Services At U P Church Sabbath School and Day Exercises
Sabbath school at 10:00 followed by Children s Day exercises at 10:45. 6:30 P M Young People Meeting. All are cordially invited.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Sabbath school at 10:00 followed by Children s Day exercises at 10:45. 6:30 P M Young People Meeting. All are cordially invited.
Sunday School starts at 9 30 A M Epworth League meets at 6 30 P M Evening Service at 7 30 P M time noted for next Sabbath at local Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. R. E. Conrad pastor. Sunday School at 9 15 A M Public worship at 10 30 A M CE at 6 30 P M EJ Ober leader All not worshiping elsewhere invited to attend these services.
Public sale scheduled for Saturday June 21 1919 at 130 oclock P M at the residence two doors east of the Presbyterian church in Dalton. Items listed include furniture beds carpet books crockery tools a piano organ mower and various household goods with Levi Heibner as auctioneer.
Egg dealers warn warm weather rapidly spoils fertilized eggs. Poultry specialists advise producing infertile eggs since male influence on yield is minimal. Embryo development begins around 68 degrees. 85 for days or 100 for 24 hours can render eggs unfit. Infertile eggs tolerate 100 degrees for a week or ten days and stay cookable when kept cool.
Advert says Adler ika uses buckthorn bark and glycerine to flush the bowel instantly. One spoonful supposedly relieves sour stomach gas or constipation and prevents appendicitis and is praised by A J White, a druggist.
The New York City YWCA opens Foreign Trade courses covering shipping, filing orders, trade acceptances, tariffs, consular documents, insurance, and mail order trade. Courses aim to meet postwar needs with emphasis on opportunities in South America for women. Many New York women enroll seeking world experience and financial independence after training.
Joyce Lynd, visiting Greenboro, becomes entangled on barbed wire while picking mayflowers and is rescued by Robert Gordon. They share a ride home, exchange names, and later marry. The tale follows their growing bond through several weeks of town outings and ends with a playful warning to avoid wire fences on future trips.
The YWCA launches structured domestic service training in New York City to raise home work to professional status. Trainees work eight hours daily for 15 dollars weekly, with no live‑in, set mealtime, and respectful employer manners. The program covers cooking, service, sewing, childcare, and menu planning, issuing certificates on graduation.
The American YWCA opens a Hostess House in Germany to serve as a residence and social center for American women war workers who have advanced to civilian duties. Red Cross and Signal Corps teams collaborate with the Army of Occupation to support the women.
New Yorkers woke to headlines about signs of disintegration on Cleopatra's Needle as sandstone flakes fell from the monument. A city employee found damage while photographs showed peeling hieroglyphs. London awaited a similar solution as a protective paint was developed to preserve stone.
The Obelisk gift from the Khedive of Egypt is now in New York City after Lieutenant Commander Gorrings of the U N secured it over three years at a cost near 108000 dollars. Placed at noon January 22 1881 its 69 feet 2 inch height and 7 feet 8 5 inch base stand, weighing 216 1 2 tons. The obelisk traveled 6400 miles from its homeland and has witnessed scenes from ancient Egypt through Greek and Roman eras to Moslem rule.
Dr. William Kuckro of the Metropolitan Museum of Art reports a new painting method that successfully restored damaged sections of a painting and halted further disintegration, ending years of failed paraffin coatings and giving New York renewed confidence.
The article stresses paint as vital for conserving structural materials and natural resources. It argues oil paint provides a durable, elastic film protecting wood, iron, and structures at low cost. Colored paints extend coating life by two to three years and enhance appearance and upkeep.
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