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Newspaper

The Bowbells Tribune

Location

Bowbells, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1908

Page

6

Orthodox Healing Movement Gains Ground In Churches

The article surveys Protestant Episcopal and other church figures embracing mental healing and suggestion as cures, led by Dr. MacDonald and a network of clergy. It highlights advocates from Brooklyn to Chicago, contrasting science, religion, and mysticism in the search for bodily and moral renewal.

Thal Doctora McConiham Worcester Evistanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Loxton Cromi T Ie Guilrit Hoston Robert Mac Donald Yastir Wasteington Avene Westey Miehonalit Ghunegiuls Gorres Congresadan Stiail Weathiest Brooklyn Yas Staal Iy Guanetal Merkounty Eloylent Akatst the Fey Herbert M. Hopkins Church of Tn Nativiy J. Wrott All Saints’ Church of Orange N. J Circle of Divine Ministry Christian Science Fallows Chicago Nicola Tesla John Quackenhof Vance Cheney J. J. Higgins New York Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church de. Frederick van Eeden Walden Holland Amsterdam MacDonald Christ Cuackenbos Lourdes Londres

Buying a Woman's Smile in a Downtown Scene

A fragment describes Mr. Gwillkintess noting a woman's ability to “buy” a smile for little money. It details a woman selling shoelaces on a downtown doorstep, occupying a disused door while an infant rests in her arm, and passersby interact as she offers her wares.

Gwillkintes Mr. Gwillkintess

Buried Beneath Laughter in a Policeman’s Request

A Punch gag recounts a policeman asking a kind old gentleman for money to bury a fellow officer. The gentleman contributes a shilling and later notes he has 15 shillings change while joking about burying three more policemen.

Midsummer shirt waists burst in color and stripes

The shirt waist trend shifts from almost white to a rainbow of hues with bold striped effects. White and blue shades lead, including citron and lilac combinations, while lightweight lawns and batistes showcase narrow stripes. Tailored white lawns with colored dot embroidery offer another stylish option for slim and stout figures alike.

Batistes Ecru

How to Brush the Scalp. A Step by Step Guide

Instructions describe brushing the scalp after removing pins. Part hair in the middle and near the forehead, use a brush with few bristles, and sweep from scalp to tips to remove dust. Cleanse the brush with a comb every few minutes and knock dust from bristles against a hard surface to keep it effective.

Sewing Tip: Gather Sleeves Using Two Stitch Rows

To create sleeve fullness fit by stitch two rows around the sleeve where gathering is desired. Make the stitches large, then pull the threads to gather to the needed fullness. This method offers precise control over the amount of gathered fabric.

White Coat Suit With Silk Soutache Becomes Summer Wardrobe

White serge suit shown as a stylish warm weather model. It features a new coat with elaborate white silk soutache on skirt and coat. A white leg horn hat with large pink roses and foliage completes the ensemble, edge brim faced in dark-green silk.

Frocks Tubbed in Budget Linen and Cottons for Summer

The article reviews affordable tub jumper frocks in blue and brown galatea and linen, noting they wash well and resist fading. It contrasts linen and cotton duck for dress suitability, advising quality fabrics like rose pink or Nile green for afternoon wear and church use. It mentions heat around neck and arms as a past comfort issue with summer frocks.

Aa to Stockings in Low Shoes and Silk Stockings

A Victorian era tip piece advises women with limited means on preventing runs in stockings. It suggests marking an old stocking, cutting it into small pieces, and sewing them to the top where garters fasten to prevent holes from forming.

Phantom locomotive haunts Visitacion roundhouse tale of belief

In a San Francisco Chronicle account a California railroad crew recounts a phantom locomotive that saved a train from disaster near Platte Junction. Engineer Quinn and fireman Flaherty recall the eerie apparition seen on a dark Sierra run, a tale of superstition amid railroading lore.

Visitaciont Michael Fisherty Sinc Quinn Flaherty Platte Junction Quinn New Round House Visitacion Reno Sierras Oakland Gold Run Auburn No. 7 Hogquich D. S PF. J. Cagy San Francisco Chronicle

Woodman Spare That Tree Transplant Delights Nation

The Lackawanna railroad and Crocker Wheeler Electric Company transplanted a large oak to avoid its removal for a new station. A wrecking crane handled the move, seen as a fine example of progress. Also notes Canadian railroad pay: engineers $3.25–$4.25 per 100 miles, firemen $2.20–$3, and busy months reaching about 2,500 miles.

Woodman Lackawanna Railroad Crocker-Wheeler Electric Company Lackawanna Wall Street Journal

Stopped Train to Shoot Bear in Canyon Becomes Legend

A California conductor halted a Merced River Canyon train stop to shoot a brown bear spotted about 200 yards away. The incident sparked local discussion on safety and rail operations through the rugged canyon region.

Merced Canyon Frad California

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