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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1923

Page

9

Suburbanite adapts stove to open fireplace for heat

A New Jersey resident enhances a Flackensack home by adding a small stove to an open fireplace. The setup uses wood or pea coal, vents heat through the chimney, allows heat to be redirected to other rooms, and provides a flat top for boiling water or toasting bread, all without sparks or smoke.

New York Sun

Sunday church services listed across local parishes

Local notices detail Sunday schedules for Methodist Episcopal Evangelical Reformed Trinity M E and other churches with times for Sunday school morning worship and evening services. Includes pastoral names, junior and senior leagues, choir offerings and special speakers, plus Catholic, Lutheran and Brethren entries and emergency mentions of Salvation Army activities.

Oldest Newspaper in the World Launched in Peking

The King-Pan or Capital Sheet of Peking claims origin in 011 A D with weekly issues since 1351. It is edited by six National Academy of Sciences members appointed by the government and prints three editions daily on yellow paper, selling for about a cent. Its daily circulation ranges from 18,000 to 14,000 copies. May Grow Own Orange Blossoms. The Chilean Capuchin orange is studied for indoor and outdoor use in the United States, promising as a house plant and ornamental fruit plant. trees come from near Santiago de Chile, bearing crops of two inch oranges.

King-Pan Peking China Orst National Academy of Sciences United States Department of Agriculture United States Santiago de Chile

Historic Standish home may travel to America

A historic Standish house in England is proposed to be transported to the United States within six months. The dwelling, linked to Miles Standish and the Mayflower era, would be set up in the U S with the aim of preserving ancestral history. An earlier note from the Montreal Fort Herald mentions the idea of moving old English stately homes for public glory.

Longfelley Miles Standish Lancashire England New England Standish Wigan Tancashire United States Atlantic States Montreal Fort Herald

County Churches in Manor Area Report Parish Activities

Manor Lutheran Parish lists Rev. E. Ainsworth and Rev. C. A. Shike serving multiple churches with Sunday schools at St Matthew Manor and St Luke Point of Rocks, plus Sunday services and sermons. Utica Lutheran Charge and Douds share pastors W. T. Johnson and Rev. H. Ray Smith, with meetings and society gatherings noted. Utica Reformed Charge led by Rev. Robert Lee Bar, worship times and events appear, while Braddock Lutheran Church lists 150m Sunday school and preaching. Sumagy meeting schedules and community notices conclude the item.

Manor Lutheran Parish JE. Ainsworth St. Matthew's Manor St Luke's Point of Rocks St. Mark's Doube Ladies Aid Utica Lutheran Charge C. A. Shike Creagerttown Sundar School Walkersville Christian Endeavor Woman's Working Society Braddock Lutheran Church W. T. Johnson Douds H. Ray Smith Sole Uticm Reformed Charge Robert Lee Bar Pactor Sumagy

Bible Thought The Ever Welcome Messenger

Fragmentary notice presents a biblical verse reference Isaiah 52 7 about beauty upon the mountains and the feet of those who bring good news. The garbled text suggests a devotional card or sermon note without a clear event or person names.

Iselab

Complete Ruhr blockade cuts off coal and coke into Germany

Duesseldorf Feb 3. The Ruhr blockade is complete with no coal or coke entering Germany in 36 hours. French controls halt rail traffic into the interior, while some German lines operate under occupation. Strikes near Cologne ease. Duesseldorf station reopens. Food stocks grow tight as Ruhr towns report shortages and limited rations.

Duesseldorf Ruhr Germany Horde Dortmund Milway Jinea Cologne Holland Essen Berlin Bochum Recklinghausen

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Palette

An old fashioned advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute for cleansing blood, bowels, and liver. It claims improved complexion and general health after a week of nightly use, with prices 15 cents and 30 cents.

Dr. Edwards Edwards

Back Aches Relieved by Vegetable Compound

Amarillo Texas woman reports chronic back pain and cramps eased after using the Vegetable Compound. The testimonial claims the remedy addresses female troubles and helps maintain daily duties, urging other women to try it.

Amarillo Texas Mra.c. Brinson Lincoln St Tex

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