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Newspaper
Payette Enterprise
Location
Payette, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
6
Sunday morning service at 11 with a sermon on God as the only Cause and Creator. Hypnotism denounced. Sunday school at 10. Testimonial meeting Wednesday at 8. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 at 216 North 9th Street. Public invited to attend and visit.
A broad community update lists changes and events. The Glee Club shifts practice from Tuesday to Thursday at 7 30 PM in the High School building. The Junior baseball league standings show Whites leading with Reds and Blues each one loss. A new team the Humdingers enters, predicting changes in standings with upcoming games scheduled through June 28.
A Chicago Journal item recounts a visitor mishearing a group discussing roses as a person named Frau Karl Draseblt. The moment shifts from botany talk to a comic confusion about a rose as a friend.
A Washington Star report notes exploratory experiments by a researcher who built a plaster tree to study ascent of water. The artificial tree showed water moving up beyond forty feet but could not yield decisive conclusions, with water transport described as a film traveling between bubbles and wall.
A Westminster Abbey sermon by Dean Stanley amused listeners as he preached with a glove perched on his head. He and his wife noted the steady gaze of the congregation while he balanced the glove during the service.
A short expert on pet care says people overreact to pet birds with few summer rules beyond general care. The piece notes birds tolerate outdoors but avoid direct drafts and need good drinking water. It also references Blackstone on Isle of Man property theft and a bridge-club anecdote about a teacher.
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