Virgin Queen Tabernacle Officers Installed in Port Huron Social
Menefee's hall hosted the annual installation of Virgin Queen Tabernacle No. 24 officers. Ellen Wesley and others were installed before supper and a dance with the Queen City Carret Band. Also listed are sale horses from Steven's stable and a Port Huron wedding tomorrow at 8:30 performed by Rev Louis P Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Martin
T. Martha Powell
Frances Cooper
Lizzie Hawkins
Martha Brown
Annie Allen
Elvora Soundington
Local clubs host gatherings and a wedding in Sedalia area
Mrs. Joe Kelly hosts a high five party at Hotel Mitchell for Mrs. Cloney of Sedalia Nevada Post. Good Will club elects officers: George Lord president E E Clark vice president Hoffman secretary treasurer. Rocking Chair Club elects new officers and prizes medallion watercolor. Sans Gene Club guests feature anagrams. Georgia Rice wins with Ft Scott connection. Chas Bulkley and Josie Anderson wed at Rev J H Albert’s home. couple plans East Broadway housekeeping. Miss Mary Kahrs birthday party at 211 West Tenth with about 25 guests. Crescent Tent Knights of the Maccabees holds a social with music and dancing. Dr W J Duff receives Port Huron medal for Santiago service with Cuban and American flags insignia.
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Joe Kelly
Hotel Mitchell
Cloney
Sedalia
Nevada
Good Will Club
George Lord
E. E. Clark
Hoffman
Charles McLaughlin
West Seventh
J. H. Albert
Chas. Bulkley
Josie Anderson
Syracuse
East Broadway
Mary Kahrs
West Tenth
Minnie Lucking
Mattie
Ella Stuart
Amelia Kahrs
Anna Momberg
Anna Cehiken
Clara Kahrs
Messrs
Walter Stewart
Chas. Bellmer
Ben
Will Momberg
W J Duff
Port Huron
Mich
Santiago
Cuba
Michigan
de Duff
Remarkable Digestive Tablet Promises Indigestion Cure
A new remedy called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims to treat stomach troubles by supplying digestive power rather than acting on the bowel. Marketed by F A Stuart Co, Marshall Michigan, the tablets digest food directly and rest the stomach, with endorsements from physicians and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Slang in Tennyson Provokes Dialogue
A girl in a fur jacket calls slangy Tennyson poetry, while another in yellow buskins counters. The dialogue notes that he coined an odious current slang phrase and includes a quoted line about choosing life’s harp and self’s chords fading into music.
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Tennyson
Equally Deadly Undertaking At Hidden Frontiers
A fragmentary excerpt shows a browned speaker remarking on embalmed beef and coffin nails, referencing weary soldiers and dubious food safety. The tone hints at wartime grim humor and fatigue amid a grim assignment.
Nikola Tesla Early Life and Career Highlights
Nikola Tesla was born in Smiljan in 1857 within the Austrian Empire. He studied at the Polytechn ic School in Gratz and later pursued electrical work and experiments in France. He was once associated with Edison but earned a reputation as a discoverer and inventor through independent research.
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Nicola Tesla
Smiljan
Crotia
Empire of Austria
Polytechnic
Gratz
France
Edison
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Cure Promised Cure
The ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a cure for consumption and lung strength, claiming it will stop coughing and colds. Price listed as twenty five cents.
Not a Collector Invites Out Dine Amid Rent Dispute
A house agent encounters a reluctant tenant who insists he cannot discuss business tonight. The agent explains Browne sent him to invite the man to dine and attend the theater, while the tenant complains about rent and home defects.
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Prince
Patch of oil spills after lamp topple in domestic mishap
Mrs Brownjohn laments an oil patch on the carpet after Bridget reports turning down and extinguishing a lamp. Bridget explains the oil gushed out from the lamp top as she followed orders, noting something odd with the lamp’s top.
Sunday School Festival Preparations Ties Up Local Church Teams
Mrs R H Lukenbill and Mrs Bettie Gentry are reported ill. A fine metallic casket was ordered by Warensburg parties. Rehearsals for the Sunday school festival chorus gathered representatives from five schools at First Christian Church with another session planned. E H Smith of Prudential plans to go to Jefferson City. C A Sullins likely to replace him in Sedalia. Stone will assume Sullins’s duties. Executive committee finalized June 6 arrangements at First Congregational Church. Superintendents and ministers anticipate a lively baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H Lukenbill
Bettie Gentry
McLanaghunn Bros
Warensburg
First Christian Church
E. H. Smith
Prudential Insurance Company
Jefferson City
C. A. Sullins
Sedalia
Stone
Sullin
First Congregational Church
Wheelon at Myer's Drug Store Promises Refreshments
FREF Wheelon will be at Myer's drug store on Wednesday offering free refreshments to all who come and are thirsty.
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Wheelon
Myer’s Drug Store
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Ayers
Steven
Minnie Finney
T C Lindsay
Louis P Cain
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Sove E& Staley
Ohio
Knights of the Maccabees
Royal Tribe of Joseph
Misses Kuhn
Arthur Koock
Willie Koock
Misses Hunieke
Barney
Plase
Missouri
Sedalia House Furnishers
East Third St
Emerald Isle
West Main St
J.C. Parmerlee
Cohen C. QO. D, Coal Co
Main
Vermont
Sedalia Steam Laundry
Lamine Street
Wil
Bowman & Dorn’s
Candy Palace
Pettis County
South Kentucky Street
West
Ohio Street
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