Religious Activities and Services Across Local Churches
Sunday School and Bible study led by Powers and Little with multiple adult and youth classes. Episcopal and Congregational services mark morning sermons and evening talks. Catholic Masses at St Marys and St Clare with Holy Family devotionals and parish choirs.
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Charles Herbert
Powers
Joseph D. Little
J. E B. Beachler
T. Yarrow
Epworth League
Epworth
Carl Spatz
Young—Ladies” Nurse
The
Battery
Signal Corps
William. A. Mitchell
Young People's Society
Q. St. Marys RC
Sunday Schools Begin Attendance Contest Between Churches
An attendance contest started between St Pauls Congregational and Passaic Sunday School. Winners receive a banner. Contest runs on a weekly cycle with reports exchanged each Monday. Points awarded for perfect attendance punctuality and new scholars.
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St Paul’s Congregational
Passaictional
Atage Basin
Oyster Supper at Reform Church Thursday Night
The Ladies' Social Circle of the Reformed Church sponsors an oyster napper in the church basement on Thursday night January 12 from 6 to 8. Mr H Holt heads the supper committee.
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Reformed Church
the Reformed Church
H. Ko ‘Holt
Monsignor Connolly of Phillipsburg Dies After Illness
Funeral services are held for Monsignor Patrick Connolly longtime rector of St Philip and St James Phillipsburg. He died at the rectory after a bronchial pneumonia and heart illness. Born in Ireland 1844 he served 33 years in Warren Hunterdon and Somerset counties and was honored by Bishop McFaul and Pope Pius X. Survived by brothers sisters and many relatives, he was a member of the Catholic Benevolent Legion and Knights of Columbus.
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Patrick
EB. Connolly
St. Philip’s
St. James
Phillipsburg
Mérning
McFaul
Connolly
Mt Str. Mary’s ‘College
Father Connolly
Ireland
Orange
Thomas Connerty
Newark
Thertee
Natley
Belleville
St. Patrick’s Cathedral School
St. Mary's College
Wilmington
Del
St. Charles College
Elliott City
Seminary of the Immaculate Conception
South Orange
Father Cornelly
St. Peter's Church
Father Connally
James A. McFaul
Trenton
Warren
Hunterdon
Somerset
Pope Pius X
James McFal
Thomas McEnery
Caldwell
Michael O’donnell
Keyport
John McCloskey
Camden
Philomena
Victorine
St. Joseph’a . Villa
Plainfield
William Connolly
Henry A. Connolly
Nutley
Margaret, McCabe
Bridget McEnery
Monsignor Connolly
Catholic Benevolent Legion and Warren Council
Knghts of
Columbus
Byron at Ostend in the North Sea siege tale
The report recalls Byron’s flight to Ostend during a siege by Viking age or Vandals, then his journey to Dover in a £500 coach. The London Standard notes his calm crossing as evidence in Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage.
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Byron
Ostend
North Sea
Piccadilly
Dover
Childe Barold
London Standard
Retribution Foretold by New Orleans State
The New Orleans State reports a moralistic warning that a boy who sasses his mother will later marry eight women who refuse any disrespectful talk, a cautionary tale about family conduct and consequences.
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New Orleans State
Opportene Mars Thex Beiat Sas On
The fragmentary text shows a garbled headline about an event or figure named Opportene and Sas with unclear context. Readable elements include a possibl e reference to Mars and a beiat assessment.
First Battle of Armageddon Compared to Sisera Case
The article links the biblical battle of Sisera at Megiddo to an impending Armageddon, noting divine intervention through the stars and recounting Deborah and Barak's roles. It describes Israel's neglect, tribal disunity, and a heroic Deborah guiding Barak to defeat Sisera, with Jael's death of the general shaping the outcome.
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Clddu
Mossith
Sisera
Palestine
Phortrensth
Megiddo
Barak
Asraelite
Maan
Reaves Guration
Messiah
Asrael
Siseri
Uela
Sinera
Isaic
Deborah
Ephraim
Israel
Dela
Hin Bess
Sifer
Jocl
Fopeens
Torpedo Boat Destroyers and Their Roles in Naval Warfare
The modern torpedo boat destroyer evolved from smaller vessels to protect battleships and perform scouting. It can launch torpedoes at ships, extend its range with more fuel, and locate enemy torpedo craft at night to report positions and help deter attacks.
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London Telegraphu
Varnish Skin Aims To Shield Surgeons Hands
A Saturday Evening Post description explains a skin like varnish worn over the hands during surgery replacing rubber gloves. The coating remains nearly as thin as rubber, preserves touch, and resists water while being removable only by peeling off the skin itself. It is treated to ensure cleanliness and easy handling of materials such as catgut.
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Saturday Evening Post
Fragmented Muscular Christianities in Contemporary Biographs
A disjointed excerpt discusses Muscular Christianity ideas and clergy behavior. It mentions a bishop reproving a curate after a violent incident, notes on temperament in the Church of England, and a banquet scene with a keeper named Page. A Philadelphia Record quip about longevity closes the fragment.
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Church—Of England
Church of England
Fraser of
Standhearse
Africa's Sea God On Gold Coast Tuesdays
On the Gold Coast of Africa each Tuesday is devoted to the sea god. Fishing stops while fishermen mend nets. The piece notes how much life is spent marring our own influence.
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Preschi
Enry J. Condit
Christian Endeavor
Africa
Gold Coast
Steam Engine Pioneers and the Watt Claim Across Ages
An 19th century note recounts early steam engine developments from Worcester Papin Bavary and Newcomb to Savary and Cawley, crediting Watt as the true inventor of the modern engine while noting Fulton’s navigation work and earlier claims of steam propulsion in Barcelona Harbor.
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Marquis of Worcester
London
Vauxhall
Deninis Papin
Worcester
Papin
Newcomb
Cawley
Savary
James Watt
Fulton
de Gary
Barcelona
St. James
The Pessimist Sage Reflects on Opportunity’s Modern Course
A clipped, fragmented quotation from the Richmond Times Dispatch voices a pessimist view of progress and opportunity. The text suggests a modern path lacking true access, with references to delays and enduring alarm clocks as symbols of stalled advancement.
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Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Fragmentary Quip Story Echoes Baltimore Exchange
A garbled excerpt shows a man asking Henry what the other man wanted with him. The reply mentions someone after his script and a remark about a hair specialist, reflecting a tense exchange embedded in a Baltimore context.
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Balti
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