Pure Drugs patrons urged as continuance sought
Solicits a continuance of liberal patronage and invites others in need of Pure Drugs and articles usually kept in a first class drug store to call on him. Masonic Hall arrival and departure of Malls noted. Miss Patrickson of Lombard spent Christmas in Austin. Mr J H Crawford visits his sister Mrs C G Lemmon at 5918 Erie. Mrs Meredith and family will move to Washington for Bureau of Printing and Engraving duties. Miss Reese entertained friends. will move to Stranton Pa for her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrickson
Lombard
Austin
C. G. Lemmon
Erie Street
Burlington
Iowa
J. H. Crawford
General Eastern
New York City
Erle Street
Wm. M. Meredith
Washington
Meredith
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Miss Reese
Stranton
Midnight New Year service at First Congregational Church
Special requests prompted a midnight service in the First Congregational Church on New Year's Eve. From 9 to 10 o'clock ladies served lunch in the parlors, with Dr. Burton leading the meeting and short addresses by Rev. A R Thath and Prof. W D Mackenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Burton
A. R. Thath
W. D. Mackenzie
The Portrait-The Fair Sitter In Odd Exchange
A collection of quirky quotes from era papers shows a Great Artist promising a fix that unsettles Wil, Hetty notes Tom’s love and threats, a contractor and secretary clash over payment, and Sunday church doubts as a clergyman warns boys about Sabbath misdeeds.
Eleven Join Fifty-second Avenue Presbyterian Church
The Fifty-second Avenue Presbyterian Church on Frank Street welcomed eleven new members last Sabbath morning. Special meetings led by Rev. Charles M. Morton will run through the Week of Prayer with services each evening at 8, and a Sunday sermon at 8.30. Morton, noted for work with Henry Ward Beecher in Brooklyn, is expected to draw a large crowd. George B. Safford, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifty-second Avenue Presbyterian Church
Frank Street
Fifty-second Avenue
Charlies M. Morton
Morton
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Railroad
George B. Safford
Strong to Speak at Oak Park Church on Inner Circle Sermon
At Second Congregational Church Oak Park Dr Strong speaks Sunday at 10 30 on The Inner Circle or With Jesus in the Upper Chamber He opens a ten minute boys and girls series Making the Life I Must Live the Life I Ought to Live with four parts Jan 6 Beor for Crown Jan 13 The Serpent Enters Sin Jan 20 A Life Saver Christ Jan 27 Putting on the Uniform Repentance At 5 pm vesper he discusses Fathers and Sons Their Mutual Responsibility The week of prayer follows with nightly meetings Next week all men and boys urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Oak Park
Strong
Jesus
Beor
Christ
Mexican War Vet Endorses Remedy For Diarrhea
A prominent editor and Mexican war veteran recounts how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy prevented a pension increase by curing his Mexican diarrhea. He praises it as quick and safe and notes availability at J. P. Garner & Co. in Austin and Geo. Koch & Co. in Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mexico
J. P. Garner & Co
Austin
Geo. Koch & Co
Moreland
Missionary Honored With Legion of Honor Award
Rev. Frank A. Gregory son of the St. Pauls dean and a veteran missionary to Madagascar receives the Legion of Honor cross for service to natives and French soldiers. The award signals cordial French English mission relations. Gregory has served in Madagascar for twenty six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Gregory
St. Paul's
Madagascar
Legion of Honor
Mr. Gregory
Wife's Advice Aids Man's Recovery With New Discovery
F M Ross of Winfield Tennessee credits his wife with saving his life after a severe cough. He had worsened under medical care until Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption cured him. The medicine treats coughs colds bronchitis la grippe pneumonia asthma hay fever and other chest throat lung maladies. Trial bottles free at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Ross
Winfield, Tenn
Dr. King
Traill & Cooling
Austin
Chas
P. Miller
Oak Park
Paris Hotel Employs Four Thousand Workers
A Paris hotel operates with about 4,000 employees. Its kitchen spans from a 100 quart kettle to a 500 quart kettle. Fifty roasting pans feed 300 cutlets each. Potatoes bake in 225 pound dishes. Omelets on the menu require 7,800 eggs at once. Sixty cooks and 100 assistants work at the ranges for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mothers Favorite Cough Remedy Promoted
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is advertised as pleasant and safe for children and adults. It targets coughs colds croup and whooping cough and contains no opium or dangerous drugs. Sold by J. P. Garner & Co Austin and Geo Koch & Co Moreland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Garner & Co
Austin
Geo. Koch, & Co
Moreland
Oldest Yacht in the World Royal George at Portsmouth
The Royal George, Queen Victoria’s first yacht, remains in existence at Portsmouth as a depot ship for royal yacht crews during refits. It is the oldest yacht in the world. Her last service was in August 1852 when Queen Victoria visited Scotland with the Prince Consort.
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Royal George
Portsmouth
Royal Yachts
Scotland
Prince Consort
Dr Kings New Life Pills Promote Youthful Feel
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa claims nightly use for two weeks returns him to his teens praising the pills as the best for liver stomach and bowels. The product is sold at Traill & Cooling Austin and Chas P Miller Oak Park for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Traill & Cooling
Austin
Chas. P. Miller
Oak Park
New Year’s Calls In Austin At Prairie and Pine Avenues
Young ladies received New Year’s calls in Austin from 2 to 6 o’clock at 128 South Prairie avenue including Miss Mc Culloch Clara McCulloch Edith Hollenbeck Rice Ethel Rice and Durning with pink decorations and dainty refreshments. Between 7 and 10 Miss McCulloch hosted callers and escorts from Baird Pine and Prairie avenues for an informal reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Prairie Avenue
Miss McCulloch
Clara McCulloch
Edith Hollenbeck
Miss Rice
Ethel Rice
Durning
McCuloch
Baird, Pine
Prairie Avenues
Ars Baird Avenue
Emma Voorhees
Alana Hill
Alice Miller
Mary Drummond
J. J. Bransby
North Pine Avenue
Miss Cleverdon
Florence Pummill
Christian
Maude Christian
Olive McCord
Eye Glasses Tested and Fitted by Chas Post Trusted
A set of testimonial notices praise Chas H Post at 532 North Pine for careful eye testing and glasses fitting. Signers include Henry Thiele and W A Pillinger among others, with addresses in Chicago Avenue and North Pine areas. The note mentions his service extending to doorstep calls upon application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Post
North Pine Avenue
Henry Thiele
Chicago Ave
W. A. Pillinger
Waller St
Wm. Te
Onions and Potatoes Grow Strong in Drought Plot
An intelligent farmer reports a humorous experiment planting onions and potatoes in alternating rows. The onions allegedly sharpen the potatoes causing tears, moist roots, and a surprisingly large crop despite drought conditions.
Peru grants absolute amnesty to political offenses
The Peruvian legislature passed a law granting complete amnesty to anyone involved in political transgressions and allowing them to hold public office. All political prisoners confined in Lima have been released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Pecalier Spiral Chimney rises near Bradford England
A 150 foot high spiral chimney near Bradford England features a square cross section. Each brick layer is shifted three sixteenths of an inch to twist each side of the stack, creating a distinctive helical appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecalier
Bradford
England
Garvin Electrical Co opens on South Boulevard
The Garvin Electrical Co announces a new business on South Boulevard near Central Avenue. It will operate as a general electrical contractor and soon offer a stock of lamps and batteries. Telephone Austin 1133 for patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Garvin Electrical Co
South Boulevard
Central Avenue
Telephone
Austin 1133
Dart's meat market closes after death in family
A business personals note from Austin reports Dart's meat market is closed due to the death of Mrs. Wm. Greeley of 1408 Fulton street. Ed Haman, four years at Hiller's barbershop, leaves for Chesterville to start rice raising with his brother, having saved 500. Vindicator items for 52d street area left at Justice Price's office will be attended to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dart
Wm. Greeley
Fulton Street
Ed. Haman
Hiller
Chesterville
Texas
Justice Price
Miller’s Drugstore Ad Promises Fresh Candies and Supplies
Chas. P. Miller, druggist, advertises fresh Mil ler’s candies and high class mono stationery. It notes personal supervision of prescription work and a large assortment of Lazell’s perfumes with popular prices and orders taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Chas. P. Miller
Miller’s
Dru
Instruction in guitar mandolin and banjo at Austin center
FE I Newell offers lessons in guitar mandolin and banjo in Austin. Classes meet Tuesdays and Fridays in Cody Block room 1 at the Fine Arts Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. I. Newell
Fine Arts Building
Austin
Cody
Boys' Club Open to Austin Youth Friday Nights
Christian Church notes in Austin describe the Boys' Club for ages 12 to 18 meeting Friday nights. The board will dine with the pastor next Tuesday evening and Wednesday meetings will focus on the Sunday school lesson with Dr. R. Hart as chorister. The church plans unity with the Congregational Church for Week of Prayer and Sunday night lectures feature four laymen on The Church in the Twentieth Century. The pastor will speak on The Dominant Passion of Jesus Is It the Passion of the Church. Church workers led by William Kinhead preach to prisoners at Harrison Street Station each Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hart
Congregational Church
William Kinhead
Harrison Street
Euclid Avenue M. E. Church Oak Park Announcement
Sunday schedule includes 9:45 Sunday school led by S. J. Christ ley and 11 a m preaching with quartet. 12 m fellowship, 6:45 Epworth League, 7:45 p m preaching with music. Prayer meeting 8 p m Wednesday and official board 8 p m first Monday monthly. South Side Men's Club meets fourth Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Boulevard
Oak Park
J. Clayton Yonker
South
Euclid Avenue
S. J. Christley
Quartette
W. G. Baxter
R. H. Salter
Nathaniel Beard
Edwin Schneider
S.C. Postlewait
Epworth League
South Side Men’s Club
Union Church Services in Austin Week of Prayer
The Congregational and Christian churches unite for a week of prayer with united choirs and devotional addresses. Four lay speakers—two from each church—will discuss The Church in the Twentieth Century. Meetings move from Christian Hall to the Congregational Church later in the week. nightly addresses by pastors. open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
United Choirs
Christian Church
Christian Hall
North Park Avenue
Congregational Church
Third Church Opens with Dr McCaskill to Preach
Rev C W McCaskill heads new Third Church formed under Euclid Avenue M E Church auspices. Charter membership ended last Sunday. over thirty workers from ten churches join. Dr McCaskill will deliver initial sermon next Sunday at 3 30 p m. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lombard Avenue
Ontario Street
C. W. McCaskill
New Society
Euclid Avenue M. E
McCaskill
Christmas Surprise for Rev J D Collins at 6208 Ohio
Second Baptist Church members gathered at 6208 Ohio Street on Christmas Eve to honor their pastor Rev J D Collins and his wife. Santa delivered gifts including an embroidered bag containing over 650 dollars. The couple expressed thanks and the congregation sang a closing song before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Collins
Second Baptist Church
Ohio Street
Santa Claus
Kindling Wood for Sale Cheap in Walnut and Lake
Lumber from old green houses offered at low price. Located at corner Walnut and Lake. Delivered or on the ground. Contact S. C. Higginson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Higginson
Sermon at Oak Park Congregational Church New Year Message
Dr. Barton preaches a New Year sermon at Oak Park Congregational Church with morning topic The Tempted Christ and evening theme The Superiority of the New or Christ's Rebuke to Unwise Conservatisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Christ
First Congregational Church Austin Service Notice
The First Congregational Church of Austin with Pastor W L Demorest announces a morning service at 10 30. A union week of prayer begins with a Christian Church meeting Sunday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Demorest
The
Christian Church
Old People Made Young Recounts Secret From Editor J C Sherman
Vermontville Michigan editor J C Sherman says he has found a secret to keeping old people young. He credits Electric Bitters with easing nervousness sleeplessness indigestion heart trouble constipation and rheumatism. He and his wife report improved health and appetite. Sold for 50 cents at Traill Cooling Austin and Chas Miller Oak Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sherman
Vermontville
Mich
Rake
Traill & Cooling
Austin
Chas ‘P
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