Lodge News and Fraternal Meetings Across County
LODGE NEWS reports joint gatherings of Macabees and Shawacre county granges, with notes on Topeka boys camping on the World's Fair Ground and a Beulah Chapter Eastern Star event. It lists papers, speakers, and a plan for future encampments, plus local notices on insurance, membership drives, and upcoming November events at various halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur Grancey
Shawacre
Lincoln
Bertyton
Gluddy
Indian Creek
Bete Bevin
Berryton
Mra J
Cecil
Sudan
Creck
Ork Natance Grange
Me. Wallace
Oak Grange
Painting on Cobwebs From Norwegian Web Art Found
A Newark postoffice report notes a unique cobweb painting craft from Norway. Workers spun fine webs to create art with delicate textures, claiming the webs are wired and hold intricate patterns. Observers remark on the spider spun origins and the craft's rarity, seeing beauty in fragile nets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Sysleaigne Seth
Norway
National and Local News Highlights From Week
News of the week summarizes a national convention of temperance women and a Chicago to Tremont rail collision near McComb. It lists church services, charitable appeals, political developments, and a range of local civic notes including traffic, education, and public safety items with numerous named places and individuals.
Christian Science lecture extols Mind Righteousness Health
Carol Norton of the First Church of Christ Scientist, Boston, lectured in Topeka on Christian Science as the Gospel of Righteousness and Health. He outlined its monotheistic creed, healing through mental laws, and its demand for universal brotherhood under divine Mind, stressing practical Christianity and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Norton
C. SD
First Church of Christ
Boston
Topeka
Earth
Heaven
Stinnen
Jesus
Ilena
Meri
Jesson
Secon
God
Allah
Dusl
Eddy Rat
Galilee
Terus
Nazareth
Forerson
Eeenara Parte
Ieee
Snreer
Commonwealth
Spiders and a Vanished Carded Material in Washington Museum
The Washington Department of Agriculture museum once displayed a handkerchief spun from a mysterious material but it has disappeared. Attempts to obtain the material in quantity failed as spiders kept together in numbers eat each other, leaving only a single large arachnid specimen.
Church Notes and Service Times
Church notes list English Lutheran church services Sunday morning unclear text in the evening Duritt, Third Christian church at Third and Lake. Helle Mallory minister. High school 9:30 am. Communion and preaching 10:45 am with sermon topic. Junior C E at 4 pm Senior C E at 6 pm preaching 7:20 pm topic A Young Woman's Ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duritt
Third Christian Church
Third and
Lake Streets
Hel Mallory
Hille School
C. E
Wesleyan Methodist Sabbath and preaching schedule note
Readable fragments show Second Wesleyan Methodist Church at Fifth and Leland street with Sabbath school at 10.2 mm and preaching at Ham by the pastor. Young People's meeting at 7 p.m. with preaching at 7:20 p.m. Class meeting to follow the 4? o'clock preach. First Cumberland Presbyterian church notes Mr Tom Sheard will sing at the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian
Ned Yorkshire
Fillmore
Huntoon Streets
Ore
Sean Wes
Tein Eee
John P. White
Fok A. Dowle
Fotlowurn
Ott
Zion's
Forett Lutheran Church
Ietuntries
Miex
Helen Miller Gould
Toman Caroli
Atinton
North
Oyeratinn
North Congregational Church
W. B. Hutchinson
Phlindelphla
York
Associated Charities
Victor Emmanuel
Hirlena Lof
Italy
Edward
England
General Wood
Cubs
McClellan
New Yurk
Palmak'n Rule
Joseph Cirringtone
Willamstr
Age
N.Y
Wis
Steet
Nation
Pantios
Wusebdeigines
Senate
Chicago City
Daylor
J. Vay
Itn -Atrikin Joven Fail
Kes
Holy Commento
Bonepany
Caranen
Res
Servic
Jimines
San Domingo
Annnval
temeYeoing
Ted
Justice Pollock
Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Street
Snperlty
J. D. Countermine
Cal
Redden Mission
Hart
Inge
Birst Church of Christ
Scientist
Eanner
Huntoon
Polk Streets
Revlon Refining
Tame Watcher
Second Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fifth and
Lelandtreet
Ham
First Cumberland “Presbyterian Church
Tom Sheard
Wives and the Law and the Lucy Stone protest movement
The article discusses Wives and the Law, highlighting Lucy Stone and Henry Blackwell’s 1805 marriage protest advocating gender equality. It notes reforms over the last century, including ownership, guardianship, and divorce rights, and credits the removal of many discriminatory statutes to allow women to own property and act independently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiet
Lucy Stone
Henry Ho Blackwell
Bertsie
Whiic i
Mizell
Principia
Mont States
Investigation into local pay rolls draws tight evidence
State Journal cartoonist highlights a week of local news, focusing on payroll investigations and emerging evidence of irregularities in legislative pay rolls. The feature underscores ongoing scrutiny and the potential implications for officials and public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
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Chartes
Merriam Jones
Beulah
Order of Eastern Star
Man
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J.J. Ball Trail
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MarykKillen
Wichita
Sages Cag
Gsniere
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Eave Y Sangker
Hea
Hare
Charles
Patten
Cod
Jones
Clare
Teallroat
Gea
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Ras Luen Tereus
Hanehey
Bert Talasing
Elien
Cappel
Pittsburg
Lola
Attic
Hove
Fiverybudy
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W. C. Booth
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Segiectine
Willie
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Kansas City
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Post & Wiss
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Oakland Presbyterian Church
A. Alt
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Segara Karin
Christian Science
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New York
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Trelliriou
Whittler
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Church Notes
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Mr. Booth
Jack Frost
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Ode Skinner
Shrew
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