Parmalee to attempt Pike's Peak ascent in early August
The aviator Ferdinand Parmalee plans a two week August attempt to reach Pike's Peak in an airplane. The report notes his strong confidence in completing the ascent and mentions prior Pen Mar Park church reunion activities and officers reelected for the coming year.
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PEN_MAR
Parmalee
Pike
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginias
District of Columbia
Pen Mar Park
Pen Mar
Harry B. King
Harrisburg
T. C. McCarrell
Middletown
Lake Roger
Cascades
Quiraukt
Brinkwood
Haggeddee
Glen Afton Springs
Big Park
Denver
Philip O Parmales
Pike's Peak
Auguay
Tarmalee
Pike's Parmalee
United States Army
Denounce the Stage Protest by Catholic Societies
The American Federation of Catholic Societies denounces certain stage works as immoral and corrupting. An open letter to theatrical managers, signed by church leaders and lay officials, calls for removing indecency and vulgarity from plays and posters and urges Catholic members to withhold patronage.
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American Federation of Catholic Societies
Ameria
Denver
Salome
Alma
Edward Feeney
Brooklyn
Thomas Cannon
Chicago
F Herrmann
Toledo
C. Denechaud
New Orleans
Anthony Maire
St Lews
National Commitee
Messmer
Milwaunkee
O'Connell
Boston
Archbishop Blenk
Bishop McFaul
Trenton
Thai Four Days Hunt Tyler Hearing Beating Note
Tyler colored appeared before Justice John Francis Smith on a drunken and disorderly charge from Monday night on Five and a Half street. He was fined $2 and committed to jail for 30 days. recomitted 100 taels. An inquisition tested Jamies Abrecht’s sanity after indecent exposure charges. jury failed to reach a verdict and Abrecht was recomitted for grand jury action.
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Hunt Tyler
John Francis Smith
Tyler
Dorsee
Jamies Abrecht
Abrecht
Value of Visiting Nurse
An editorial excerpt praises visiting nurses for reaching destitute homes, teaching health and economy, and reducing poverty, disease, and crime. It emphasizes prevention, school and factory health exams, and practical domestic economy as key to lowering costs for taxpayers. The piece cites James St. Garfield and Cleveland as a model city, then ends with a humorous quip from the Chicago News and a subscription pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James St. Garfield
Cleveland
Frederick
State Campaign Notes From Eastern Shore And More
Notes of Nowe Here and There across Maryland recount campaigns and receptions for Govan and Gorman, a death in Lonaconing, county reunions, and rainfall relief. Reports cover Crothers on policy, Atwood balked by rain, and a Sun School reunion at Cogetown with Crothers welcoming delegates. A cattle guard accident injures a Virginia traveler, a baserunner faces court, a fatal Camp Parole shooting is recorded, and factory moves threaten Nelson Shoe in Chambersburg. Elk river project work restores channel 508 feet toward Cecil's ditch mouth.
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Govan
Arthur P. Gorman
Salisbury
Williart Atkinson
Easton
Talbot
Senator Lee
Crother
Harry X. Atwood
Boston
Prospect Park
Haltmore
VA J Phipps
Sykesville
Springfield State Hospital
Jefferson Davis Bernstein
Auditorium Theatre
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen-Mar
Young People’s Christian Union
The
United Presbyterian Church
Crothers
Presbyterian Church
A. M Breeden
Rockingham County
Washington County
Richard Calahan
Chesapeake City
Louis Simpers
Havre A Grace
James Weems
Burley Parker
Camp Parole
Weems
Annapolis
Nelson Shoe Company
Chambersburg
Augusta
Hagerstown
Dore Christ
Westminster
Walter Coppersmith
Thomas L. Casey
Engineer Corps
United States Army
Elk River
Cecil's Ditch
New Gospel of Christ Reported From North Africa Find
Boston Herald reports a discovered papyrus fragment titled a new gospel of Christ. It presents a dialogue in the temple of Jerusalem between Jesus and a chief priest a Pharisee whose name is uncertain. The text shows Jesus addressing ablution rites and inner cleansing contrasting outward ritual with eternal life.
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Jesus
Christ
Egyptian Exploration Fund
Boston
the Fund
Temple of
Jerusalem
Temple
Israel
Boston Herald
Why English in the West Indies Changed Pronunciation
A St. Louis Republic excerpt recounts a West Indies visit by a colored Mammy who explains that locals speak foreign and English English, noting pronunciations like ain't becoming ain’t and can’t as dey talk a “fool talk” after the English split from the United States and felt shamed, leading to a deliberate language shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Indies
St. Louis Republic
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Reported Helpful
Mrs J G Jonson of Scottville Mich endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache bearing down pains and general well being after thirteen children. She cites improved health for herself and her daughter and praises the remedy as non narcotic and made from native roots and herbs. The ad claims it holds a record for cures of female diseases.
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Scottville, Mich
Lydia E.pinkham
Rey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Bh. Pinkham
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Rev. Tuttle
York
Pen Mar Presbyterian
Thomas J . Ferguson
Classallin
Mechanicsburg
Thomas C. McCarrel
Alfred Waldo
Jcckels
Carlisle
George M. Reed
Newville
C. O. Bosserman
Shippensboro
D. D. Mercerspurge
R.A. Boyle
Haserstown
Thomas H. West
Waynesboro
R. A. White
Gerrardstown
David E. Small
Thomas R. Moore
Charles Town
Mervin L. Robinson
Shippensburg
J. H. Lacey
D. 1
Winchester
Harry B King
David T Neely
Ferdinand Ciatrobe
E Philip O. Parmalee
Pikes Peak
Tors
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Philo Hay Spec. CO
Newark
N. J
Drug and Dept
Steiner Bros
Ars
James R Garfield
Tommy Taff
Willie
Chicago News
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Susquehanna Valley
Buffalo
Toronto
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Tion
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