St Paul Lutheran Church Services Noted Pastor Otto Bergfelder
The notice lists Otto Bergfelder as pastor and details for Sunday activities at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sunday school at 9 90 a m worship and sermon at 10 30 a m Ladies Aid and Missionary Society at 2 30 p m an evening program titled Our Tribute of raise at 8 o'clock by the choir and Sunday school. The sewing circle meets at Mrs Hulsman home with all warmly invited.
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Otto Bergfelder
Ladies -Aid and Missionary Society
The Federated Community Church Sunday Service
Rev W F Clark preaches at 11 AM on A New Vein of an Old Truth. Sunday school at 10. A note says no service at the Presbyterian church and a young peoples summer rally at the Christian church at 7 30 with a half hour social greet.
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W. F. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Christian Church
Dick Turpin Capes Cloak English Women
London fashion notes say the highwayman inspired cape styles are returning for spring. The look, tied to Dick Turpin and other famous robbers, features long waists and scallop edges. Ava Bodley, new Mrs. Robert Wigram, wore a cape with a long coat and pale green dress for her going away outfit.
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London
George I
Dick Turpin
Ava Bodley
Robert Wigram
Paris
Missionary Tea Planned by Keystone Class Friday
The Keystone class will host a Missionary tea in the Christian church Friday afternoon June 26. The event will replace the regular June Kensington and support church and community efforts.
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Ber
Tbs Young A
la Ies Keystone
Theristian Church
Kensington
Methodist Children’s Day Services At 10:45
Rev. W. S. McCallister invites all to Sunday school which starts at ten and will close early for a program at 10:45 including readings music solos and duets. Baptisms and church membership opportunities will be offered. League and preaching services follow in the evening. The W. F. M. Society met at the church Tuesday afternoon.
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Oll
W. F. M. Society
Bird on Radio Invites Robin Into Pittsburgh Home
Thomas Hobson of No. 1635 Grandview avenue had a robin fly in through an open kitchen door while a radio played imitation bird songs. The bird settled on curtain rods and chairs, stayed in the dining room overnight, then was released.
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Hobson
Grandview Avenue
Hobson
Edie
Easy Lessons in Drawing Elephants to Silhouettes
Sketch the elephant with a soft lead pencil using light lines. Block in big simple shapes first then add construction lines and more detail. Finish with brush or pen and avoid erasing until ink is dry.
Joe the dog at Edie’s camp and its endearing tricks
A girl Edie buys a bright dog named Joe for 25 cents and a license. Joe learns tricks, protects treats, and shares adventures at a northern coastal girls camp with a hospitable cow and a caring ecosystem of birds and friends.
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Joe
Edie
Happy dog lives with loyal little mistress
A narrative highlights Joe the dog enjoying a loving life with his devoted mistress, described as kind and wonderful. The home is depicted as interesting and Joe as exceptionally happy, unmatched by any other dog.
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Joe
Arrange Furniture for Comfort and Coziness
The Kansas City Star notes cozy nooks will gain popularity as furnishings expand options for comfort. Living rooms should feature multiple groups centered on a fireplace, with smaller groups subordinate yet attractive. In tiny spaces a big wing chair and reading lamp create coziness, aided by a spreading shade for better light.
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Kansas City Star
Why Advertising Man Would Be Millionaire
Bruce Barton, an advertising man, explains in International and Cosmopolitan that two desires drive wealth: to wear old clothes and to own an ample cane collection. He argues riches would erase social scrutiny, allowing eccentric choices without harming his business image.
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Bruce Barton
International
Cosmopolitan
Why Crosses Mean Kisses in History
The article traces how illiterate signatories in old times used the X cross to sign documents and then kissed the mark. It explains the St. Andrew cross shape symbolizing the kiss, linking reverence and pledge in an era of limited literacy.
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London
Birth of the Safety First Slogan
Mr. Ralph C. Richards helped spark the safety first movement as a Chicago and Northwestern general claim agent who led safety rallies. The Bureau of Mines cites a 1911 Pittsburgh safety event as making Safety First a national slogan, noting earlier phrases and industry adoption by major firms.
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Ralph C. Richards
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Bureau of Mines
Pittsburgh
W. Regres
BH. C. Frick
A Steel Company
Chicago
Microbes Power and Peril Explain How Germs Kill
The article describes how tiny bacteria multiply rapidly and release albuminoid poisons that damage body cells. It notes that death often results from toxins rather than tissue holes, with even innocuous substances like egg white acting as potential poisons under certain conditions.
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Macfie
How to Drill Glass With Care and Patience
The article outlines two main methods for drilling glass. One uses hydrofluoric acid to eat through the material, the other relies on carborundum and turpentine with a hand drill. It stresses careful spotting, light pressure, high speed, and gradual pressure reduction to avoid cracking.
Harbine Nebr village board approves 1925 expense estimate
Trustees of the Village of Harbine Nebr met May 4 1925 and approved the estimate of expenses for all purposes totaling 400.00. Clerk John W Schmalz recorded the action in the minutes and ordered publication as required by law.
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Harbine
Nebr
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Paul’s EV. Lutheran Church
THE
Federated Community Church
Methodist
W. S. McCallister
Bird
Otto Ee
John W. Schmalz
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