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Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1900

Page

2

Pleasant week in Moreland with entertainments and visits

On June first the H H Nash School German class staged a notable entertainment. Mrs Waller hosted a euchre party with prizes won by Mrs Fayard and Mrs Setting. Miss Bessie Miller visited Annie McHwane on Ohio street. Charles Lock, a young wanderer, showed jig dancing and feats to local lads. Funeral services for Gertrude Peterson were held June six at Norwegian Lutheran Church before burial at Mt Olivet.

Ralph Woodruff Ohio Street H. H. Nash Bessie Miller Oakley Avenue Annie McHwane Waller Forty-seventh Austin Avenue Euchre Faynard Norwegian Lutheran Church Indiana Sims Avenues Mt. Olivet

Garner's Drug Store and residence listing

Office roar Garner's Drug Store. Residence 110 Sa Central Ava.

Roar Garner Sa Central Ava

How High Must a Church Be

A court case in a nearby city questions churchmanship levels. An Episcopal church allegedly fails to meet a donor’s high church standard though the rector has increased ritualism. The secular court may clarify where high church practices begin and broad church ends.

Boston Transcript Episcopal Church

Queen Victoria’s Oak Staff A Favorite Walking Stick

The Worcester gift oak staff once used by Charles II is now Queen Victoria’s favored walking aid. Originating from the Boscobel oak branch, it features a gold head and a carved Indian dol from Seringapatam, forming its grip. The stick never leaves her side.

Queen Victoria Charles II Worcester Boscobel Cromwell Seringapatam Boston Herald

Imagination and disease misdirected a man’s health

In a Youth's Companion anecdote Frank Moore recounts a civil servant in India who nearly dies after a doctor’s misaddressed letter claims he has weeks to live. The man’s fear worsens until a switch reveals the error. The real recipient benefited from the mistaken prognosis after a vacations suggestion, while the other survived years in fair health.

Frank Moore India

Bell on Buzzard Sparks 1863 Echo From Athens Tale

R C McAllister of Ft Gaines recently captured a buzzard wearing a bronze bell tied to a leather collar. In Athens three men H Cobb Davis Jesse L Jargell and George T Smith claim to bellet the bird 37 years earlier while serving with Echols Light Artillery near Camp Leon Tallahassee Florida. They now correspond with McAllister about the bell and the bird.

Athens Atlanta Constitution R. C. McAllister Ft. Gaines Messrs H. Cobb Davis Jesse L. Jargell George T. Smith Mr. McAllister

Sir William Harcourt’s Private Letters Revealed

The article notes Harcourt’s private letters are fresh and witty, mostly to his eldest son, stored in neat packets. It contrasts him with Salisbury, highlighting Harcourt’s wide circle of correspondents and frank political opinions, including a quip about his shifting views over seven years.

Sir William Harcourt Lord Salisbury Sir William

Burdett-Coutts at eighty six in fine health and rumor

The Baronsess Burdett-Coutts, aged eighty six, enjoys excellent health and spirits. She is forty years older than her husband, born in New Bedford to American parents, now an Englishman through marriage. He would have been Italian or Russian otherwise, yet earns $200,000 yearly. The baroness has given over $5,000,000 to charity and built more churches than any queen’s subject, surpassing Carnegie and Rockefeller in philanthropic impact.

Baroness Burdett-Coutts New Bedford Great Britain Carnegie Rockefeller

Books for the blind require bulky embossed Bibles

A reader notes the high cost and bulk of braille Bibles, with sixty volumes needed to contain the full Bible and each embossed volume priced at 90 cents. The large type and thick pages drive up production and storage demands for blind readers.

LIFE SAVED By Little Brown Jug And Green Oar From Carboat

Richard Gilleland tells how a voyage with Lawrence Cody Mike Toole and Lin Schroeder ended when the boat capsized near Norton’s Point. Peter Johnson of Brooklyn pulled Gilleland from the water with a boathook as the others reached shore. The green jug saved his life, he says.

Norton’s Point Coney Island New York Journal Richard Gilleland Peter Johnson Johnson Avenue Brooklyn Gilleland Lawrence Cody Mike Toole Lin Schroeder Rockaway John Stillwell’s Richard Stillwell's Mr. Johnson

Improvements Year Than Last In Bicycle Design

The Cincinnati Enquirer notes small yet notable advances in bicycles this season. Tubing is thinner and the chainless bevel gear updated with a hold-fast multi-part seat post binder and expandable jackets to fit varying post sizes. A new hub with direct spokes, a smooth barrel, flush joint stays, and a two-piece crank shaft simplify removal and replacement.

Cincinnati Enquirer

St Thomas Hosts Twentieth Century Club Exhibition

In Danish West Indies St Thomas hosts the St Croix Twentieth Century club with about seventy young colored men training in military movements. They wear uniforms though laws prevent real arms. A daytime exhibition followed by a lantern procession and fire brigade participation drew a dense crowd.

Danish West Indies St. Thomas St. Croix

Acetylene: A New Illuminant In Industrial Use

Acetylene is a powerful illuminant gas first produced commercially in 1895. It is the simplest hydrocarbon, obtained from calcium carbide made by fusing lime with carbon sources in an electric furnace. When water contacts calcium carbide, acetylene forms while calcium becomes lime again, yielding a brighter light than candle coal gas.

Cromwell Pocket Bible in National Museum collection

A description notes a Cromwell pocket Bible in the National Museum at Washington. It states Cromwell gave one to every soldier with a waistcoat pocket over the heart for carrying.

Cromwell National Museum Washington

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