Moreland Social News Highlights and Arrivals
Miss Tilla Tapper visits Moreland while Miss Rosa Anderson hosts guests in Austin Avenue. Families relocate to Pennsylvania. Alice Linquist returns from a lakes trip. Rehberg Catlin Dancing Academy plans a fall season with a grand reception September 18 and weekly sessions. Community events include birthday surprises, fire drill, and a lake trip to Milwaukee.
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Tilla Tapper
Moreland
Rosa Anderson
Austin Avenue
Trusdal
Iowa
H. Smith
Forty-ninth Street
Geo. Vaughn
West Ohio Street
Pennsylvania
Alice Linquist
Marton Street
Oak Park
Lakes
ID. Case
Kenzie Street
Jewel
L. M. Case
Atherton
J. L. Hagins
E. W. Case
Rehberg-Catlin Dancing Academy
Rehhberg
Nicholas
O. G. Roosman
Inlaw
M. N. Gustavson
George W. Pitkin & Co
Sisters’ Hospital
Kansas City
Roosman
Amy Vaughn
Ohio Street
Milwaukee
Mabel Dick
Austin
Bessie Spaulding
Michigan
Dwight Case
Rehberg and Catlin Dancing Academy
Gent
Messrs
Rehberg and
Catlin
Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea After Thirty Years
John S. Halloway of French Camp Miss reports being cured after thirty years of chronic diarrhoea. He credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after several bottles, saying he is entirely cured and hopes others may access it. For sale by J P Garner Co Austin Geo Kach Co
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John S. Halloway
Chamberlain
J. P. Garner Co
Austin
Geo, Kach & Co
Moreland
Men who avoid arrest for bigamy keep extra wives
A quip notes that many men avoid arrest for bigamy yet keep more than one wife, highlighting social hypocrisy and legal risks in plural marriages.
Milton on Blindness and the Quiet Service
Religious reading presents John Milton’s sonnet On His Blindness. The piece explores light spent in darkness and the challenge of using one talent for God. It emphasizes that patience and passive waiting can fulfill divine service as surely as active labor.
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Milton
The Guide and the Narrow Way of Self Denial
The piece urges Christian conscience as an infallible guide resisting worldly temptations. It contrasts glittering riches and revelry with the hard, perilous path of self sacrifice, stressing that only by following the guide and bearing blood-stained feet can one reach inner peace and heavenly gates. The call is to heed the gentle invitation and press on with steadfast faith, per The Independent.
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Halla
Independent
Duties of Christians Are Universal Human Obligations
Editorial argues there are no distinct Christian duties beyond universal human duties. It asserts every person must confess Christ, seek pardon, and accept his lordship, since Christ is lord of all. Christians should not claim a stricter standard than nonbelievers nor exploit others by partial composing of obligations.
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Christ
Call for Christian Unity Across Sects
Reverend D. N. Hillis of Brooklyn urges that after centuries of division the church must unite under Christ’s ideal of one church. He predicts creeds will merge, and through liberty and harmony churches should allow all forms of worship including incense and solemn prayers.
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D. N. Hillis
Congregationalist
Brooklyn
Meditation Theme for a Quiet Week
A reflective meditation speaks of rising into God’s thought to create a clear atmosphere that quiets fevered world worries. The author envisions each day as a Sabbath, inviting glad reverence and steady spiritual calm throughout the week.
A Sabbath Contemplation on True Devotion
A speaker resolves to dedicate the entire Sabbath to God's praise and direct service. He rejects hypocrisy and worldliness, vowing to seek God’s will each hour and end the day with joy and gratitude for a life fully devoted.
A Well Kept Life
A Henry Drum mond quotation extols the rare virtue of willingness to do God's will over merely performing it. It argues that a sincerely obeying heart, not active work alone, embodies the grandest Christian possession and the purest motive for living.
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God
Christ
Henry Drummond
The Lord's Mercies Are New Every Morning
A devotional reflection by A. L. Stone on God’s mercies renewing each morning. It encourages living with comfort and gratitude, accepting daily burdens while trusting that new mercies meet new needs. The piece emphasizes uncertainty about the future but confidence in divine provision.
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A. L. Stone
An Overlooked Lesson from Simple Hearted Kindness
A reflection on patience and gentleness over fame and wealth. The author cautions that life’s true lesson is simple and accessible to all, not found in scholarly tomes but in the loving heart. It warns that selfish living leads to hollow outcomes when need arises.
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R. J. Burdette
Thoughtfulness in Everyday Kindness
The passage reflects on the importance of small acts of courtesy and kindness in daily life. It urges consideration for others, from offering a seat to a stranger to greeting workers with a simple good morning. It portrays life as built from these minor, thoughtful gestures.
Rich Toward God and the Blessings of Giving
Christian Endeavor topics outline a week starting Monday October 1 on true riches and laying up treasures. Each day cites biblical verses about money, generosity, and contentment concluding Sunday October 7 with Rich Toward God from Luke 12 13 21.
Diverse religious quotes on virtue and divine guidance
A collection of brief quotations from Rev. F. Mason Rev. Dr Schneeberger Rev. F P Spencer Rev. Dr Radcliffe Rev. J L Apolegraph and Bishop W A Candler discussing faith, moral courage, social justice, the value of labor, and the Bible as divine revelation. The passages advocate harmony, righteousness, and the influence of belief on society.
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Mason
Brooklyn
N. Y
Schneeberger
Baltimore
F. P. Spencer
Methodist
Atlanta
Dr. Radcliffe
Presbyterian
Washington, D. C
Jesus
J. L
Pittsburg
W. A. Candler
Atlanta, Ga
A Question of Tea and the Rise of Ceylon Green Tea
A Philadelphia Press excerpt argues that Chinese teas are inferior and adulterated. It notes consumers shift toward pure green teas from Ceylon and India, claiming better flavor and ethics, predicting China greens will be displaced. It cites China’s method and urges preference for tea from Ceylon and India.
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China
John
Ceylon
India
Philadelphia Press
Reflections Of A Bachelor Epigrams On Marriage
A wry collection of quips about marriage and women. The jokes poke fun at spouses, courtship, and gender roles with brisk lines and humorous observations. Notable bits compare wedding plans to divorce steps and comment on women’s habits and wardrobes.
Quon Quongqs Romance Leads Kansas City Marriage
A Kansas City woman arranged a marriage between Quon Quong and Dinah Lee Leen from a Presbyterian Chinese mission. The couple wed May 17 and moved to the Mitchelson home in Kansas City. Mrs Mitchelson arranged the match after visiting the San Francisco mission school and selecting Lee Leen.
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Kansas City
Quon Quong
J. F. Mitchelson
Eleventh Street
Quon
Lee Leen
Presbyterian Mission
Lee
Unveiling of Dr Jean Hameau Statue at La Teste de Buch
At La Teste de Buch France a statue of Dr Jean Hameau was unveiled recently. Hameau an obscure medical practitioner published a 1836 study on virus and partially anticipated Pasteur s discoveries.
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la Teste de Buch
France
Jean Hameau
Pasteur
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