Sunday Church Notices From Houston Area Churches
Sunday church notices outline service times and leaders across Houston area churches. Details include worship at 330, Christian Endeavor at 7, and various sermons and Sabbath activities led by Reverend figures. The notices mention First Baptist, Second Presbyterian, and Beth S... churches with schedule notes and event mentions for the coming Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenners
Ner Huttoon
Pail Ha
Firat Baptist Churenu
Juans
CS Rer
McHiaod
Christian Endeavor
Oeleck
Rey
Anwee
Salles
P.m. Ak P.m
Maines
Titirelner
Beth SE
How Old She Looks Hair Dye Claim
An advertisement argues hair color signals age. It asserts Ayers Hair Vigor restores youthfulness by recoloring hair and thickening it, claiming at fifty the hair may resemble its fifteen year past and stop further loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayers
Deaths and Funerals in Kansas City Area
Death notices list William Fiedler 18, funeral at Bethel Church on Monday at 2. The obituary also mentions Wm H Fagland and Leake Corbett with services at Lake Street. Mrs Mariah Enoche is noted dying at home on Lake Street with funeral at 10. All are invited to attend. Return travel offered via Rock Island House with March dates and prices.
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Williamy Fiedler
Tias Jackeor Street
Heli Man
Bethel Church
Etre
Leake Corbett
Gomme Wight
Tall Punta
Lee
Bes
Mariah Enoche
Lake Street
Kansas City
Review of Trade Signals Steady Industrial Pressure
A York market review notes mixed signals across sectors. Textile and cotton faces weakness while iron and steel show firmer pricing. pig iron, billets, and finished products trend higher amid cautious demand. Wool, footwear, and textiles display uneven activity with patterns hinting at broader postwar adjustments and uncertain futures.
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York
SpeceSe Sitiost
Beaton
Pittsvare
Dan & Co
Review of Trade Today
Basino
Thisesset
Getter
Boston
Altough
Vermont
Salem
Governor Toole Veto Sparks Montana Political Clash
Fragmentary 19th century style text describes Governor Toole vetoing a measure amid debate over trial speed and political influence. The piece references state and national politics, concerns about corruption and public rights, and urges adherence to law and constitutional limits.
Food additive alarm cited by Missouri professor
An article cites Prof Schweireer of the State University of Missouri warning that alum baking powders pose danger. He outlines deleterious effects on digestion eyes and blood flow, urging strict limits on use in foods due to irritation constipation and insolubility of albumen.
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Schweireer
State University of Missouri
Eternal City lecture thrills Topeka Masons by Burdick
Prof W L Burdick of Lawrence spoke at Masonic hall on The Eternal City with illustrated views. He traced Italy today to Rome of twenty centuries past, showing modern excavations enabling archaeologists to reconstruct ancient art and architecture.
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Burdick
Topeka
Masonic Hall
W. L. Burdick
Lawrence
Italy
Scrpeananse
Rome
Eye Strain Cited as Major Stomach Trouble Cure
Fifty percent of stomach trouble is caused by eye strain says Dr J E Littlefield eye specialist at 1255 West Street Topeka Kansas. He claims misaligned or tired eyes can trigger digestive issues and offers treatment.
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J. E. Littlefield
Weat St
Tel 5A
Topeka, Kas
History tour of storied religious sites amid bones and relics
A narrative passage describes an early history visit through churches, libraries, stairways, and chapels of Capuchin morris. It notes bone decorations from four thousand monks and references relics, divine connections, and related reflections. The free lecture was hosted for invited guests by the Scottish Rite Consistory.
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Christ
J W Blevins Dead in City Paper Notice
J W Blevins of BS Hancock street died recently leaving a wife and two children. He was a member of local organizations and had begun work at a nearby facility before his death. The notice lists family and affiliations in a brief obituary format.
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J. We. Blevins
Hancock Street
Ike
Bobts
Fra
James Stansfield
Jamea Stansfield
North Ark Ah Pregnonia
Atrest
Stansfield
George Stanly
Hypnotized In Court Trial Hears Parmelee Hypnosis Claim
A chaotic courtroom scene ends with a witness stricken into a stupor as Parmelee sits at the defendant's stand. Attendants rushed to aid her while doctors prepared to move her for private care. The court considers her condition serious and suspects hypnotic influence from Parmelee.
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Bove Barmoi
Mgalway
Parmelee
Merchant
J. Te McChaughes
Ohio
Iran
Parmeies
Senate Adjourns After Confirming Nominations
Washington March 9 The senate today confirmed all pending nominations and adjourned at 1 65 without day. In Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha report big land claim efforts for Sioux and Winnebago tribes seeking legal appointment of counsel to pursue thousands of acres. Bloodhounds used in Bluffton case. reward offered for unknown assailant. Victims include Mine Delong. Matthiasen dies in Paris. executive in several firms noted. Notices invite Democratic meeting and Sunflower Camp dance announcements.
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Washington
Senate
Big Land
Sioux City
Nebraska
Charlie PF. Matthewson
Cmpt
Winnebageek
Dakota
Dixon
Henry Fantalis
Omaha
Bluffton
Ind
Mine Delong
Porter Honored by Lodge No 2 In Topeka Event
J T Porter, representative to the grand ALO, received a reception from Lodge No 2 on West Sixth Street. The event honored his efforts to the order as Topeka faced a heavy snowstorm, with 2000 members of the grand lodge noted in attendance. The fragmentary text suggests a ceremonial tone and community recognition amid winter weather disruptions.
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J. T. Porter
ALO
Italy to Reduce Taxes and Lower Salt Duty
Rome March 9 Prime Minister Zannr announced no new loans and a plan to cut taxation by 72,000,000 lire. The chamber of deputies heard measures to abolish some octroi duties and reduce salt rates as part of fiscal relief.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Zannr
Germanic to Overdue New York Fire Incident
March reports indicate a seaman unreported by eight oclock this forenoon while the Germanic ship was in distress amid heavy weather near Athan Droimble. The vessel was obliged to seek safety as authorities note continued difficulties and search efforts persisted. The 20th Century Movement inaugurates in Meridian with Dr W. T. Lowries presiding at Mississippi College ceremony.
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New York
Siernant
March
Wouthern States
WT. Lowries
Migaissippi College
Fragmentary note on defense against attack in Kansas City route
An incomplete report mentions London defense actions and a March date. It references Victor Ruthven and a delivery related to telecommunication or transport, with unclear actions and hooting tones. It cites Kansas City and a return via a route with names Sembrich and Grant, and a pale detail about a guard or officer.
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Gell Defense
London
Emi
Victor Ruthven
Simaels
Kansas City
Gants
Avcoont Sembrich Grant
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