Community Church Schedule and Activities Notice
Readable church calendar lists Wednesday evening programs at 8 p m including Rev winey N Usaing M A of New York and a Litany at 10 50 a m Friday Junior Boy Scouts 7 20 p m Thomas Eich inger rehearsal 6 30 p m Saturday Boy Scouts with Charles N Poole Jr Scontemaster A note mentions Christian Endeavor Society at 8 p m and a 2 30 p m Girls Circle The Christian Science society operates a Reading Room open daily 10 4 with literature available at Franklin Avenue posting room until 4 p m daily.
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Winey N
Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Church House
Board
Ilies Mead Wale
Franklin Avenue
Sunday Prayer Times at St. Clare and Stephen's
St. Clare's Church Delawanna and St. Stephen's P E schedule morning prayer at 9 20 and 10 45 an evening prayer at 8.
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ST. Clare’s Church
Delawanna
ST. Stephen's P. E
Bible Class Notice At The Home Of Toa A Troy
Fragmentary OCR reflects a Bible class event at the home of Toa A Troy with partial names and scattered words. The readable portions indicate an informal gathering and a social or church context, but details such as date, time, or organizer remain unclear.
Unclear fragment summarizes women’s health in the United States
The readable text discusses women and health in the United States with unclear details. It mentions cohorts and a hospital or therapeutic context but lacks concrete names places dates or outcomes.
Novel Necklace Gift From Groom Mentioned
A Western Newspaper-Her item notes that the only ornament was a necklace of small pears given as a wedding gift by the groom, described in a brief Boston Traum script style.
Bree Needles Steel Invention Reaches Europe
Chinese pioneers first used steel needles shaping toolmaking. The artifacts spread westward and reached Europe via Moorish traders introducing new metalworking techniques to the continent.
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Europe
Reflections on a Head Yale Record
A brief classroom vignette references a lecturer asking a student to remove his hat so the lecture can continue. The line captures a moment of humor and discipline in a traditional college setting.
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Yale Record
Church forces shown in city and country study
Diagrams and screen displays depicted church workers in hospitals, homes, and children centers. Industrial and spiritual forces were mapped with timber camps and harvest fields shown. The forward movement required 6,000 workers abroad and the plan hinges on united forces, with cost estimates discussed.
Service Recovery Outlook for 1920 Ball System
The report notes service before the end of 1920, with plant, management, and finances in good shape. About half the country has already returned to normal service, and a full return in 1920 is confidently anticipated across the Ball System.
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Ite
Roland Yates of Sylvan Place Mentioned in Brief
Roland Yates of Sylvan Place appears in a clipped local brief with unclear trailing text about an incident or note, leaving details unreadable but indicating a person of interest outside a full report.
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Roland Yates
Sylvan Place
Erie
Beeeber’s Voyage Ends Dead on Dune
A fragmentary report notes a sailor named Beeeber perishing during a perilous journey toward a dune. The text hints at intense heat and danger and references an expedition effort and a possible exiled mission.
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Dune
Unclear OCR Phrase Reflects Legal Language
Fragmentary text appears to quote a legal standard about guilt and proof, referencing an Indianapolis source. The readable portion hints at admissibility of evidence or presumption of innocence but lacks coherent narrative context.
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Grace Episcopal Church
ST. Mary's B.C Church
Christian Science Society
BIBLE
United States
Sun Want
Nutley
Hood OF
SUN Office
Broad and
William Streets
Newark
Jersey
Pers
Indianapolis
Stan
China
Hahne
Ersey
Eourtitties
New Delicatessen
Nutley Baking Company
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