Christmas events and notices around Moreland
The Henry H Nash School held Christmas exercises on Dec 16 in Bretts Hall. A surprise party for Master Albert Wilson of 2446 Ohio Street occurred on Dec 16. The Forty eighth Avenue Presbyterian Church hosts Christmas eve exercises. Receptions at Ricebergs Dancing Hall Tuesdays 10 to 12, admission 25 cents. Tin copper and sheet iron shop opening by H Lawson at 68 Forty eighth avenue Jan 1. Jeweler Wm Wilkins adds fixtures for holiday trade. Samuel Hage of 48th avenue and Ohio street injured and confined to his room. Mr Willie Ross and Miss Alta McGrath won medals at Ricebergs Hall. A F Rehberg hunted rabbits in Sagatuck Michigan returning with a fine assortment. Mystic Social Club hosts second annual reception and ball at Rhebergs Hall Dec 23 with Catlins Orchestra, tickets 25 cents. A masquerade at Rhebergs Hall Jan 16 with prizes for cake walkers. Dec 20 two sons of Mr Rassemson died of black diphtheria, wife ill. neighbors extend sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenson
Brett
Albert Wilson
Ohio Street
Forty-eighth Avenue
Samuel Hage
48Th Avenue
Quotations on Labor Liberty and Genteel Virtue From Classics
A collection of aphorisms and maxims from Voltaire La Rochefoucauld Johnson Cicero Montaigne and others. The snippets reflect on labor happiness liberality education wit judgment and virtue across eras. The tone resembles a reading anthology of moral reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Cicero
Colton
Short Sermons on faith and salvation by Dwight L Moody
Moody admonishes listeners on serving the Lord and avoiding worldly luxuries. He warns that salvation is essential and that hell and heaven are real choices with eternal stakes. He urges prayer over complaint and concludes with a quip about Paul avoiding worldly temptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Paul
Dwight L. Moody
Rail and shipyard stats in early 20th century global trade
In India there are 22 000 miles of standard and narrow gauge railways. This year 487 vessels have been launched in British shipyards with 558 vessels under construction. A Shanghai dock now takes ships of 7 000 tons, 570 feet long. Atlantic City will host sixty automobiles next season at seven mph carrying twenty two passengers. A Moscow to Pekin special train over the Siberian line is to be shown at the Paris exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Atlantic City
Moscow
Pekin
Narrow Escape Prompts Praise for King’s New Discovery
Ada Hart of Groton recounts a severe lung illness that nearly ended in consumption. After trying eight bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery, she recovered and now thanks the medicine while retailers Traill & Cooling and Chas Miller offer trials. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm also praised for rheumatic relief by D B Johnson of Richmond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traill & Cooling’s
Chas. P. Miller's
Chamberlain
D. B. Johnson
Richmond
Ind
Tralil & Cooling
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William Wilken
North 48Th Ave
Lake
Rogers al
Galt
Children’s Ruth
Rolf Rashussen
48Th Ave
Lake St
ROB
I. Ward
Park Avenue
Austin
W. S.smith & Coq
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop Bros.’ Bank
Oak Park
Conrad Kampp
North Park Ave
Brach
Chicago
Telephone
Austin 12
Moreland
Henry H. Nash School
Willie Ross
N. Pine Avenue
Alta McGrath
Poplar Avenue
Riceberg’s Hall
A. F. Rehberg
Erie Street
Sagatuck, Mich
Michigan
The
Mystic Social Club
Rheberg’s Hall
Catlin
Rheberg’s
Rassemson
SAGES
Holmes
Voltaire
Montaigne
God
Christ
Heaven
WTA ‘ . Soe. FC
H. C. Fischer
N. 48Th Ave
Chicago, Ill
Johnny Jones
Ethel
Swartz
South 48Th Ave
Rheberg Hall
Catlin’s Orchestra
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
N. 50Th Court
All
India
Donaldson
Western Suburbs
New York
Shane Ieatzareg
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Baltimore
Mid
Austin and Oak Park
F. A. Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Aan Rey
Central
Wihon
Vihon
the Tailor
Oakpark
G. B. Fletcher
Tel
Fred M. Mason
North Park Avenue
S. Franklin Avenue
R. N. F. Hiller
North
Austin, Ill
Albert Burgess
Choice Bakery
Ee Wholesale and
Ars
Express
Pour
Rainer Jan Gorestest
SEARS
Slik
Linda
Jens
Sam- Tears
Roebu Waka
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