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The Progress in Shreveport, Louisiana

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Newspaper

The Progress

Location

Shreveport, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1893

Page

3

World Congresses and exhibitions debated at Chicago gathering

A chaotic OCR fragment outlines discussions of early universal congresses and the World’s Fair events in Chicago. It references electrical science, labor congresses, and notable figures while noting exhibits from Japan and activities at the fair including fireworks and concerts.

Personal Responsibility in Sunday School Lesson XII

The article presents a Sunday school lesson on personal responsibility, discussing self examination, avoidance of causing others to stumble, and the moral duties of believers. It cites biblical references and a series of admonitions about judgment, liberty, and charity toward others.

Union Club Members Share Dated Letter Misprint

A humorous exchange between Mr and Mrs Union Club features reflections on religion at twilight and a smoothed over misprint about a world traveler. A returned letter to Fred C Apdereva in New London is noted as part of the quirky item.

Labor Congress Warr Tims Grace H. Dodge 2M Campbell Emilia Dicke Atdor Mien Carroll D. Wright Kod Henry George Gompers Jerry Simpson Sinan Parcy B. Bere New South Wales Peller George Zacher Berlin Woviews Gilroy New York Wlenco Mr. Union Club Mrs. Union Club Fred C Apdereva New London, Gown

Paterson silk maker and political notes in early writings

Aillium Ryle of Paterson is linked to a large silk manufacturing family with roots traced to hand loom beginnings and the flag woven for the Crystal Palace in 36. Alton Freeman Palmer, ex president of Wellesley and now dean at Chicago, discusses women’s colleges amid crowded enrollments and growing demand for female education. Washington's Mt Vernon house repairs are noted with woodwork being replaced. Telco hunters and a quench for wood pieces are mentioned after distribution remarks.

Aillium Ryle Paterson Crystal Palace Alton Freeman Palmer Wellesley College Chicago University Imuat Washington Mt Vernon Telco

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