Cardinal Vannutelli Arrives in North America for Eucharistic Congress
Montreal dispatch notes Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli will land at Quebec aboard the Empress of India becoming the first cardinal to set foot in North America. He travels to attend the Eucharistic Congress in Montreal next week, with a venerable 74 years and a long service record including roles since the Alexander VII era. His brother Serafino is also a cardinal bishop, making three Vannutelli family members cardinal bishops.
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Special Agents Start Boston Custom House Probe
Boston authorities begin a Treasury led inquiry into the Boston Custom House. A eight member team will investigate accounts, appraisal, inspection of goods and baggage, and seek uniform inspection methods with New York and Philadelphia standards.
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Paris opens school to teach hotel keepers to take tourists’ money
Paris launches a hotel keeping school aimed at teaching French hosts to extract money from American travelers more efficiently. The program follows earlier Swiss and Italian models, with Lausanne and Ouchy also hosting courses, signaling an expanding network of instruction for hospitality industry profits.
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Long Island Pastor Resigns From Grace Church
Riverhead Long Island September report states the resignation of Rev William A Yeetor of Grace Church in Riverhead. The move ends his tenure at the fashionable Grace Church amid recent events and local church leadership changes.
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Tailored Suits Drive Early School Wardrobe Buys
In New York on September 1 buyers rush to outfit girls for school or college. Tailored suits form the main dependence for both mother and daughter, with high demand for fabrics, trims, and coats. Elaborate styles appear but plain princess lines remain common, satin trims and silk coats accent the ensembles.
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Fashion notes from Lucy Carter on 1910s coats and wraps
The piece surveys prevailing styles in coats and wraps with knee length and 36 inch popular lengths, semi fitting trends giving way to loose straight lines, narrow shirts, and tailored skirts. It highlights fabrics like Scotch Heather mixtures Boucle satin chiffon and crepe, accessories from Lord and Taylor, and mentions broadcloth wraps and silk hats as top novelties.
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Resignation Sparks Debate Over Prohibition Crux
The resignation stirs controversy as Rev Wasson shifts to oppose temperance. In his Bishop Burgess letter he attacks false temperance while citing his Riverhead rectorship and leadership in fights over liquor licensing. He advocates licensing, accusing opponents of pandering to fashionable sentiment.
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Scholarships Pot Corn Competition Opens in Columbia
In Columbia Missouri the corn raising competition inaugurated by the Missouri railroad closes today. The event awards forty six scholarships at the Agricultural College of the State University of Missouri.
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Countywide corn show to pick best ears in each county
Forty six boys or men from numerous counties compete to exhibit the best ten ears of corn in their county. A county corn show will be held next month in each county to determine the winner.
West Coast Saengerfest Draws Vocal Stars to San Francisco
Vocalists from across the far west arrive for a four day saengerfest by Pacific coast German singing societies. Delegations include visitors from New York St Louis and San Antonio. The Pacific Saengerband unites twenty two San Francisco groups under Arthur Claesson with a chorus of 8 000 children.
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Washington Baptist association anniversary program listed
The forty second anniversary program for the Washington Baptist association meets with the Ainsworth church from September 28 to 30. Rev. D. F. Coon appears twice, addressing The Prayer Meeting and Why do Baptists Sprinkle their Children. Mrs. Coon and other speakers cover devotional exercises state papers missionary addresses and educational topics with several reports and addresses by Rev. A Woods Dr J L Beil and Dr Batten.
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FE. Wilcox
Des Moines
J. L. Béyl
Central College
Tr. Z. Batten
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Prayer Session Opens With P Y P U Plans
President E. E. Bowers opens a session at 2 00 p m with a program of topics including Preparation and Place of Service Wellman Buck P U and Partnership Pledge plus various B Y P U units listed. Rev J L Avrault leads general discussion and John Jay conducts a P s Boiling Question Box with P s Digested Sentence Prayers.
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City Bus Line Order Line Ad
Call up Phone No. 589 for bus line orders. Leave street and number for prompt service by Frank Rogers.
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