St Josephs Sunday School Schedule and Lessons
The St Josephs Catholic Sunday school meets at 9 50 in the morning. The exercises cover the regular catechism and church and bible history.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1903
Page
16
The St Josephs Catholic Sunday school meets at 9 50 in the morning. The exercises cover the regular catechism and church and bible history.
The lesson recounts David learning of Absalom's rebellion, his exile across the Jordan, and the forest battle near Ephraim. Ahimaaz and the Cushite bring news to Mahanaim, where Joab’s forces win but Absalom dies entangled in a tree. David mourns deeply, rebuked by Joab, before resuming leadership as news arrives.
A San Francisco advertisement reports a case of Mia Norman Carr of Union Springs New York wife of a Civil War veteran with diabetes for fifteen years. After eight months on Fulton Compound she regained strength could walk a half mile and reduced thirst. The notice praises the remedy and lists agents in Auburn and Ogden urging readers to write or Rend for a namiphlet.
A Sunday notice from November 5, 1903 outlines Samuel's birth and early life with scripture references from II Kings and various biblical topics. It maps themes of sacrifice, devotion, and promised fulfillment, linking stories of Isannah, Elkanah, and Samuel to lessons of faith and gratitude.
Fragmentary 1903 text mentions Chon age 26, Jerusalem plate, Urziah prospering, and warnings of prosperity leading to pride. References ritual acts at the temple, priests punished, with outcomes like leprosy and exile. Also mentions Jotham made king and various biblical illustrations.
Fragmented OCR outlines events from Matthew 27 and Alma 2 3, mentioning Judas's death by hanging, Pilate's questions and decisions, the crowd's responses, Field of blood, and warnings about judging others. It also references Amlici's rebellion, Nephite battles, Alma the High Priest, and the fate of leaders, with notes on observations and illustrations.
Zechariah the prophet in Jerusalem during 520 to 510 BCE urges repentance. Visions outline Zion’s future redemption and Judah’s restoration. The Lord promises protection and the eventual destruction of oppressors, emphasizing divine will revealed through prophets.
A compact study outlines divine guidance on honesty and chastity. It cites biblical verses and modern revelation, tracing Lord’s commandments from Moses through Christ and John Smith. Emphasizes building moral character via Solomon, Christ, and latter day teachings.
The December Delineator from Christina features a mammoth issue with 246 pages, 723 tons of paper, and 49 presses. It highlights fashion spreads, foreign fashion letters, and illustrated articles, with notable contributors such as Richard Le Gallienne, W. A. Frazer, Albert Bigelow Paine, Harriet Prescott Spofford, Andrew Lang, Gustav Kobbe, and Emma Eames. It also presents art features, children’s items, home cookery tips, and a photo essay on Ladyhood to Motherhood.
Judge Fitzgerald treats Monetary Science as lifelong study to present supposed absolute truth about restoring silver to its legitimate money function. The work argues benefits for the United States Constitution and public welfare, aiming to align monetary policy with forefathers’ ideals. A 364 page volume, extra cloth bound, $1.50 net, Ainsworth & Company, Chicago, 378-388 Wabash avenue.
Amusements writer notes the attraction has toured nationwide for eleven years and remains popular in this city with a Friday showing on November ll. The company now plans extended engagements in larger cities and has expanded the pickaninny contingent and racing scene for a bigger production. The show enjoys a rare Broadway-like enduring appeal.
The Lyceum Theater on Twenty-fifth street near Grant avenue will open Monday evening November 9 at 6. It is a first-class family theater offering high class vaudeville similar to Orpheum shows. Managers Vinh Will Vesting Canas, Messrs. Rangel, Young have equipped the venue and engaged a skilled company including James The Felly, late Tivoli opera house, as headliner in a program aimed at ladies, gentlemen and children.
Advertisement extols Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as cures for stomach diseases and digestion problems. It promises restored strength through improved digestion and nutrition, cites a testimonial from Frank Smith of Graie, Chaffee Co., Colo, and notes the product contains no alcohol or narcotics. It also offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser free with stamps.
San Francisco offers Lillian M Massey and the masses of the Eddie Foy Co with La Reno acts including Georges La Reno and Jolly Mae Le Reno plus five year old Waby La Reno. Edison moving pictures The Astronomers Trip to the Moon run hourly from 7 30 to 9 30 pm with daily matinees at 3 30 and 4 30 pm admission ten cents with reserved seats at twenty cents visit Lyceum Theater for a pleasant hour.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A refund is offered if it fails, and E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. The price is 25 cents.
The Lake Seamen's Union of Chicago unanimously approves an amendment allowing all members from any lakes branch to vote for every lake officer regardless of location on election day. Montreal newsboys seek city tax on news vending. New Jersey stats show machinery production and wages with 1903 employment highs and averages.
An old advertisement extols sealskin softness and compares it to hair shine, blaming dandruff for hair loss. It promotes Nanbro's Herpicide as fatal to the dandruff germ, claiming regrowth and healthy hair if used, and directs readers to send stamps to The Herpicide Co. in Detroit, Michigan.
International notes show varied activity in organized labor. Coal Creek mines in Tennessee resumed with non union workers after a walkout. Ocean Wave mine in Colorado adopts eight hour days with unchanged pay. New Jersey glass blowers challenge child labor law. Northeastern railway workers push for early pension schemes. New York lithographers demand a 30 minute supper break with time and a half. Denmark offers government financed farm land for tiny farms with 3 percent mortgage. New Orleans labor council enters politics to shape legislation. Chicago press feeders strike for improved meal breaks and pay. Rand, McNally sues Chicago press workers over alleged losses from disputes. Iowa State College adds farm mechanics. Amalgamated Copper shutdown affects 20,000 workers. Structural Building Trades Alliances formed in the U S and Canada. Berlin omnibus strike ends with concessions. Engineers report peace with employers across North America. Large firms delay wage cuts despite downturns. Pittsburg Senate of Labor advocates broad strike aid and aims to supplant existing unions. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen shows growth. Weaving and machine shops strike largely halted with arbitration to follow.
A commander in chief of the Spanish War Veterans promotes Peruna as a universal remedy. He cites relief from indigestion, backache, fatigue, and winter chest illnesses, claiming Peruna cleanses mucous membranes, strengthens digestion, and promotes restful sleep without narcotics. He urges readers to write Dr. Hartman for free advice.
In Mississippi a few years ago labor strife spreads to Ya zoo City where fourteen zero laborers earning for sewerage work strike for higher wages. Swedes from Chicago fill the jobs. The National Federation of Bayplayers forms in Chicago gaining nationwide attention with delegations joining in the drive for the national badge. President James McMahon notes eight hour day demand prompting new union organizing nationwide.
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