Festal St John Day Parade Opens Louisville Masonic Events
In Louisville on June 24 the St John Day festival for city and state Masons commenced with a grand parade featuring Louisville Region and DeMolay units, Knights Templar, and Grand Commandery officers. Central Park events and firework displays precede a charity fundraiser for the Masonic Widows and Orphans Home. A Scottish Rite convention is expected to run for days.
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Masons Attend St John’s Day Service at Trinity Church
Fifty three members of Lynch Lodge No. 163 and Columbia Lodge No. 58 AF and AM attended a St John’s Day service at Trinity Methodist Church South yesterday morning. The church was decorated with flowers and the choir offered beautiful music as Rev. C. L. Kennard delivered an excellent sermon.
Deaths and Obituaries Note Baltimore Losses in 1880s Paper
Death announces Eugene L Schley aged 53 of consumption in Baltimore a Sun compositor and Typographic Union treasurer left widow and one son. Funeral with Masonic rites at Mt Olive Baltimore. Also notices the deaths of Charles A Warseid former Baltimore dry goods merchant and John K Miller long-time Rockville resident and Montgomery County official survived by wife Lizzie Braddock and four children.
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John T Schley
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Charles A. War- Seid
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Hollingsworth War- Held
John KR. Miller
Rockville
Lizzie Braddock
Miller
Montgomery County
Brookville
The First Picnic at Cronise's Woods
The infant school of the Evan Lutheran church plans a picnic tomorrow in Cronise's Woods. Buses will leave the church at 7 45 O clock, with a possible afternoon run. Pedestrian contest preparations begin for the fifty hours go as you please event at the Frederick B Flemen Armory, starting Thursday at 8 o clock. The funeral of George H. Baltzell held yesterday at 4 pm with Rev. W L Ould officiating. Burial at Mt Olivet. A T Rice & Sone undertakers.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla: fair value and economy promise
Vendors claim Hood's Sarsaparilla offers genuine value with a fair price, noting the original “160 Doses One Dollar” headline as their unique claim. The text urges buyers to compare products and purchase Hood's Sarsaparilla from all druggists.
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Disorder in East Patrick Street Neighborhood Draws Police Attention
A report describes many youths causing nuisance along East Patrick street. They tear up gardens and commit depredations, and when confronted they swear at women. Police are urgently needed to curb the disturbances and deal with the offenders.
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Salvation Army woods meeting draws large crowd in Saw-ML grove
A large crowd gathered in the Saw-Ml near Fairview for a Salvation Army Corps No. 1 woods meeting yesterday. Services were held in the morning and afternoon led by Lieut Beverage. The regular Soldiers' meeting is planned for Bar racke tonight at the usual hour.
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Sick List And Academy Of Visitation Arts Display
Rev J W Perry of Philadelphia lies dangerously ill with a mix of diseases. Capt J D McClellan of Brook Hill shows slight improvement from heart trouble. Mr Rumpsert of Rumpsert Shank Woodshboro is quite sick. Academy of Visitation art show opens at five, runs till seven with embroidery sewing oil painting and more. Premiums awarded tomorrow at 9 am with music and a prize drawing at 3 pm won by Miss Mollie Murphy. Acker's English Remedy advertised for throat lung troubles with free sample bottle and guaranteed by J G Willisson.
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Banned Potent Syrup Linked to Child Deaths Sparks Warning
A report warns that soothing syrups given to children contained opiates and killed a child. It urges mothers to avoid dangerous products and use Ack er's Bab y Soother, which is claimed to contain no opium or morphine. Sold by J. Williamson.
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Buckiens arnies sslve The best sslve In the world for Cute Sores
Tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions are claimed to be cured. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Joseph B. Garrott.
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Lane’s Family Medicine and Pain Balm Advertisement
700 Ladies Wanted And 100 men to call on any drainist to a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. Root and herb remedy by Dr Silas Lane in the Rocky Mountains. For blood liver and kidney disease, constipation, complexion. Children like it. Large package 50 cents. Victor Pain Balm cures cramps colic cholera morbus diarrhea in ten minutes. Ask for it, Try it.
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Power of the Word Sermon at Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dr Talvage preaches on The Midwest Weapon is the Gospel from 1 Samuel 21 4 as he cites David’s sword tale to argue the word of God converts critics and defeats worldly philosophy He urges travelers and art to serve Christ and praises Christian pictures and missions over secular gain.
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Grand Vision and Peril in a World of Faith and Storms
A fragmented reminiscence blends religious fervor with nautical peril. A preacher urges Christ’s loud voice in commerce and city life as ships, empires, and distant gifts align under divine kingship. A harrowing shipboard tale of captain and passengers unfolds, showing courage, self sacrifice, and a sober rescue amid a violent storm.
Forced to Leave Benne Over Health Trial Pack Prompts Protest
More than 60 people evacuated homes yesterday to demand a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. The course targets ailments from digestion to complexion and liver issues. Vendors advertise a large package for 50 cents as testimonials praise the remedy.
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Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Endorsed
Newark Ark resident C H Morris says he was an incurable consumptive after lung stress but improved after using Dr King’s New Discovery and is now able to oversee farm work. Decatur Ohio resident Maddiewart credits the medicine with saving her life after doctors had given up. Sample bottle free at Josh Garrett’s drug store.
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Electric Bitters touted as universal cure all
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a pure medicine curing liver and kidney diseases, pimples, salt rheum, malaria, headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It guarantees action or money back, priced at one dollar per bottle at Jos B. Garrett's drug store.
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Vancouver Fire Rips Through City As Incendiaries Suspected
Portiana Ore June 24 Nearly four blocks in Vancouver Washington were destroyed by two fires overnight. A Catholic church and a bakery area burned amid rising winds. Firefighters arrived too late. thirty buildings were destroyed. Two persons evacuated with injuries. Authorities vow stern action if suspects are caught.
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Dr Acker's English Pills Promoted as Liver Remedy
An 19th century advertisement asserts Dr Acker's English pills cure sick headache and liver troubles. The pills are described as small, sweet, easy to take and non-gripe, marketed by J. A. Williamson, a local druggist.
Arrest in Cronin case links Walsh to Winnipeg suspect
A new arrest in the Cronin case identifies Michael Walsh, a Winnipeg suspect tied to Joliet and Chicago. Reports say Walsh knew Marcia Burke and may hold knowledge about Martin Burke and other figures, as investigations pursue links to the Chantin cottage and Timber Court. The scattered notes reference connections among Walsh, Burke, and Cronus era events, amid broader statements about police movements and court figures in a partisan intrigue.
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Acker's Blood Elixir Gains Popular Favor Across America
An early 20th century notice touts Acker's Blood Elixir as superior for blood and skin diseases. It claims wide medical endorsement and notes it is guaranteed and sold by J. A. Williamson, a druggist, with positive reception from the medical fraternity.
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