a Path to Hidden Beauty
A reflective piece explores patience as a gateway to finding beauty in life. It suggests perseverance through trials reveals meaning and growth, urging steady effort and hopeful perspective amid challenges.
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Lone Fir Dairy
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
C. H. Schunter
John Gower Hewbere
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J. H. Sherlock
Rexall
Lowney
Lynn B. Ferguson
First Street
Portland
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
el Paso
San Antonio
New Orleans
Salt Lake
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John M. Scott
Southern Pacific Lines
Newberg Church
Christian
Methodist
Nazarene
Epee K*tower's Fish Brand
A.j.tower CO
Boston
Dennison
E.W. Hodson Pharmacist
White
Clarence
Oer
Union
C. R. Chapin
H. C. Dixon
van Valin
Dental Parlors
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
Littlefield & Romig
Physicians and Surgeons
First Nat’ Bank
Thos. W. Hester
Dixon Building
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Newberg
Oregon
Sarah E. Smith
E. E. Daniels
I. W. Hill
First St
Phene
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