Masonic Fraternity and Related Lodges Schedule
Society meetings list for Aurora Lodge No 44 Vernon Chapter No 23 Solum Council Lodge No % Calary Encampment No 13 and related bodies with meeting nights at Masonic Building City Hall and other venue details plus officers names and locations. notes weekly or monthly cadence and street addresses for gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Sinking
FC Kens
Calary
Masonic Paling
B. Drovenano
Recorder
OW. Winnam
Dod
G.M
Srata Lodge
City Hall
Recond Street
Market and Court
McCone
Mines
Beeretar Angrrona Lodge
Hall
Asus
Core
Church Directory for AU Sainte and Surrounding Churches
Directory lists AU Sainte Church and others with pastors, service times on Sabbath mornings and evenings, and locations on Court Street, Bond Street, Third Street, and nearby streets. It also notes church offices, clergy, and travel facilities including Scioto and Hocking Valleys stages and packet lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU Sainte
Dr. Been
Corner Court
Third
Ils
OM. Deaver Chapel
Jos. F. Worras
Chillicothe
Gay Streets
Washington Street M. BL
al ©. Rieen
Washington
Sth Streets
Tavelock
Baptist Church
1. D. Rise
4Th Street
Court Street
German Lutheran Church
Verte
Fifth Street
A. M
Saint Mary's Church
Paayos Kanie
Madiana Street
Worrlack
T. Wrewsler
Trich Corner
Dining Etiquette and Customs of Chinese Guests
An 19th century account describes Chinese dining practices and manners. It covers food preferences from rice to pork for citizens, reception rituals, tea service, and the host’s bowing, chopsticks signaling, and seating. It notes guests’ attire, card etiquette, and the politeness of declining visits to avoid disturbances.
The Eat Well Sermon on Meals and Morals
A ledger of diet advice and moral counsel urges temperate eating to preserve health. It contrasts indulgent appetites with mid day and evening meals, and warns against overeating, heavy pastries, and late suppers for better sleep and longevity.
English Customs and a London Butcher in Literary Tale
French writer Max Wey recalls an omnibus encounter describing a striking London carriage. A butcher rides in style, forefathers in business, fortune of four million. The report also recounts a Tre Dubuque Times anecdote about a girl asking for free chewing gum due to no money. The piece ends with a meditation on life’s anxieties and the value of living as if each hour could be last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpy
Maxs. Wey
London
Paris
Mons. W
The Gauily Circle on Females in Industrial Operations
The piece argues wage levels rise with labor saving machinery and tools, claiming wages in Hindostan and the United States reflect tool effectiveness. It asserts men support wealth through labor, condemns anti female labor views, praises free institutions, and notes printers’ attitudes toward competition from women.
Letters To The People No 2 From Buena Vista Ohio 1862
Correspondence from Buena Vista Ohio dated June 17 1862 continues discussion on political compromises. The writer praises Henry Crary Day and contrasts views of Davis Case and Clay on the 1820 21 and 1860 compacts, non intervention, and slavery in territories. Also touches on public morals with a tale about dancing and a minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth Times
Buena Vista, O
The
Times
Sra
Henry Cray
Henry Crary
Slave States
Free States
Hexxy Chay
Missouri
Aslaya
Yusnt Chay
Non
Cray
Ashland
Pacific
Ocean
Starman A. Dovadas
Jerr Davis
Lanson P. Chase
Davi Glas
Jerr Davin
Clay
Committee of Thirteen
Staruen
Duv-otas
Justice
Davis
Case
Congress
Caase
Cay
Territoriae
Congress of the
United States
Encourage Reading at Home to Shape Young Minds
A persuasive appeal urges parents to provide books and newspapers, arguing a year of reading outweighs schooling costs and strengthens character. It warns of sons and daughters drifting with bad company, urges parental restraint, and notes Sabbath teachers can help while stressing health as true wealth. It ends by urging honesty and truthfulness.
Curiosities of Nature and Cotton Growth in Iowa
Curiosities of Nature describes microscopic life on and in the human body with an engraving of a disease carrier insect. Iowa reports cotton can be grown successfully, with Joel Davis near Palmyra Town showing fibers from June 1351 crop and claims of equal success to North Carolina. A teacher teases a student about memory, and a stray line notes mischievous remarks and falsehoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Uery
Perryman
Atlantic Telegraph
Towa
Joel Davis
Palmyra
Waren
Davin Nore
North Carolina
Carolinas
Iowa
Jinea State
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Portsmouth
Massie
Corner OF
Market & Second Streets
Ohio
Sewepapers
Faubackbers
Massie Block
Market and
Second Streets
Hutchins & Gaffy
Attorneys AT Law
Thos. Wcaussen
Apvornay
Currie's
Mart
John W. Collings
Avlorwek AT Law
Market
Rall
Leete & Hood, Attorneys AT Law
Ironton
Rodgers
Second Street
Newman
Massie Black
Warket
Second Stile
Wired Ae
Weatera Sun Lodge
A. VW
Savon
GOW
Fraspins
W. MG Son
Commicsmarra
A. J. Exgrow
J. M. Viewer
Tuna, Reet
Infirmary Threctora
R. VL. Terreesox
J. P. Witweny
HW. Berrias
Scioto & Hocking Failey
Maileepresa
Sain
Portamouth
Jackson and Hamden
Ma- Tetta
Cincinnati
Accaramation
Laawea
Iile
Columbus
Maul
Rostona
Neimnaty
Ove
Wedueelay
Ata A. M
Crain & Glidden
Seite
Jackson, Pike, Lawrence
Mijorang Chauties
Tention Pawl
Mays
M. Fod P. Af
Iams & Gordon
Bankers
Market Street
East Side
Rae Ty. S. D. Bishop
Oclothier
Front Street
PH. Zoellner
Tortsmouth
Oitio
Dian
GEO
Chas, Dan ID
Dugan & CO
OFIIO
Europe
William Prendergast
Front
C. P. Tracy & Co
Plymouth House
C. W. Higgins
J. H. Johnson
Market St
Bet'n Front
Second Sts
Wife
Cain
Celestial Empire
Gauily
Thor Biotin
Dtralt
Jessie
Gould
Devsiv
Hng
Kingdom of Heaven
Josey
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