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Newspaper
The Indianapolis Journal
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
3
Five tables in the Crockery Department offer deep discounts to clear stock. Table 1 features odd pieces of dinner ware priced like common white ware. Tables 2 to 4 hold Austrian and Bohemian china in staple and novelty patterns offered at clearance prices.
A sale offers fancy pottery and glass vases and a few lamps at one third to one half off regular prices. The items are in the basement location.
The Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite and affiliated bodies held a 3 pm St John’s Day service in the temple with about eight hundred Masons present. Rev. Lewis Brown and Rev. James D. Stanley delivered addresses focusing on Christian beliefs guiding Masonry. music by the Scottish Rite choir accompanied the solemn rites and stage imagery.
Members of Indianapolis Council No 4 U C T hosted a lodge room gathering with wives and friends in the Pierson block. Schafer's Orchestra with local soloists performed, plus Minx Thomson and the Glee Club. George G Estabrook spoke on U C T origins and principles. Roses and carnations were given. visiting members attended from Des Moines Kansas City Terre Haute and Anderson.
Rev J Cumming Smith of the Tabernacle Church preached on The Foregleam of Hope. He argued that Isaiah’s vision, rooted in Christ, points toward racial ascent, education and missions, while human desires are not inherently sinful and must be guided by a balanced, God centered life. He urged rejecting extreme asceticism and embracing God working in human souls toward peace and progress.
The Rev G L Mackintosh of the Fourth Presbyterian Church preached from I Samuel 3 10 Speak for thy servant heareth. He argued ancient Israel grew corrupt as judges took bribes and there was no open vision warning against materialism and moral decline.
Dr H W Kellogg of Central Avenue Methodist Church preached on Helping Others the Highest Law of Life from Galatians 6 2 arguing the law of benevolence over selfishness. He cited sociology creation and history showing nations and individuals prosper when bearing others burdens and warned against Sunday excursions reducing Sabbath observance.
The Rev Charles R Hunt, former Grace Presbyterian pastor, presides at Seventh Presbyterian Church and speaks on Humanity's Gift of a Rest Day. He argues the day is a Provident gift essential for recuperation and notes observable effects on the whole nature of man.
The Rev. Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street M. E. Church preached that life's real battle is the struggle of faith. He urged personal faith over outward pretense, warned against secular temptations, and said true success for businesspeople requires devotion to Christ. He condemned being good without Christ and lamented the moral drift.
May Manton outlines snugly fitted corset covers as practical bust supports for stout figures. The simple long cloth model features torchen lace trimming and buttoned closures, designed to fit closely and avoid dainty frills. The article emphasizes fit and functional undergarment foundations for varied figures.
The pattern shows a fitted front with bust darts and a center seam back, options include round neck with basque or V shape. Material for medium size is 14 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric plus 2 yards insertion and 3 1/2 yards edging. Pattern 4161 covers bust sizes 32 to 44 inches. Send 1 cent coin or stamps with name and address to Pattern Dept The Journal Indianapolis. Allow one week for return.
A reflective verse on unseen signs and shifting fate, urging motion toward an uncertain future. The speaker notes a changed world, with familiar music faltering and omens turning real, ending with a call to press forward despite life’s gaps.
The Rev A J Nathan, longtime Moors missionary, preached at the Friends church describing his conversion and work in Morocco from Tangier. He urged greater effort by missionary agencies to reach Jews and Arabs, recounting dangers faced near Fez and a dramatic brigand escape.
Patrolman Cousins arrested Charles Lynn yesterday for attempting to drown three puppies in a canal. He allegedly placed them in a sack near the water and drowned two. a third puppy was saved. Lynn faced cruelty to animals charges.
John E. Morand, president of Prank Bud Transfer and Indianapolis Transfer, departs today for Chicago to become general manager of the Frank Parmelee Company. Parmelee controls Chicago baggage and passenger transfers, largest in the U.S. Morand will retain ownership and presidencies in Indianapolis firms, with Bird Co. led by Paul R. John and Indianapolis operations run by Scott. Morand has built Louisville and Indianapolis transfer firms, and Parmelee bid acknowledges his services amid other offers.
Fragmentary OCR shows references to real estate title protection by a title guaranty company. Mentions Indiana, a street address, and abstract tape terms. No clear event, date, or principal parties identified.
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