Religious services and activities schedule including churches and classes
The notice lists multiple churches and periods of worship after Epiphany. It includes sermons by pastors Ephiphany morning and evening, Sunday School and Bible study times, men and young men classes, and adult classes. Also notes Christian Science Society services at 11 am and 8:15 pm testimonial, and Catholic masses at St Mary and Holy Family with Sunday School times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Herbert Powers
Joseph D. Little
J. Ro” Beachler
Gary
Yarrow
Woitien
Cora” Arene
Onder Ra
Perléy Prior
Young ‘People*s Society
Christia Science Society
Christian Science Society
Woman's Club
Chestnut ‘Street
Church of the Holy Family
Harrison - Street
Alfonzo de Santola
St. Clare's Church
Delawanna
Professor Pepper Speaks on Indiana and Navejos
Monday night at the University of Pennsylvania Professor Pepper delivered a notable talk on Indiana in the great southwest. He discussed the Navejos becoming self supporting and displayed stereopticon views of their blanket weaving industry. The Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Monday afternoon at Mrs. Nils Lindstrom's home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper
University of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Southwest
Woman’s Home Missionarys Society
Nils Lindstrom
Ine High Street
The European War in Bible Prophecy Promises Better Times
An excerpt from a promotional piece cites a Bible prophecy about World War and forthcoming upheaval. It claims the war’s fury will end in a cleaner world and urges sending thirty four cents in stamps to The Temple in New York to receive the 1837-era edition.
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Wst
Wild St
New York City
Three Reels Back Stanley in Africa Film Trail
Motion picture reports note three reels of moving pictures tracing Stanley’s Africa journey. Paris plant produced about 3,000,000 feet weekly before the war, with Germain makers credited for film of conductors and orchestras arranged to lead performances.
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Moving Picture
Stanley
Africa
Paris
Germain
Boys Amuse Themselves With Meager Feasts
A fragmentary comic reminiscence describes boys eating large meals in jest, noting the cost and portions of roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, currant dumplings, greens, nuts, and drinks. The scene shifts to after dinner play, with reflections on adults and boys.
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Jerome K. Jerome
Dave
Sham Confessions in Japan Bring The Comfort of Prison
The Japan Mail reports on sham confessions used to gain time in prison for warmth and security. Terms like meshi kul and mandon describe rice criminals and noncrime suspects who game detention. One man confessed to a crime to obtain a free railway title, then recanted as facts proved fabrication.
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Japan
Omer
Japan-Mail
Meshikul
Thomas Ful Kozo
Mandon
Willer
Phe ~Kornma
Isa
Embarrassed chairman apologizes for missing singer
The program committee chair, in a flustered apology cited an absent performer. He expressed regret to the Indies and gentlemen and promised an excusion as the next singer was not present, suggesting she may be providently detained.
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New York Post
Details of Elegance at a Dinner Party
A terse Washington Star item mocks a dinner gathering where Mrs Countoss uses French phrasing to describe table decorations as elegant. The exchange includes garbled phrases and jokes about not adding goldfish to aquarium displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram
Effects of Love in a Family Speech Fragment
A fragmented dialogue shows Willie-Paw and Maw discussing love, illness, and marriage. Willie worries about a contagious disease and a seasick condition while Maw orders Willie to hide in the attic until called, revealing tension within a household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Clocinnat
Enquirer
When Will the World End and Candy Cane Conflicts
A brief Chicago News exchange questions the time of the world’s end and the need for caution before cautioning patience. The line suggests steady effort over rash jumps as the path to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Amy
Wilie
Chicago News
Lampblack production method described in German process
The article explains lampblack is produced by placing two electrodes in a carbon rich flame and passing a strong electric current. It notes the negative electrode yields finer particles than the ordinary material, suitable for fine printing inks and high grade paints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Bethlehem and Bethany: homes and meanings in Bible names
The article notes that Beth in Hebrew means house, with Beth-lehem as house of bread and Bethania as house of mercy, explaining how place names reflect domestic terms in scripture. It emphasizes linguistic roots and cultural context for these names.
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Beth
Thun Beth-lehem
Bethania
House of Mercy
Fragmentary EOF Note Misses Clear News Outcome
The provided text fragment lacks coherent facts, names, places, or events to summarize into a proper news item. It contains incomplete dialect and stray letters, preventing identification of a specific person, organization, or date.
Gideon the Man of Good Courage in Judges
A sermon focusing on Gideon’s humility and courage as he responds to God’s call. The text notes Gideon’s initial self doubt, the destruction of Baal’s altar, and his reliance on divine signs to confirm his mission. It highlights faith, obedience, and the need for heart loyalty to God.
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Elis Siuccien
Choe
Gideon
Israels Deliverance
Israel
bhaukLalso
Moses
Mt Il
Sinai
Baral
Jehr ‘Lowing
Jehovah
Baxl
Ft. Paul
Theuny
Baal
Varions
Jesus
Hlm
Chicago Herald
Famous French Detective Rodan and His Desperate Career
The London Standard recounts Rodan a Paris detective of the late 18th and early 19th centuries. A former thief turned police chief his career featured escapes prison and a pardon before later years as a paper maker and detective advisor. He died penniless in 1851.
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Vidorq
Rodan
Aras In -Hebaker
Paris
Lille
St- Mandeas
London Standard
Giant Water Pumping Tree Sparks City Water Debate
A feature notes a colossal tree near paved streets with capacity to shed 260 barrels of water daily in summer. Professor Pierce explains sources include lawn soil, sidewalks, and subterranean springs while questioning urban moisture dynamics and root growth. The piece ends contrasting fate and growth with a Chicago Herald reflection.
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Professor Pierce
Washington
Ehun
Tait
The Separation Hogan Did Clancy’s Wife Separation
Grogan says she did separate. Four cops pulled her away from the scene in Brooklyn Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogan
Clancy
Grogan
Bla —Freoklyn
New York Teacher Names Child Fertilizer Johnson
A New York teacher explains naming a little girl Fertilizer Johnson after her parents Ferdinand and Tira. The mother confirms the meaning and the origin of the unusual given name.
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New York
Johnson
Ferdinand
Tira
New York Globe
Fragmented old notes on motherhood and writing passage
The clipping reads disjointed reflections on creativity and family roles. It cites voices from Philadelphia Ledger and New York Weekly about a mother admonishing or confusing a daughter and sisters, with phrases about not minding a mother and the idea of sharing or fear of change.
Courtship Echoes and Vague Reflections from Philadelphia Ledger
A fragmentary note recalls blissful courtship days and a cryptic reference to a harsh word. The text appears as a stray quotation with a Hindu saying, attributed or styled near a Philadelphia Ledger fragment.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Henderson Painting and Decorating on Race Street
W Henderson advertises painting and decorating services in Nutley New Jersey with location on Race Street near John Street. The brief notice highlights available work in all branches of painting and decorating.
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W. Henderson
Race Street
John Street
Nutley
N. J
Garden Goods and Farm Supplies Ad Listing
Full line of lawn garden and flower seeds fertilizer and chemicals. Insecticide and agricultural implements. All kinds of fencing. Fruit shade and ornamental trees evergreens shrubs perennials small fruit etc. Long distance phone 975-2.
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Dougan
Matthews
Ephiphany
D Union
Friendly
Society
St. Paul's Congregational Church
Henry J.condit
Reformed—Church
St. Mary's R. C. Church
St. Mary's R.jc
Seeie Oe
St. Clare’s Roman Catholic
Allwood Road
Franklin Avenue
Giscon
Jehorah
Gil -Waa
Maruna
New York Weekly
Powershon
S. E. Blair
Prop
Thomas Nichols
Thomas Nichols, Pres
Hillside
Avenue Nutley
Glendale Cemetery
Elleville and
Bloomfield
Chesters
Colton, Inc
Academy Street
Passaic Ave. and
Chestnuy ST
Nutley, N. J
Buck Mountain Coal
John Hawkins
Fast Nutley
New Jersey
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