The Karlton Derby Sets A Tone For Refined Style
A derby named The Karlton showcases refined and artistic style in a strict interpretation of perfection, emphasizing elegance and craftsmanship. The item is priced at $3.
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1905
Page
11
A derby named The Karlton showcases refined and artistic style in a strict interpretation of perfection, emphasizing elegance and craftsmanship. The item is priced at $3.
The ad touts nearly invisible wear damage and promotes Amerites clothing as top quality. It offers men’s suits, topcoats, and trousers at heavily discounted prices with bold claims of “best clothing” and low prices.
Rev Eugene R Pendleton of Monticello Ga supplied the Fifth Baptist Church pulpit in Washington for two months and preached on fanaticism about the second coming of Christ. He and Mrs Pendleton will leave Washington for Baltimore then Savannah before returning to Monticello. Pendleton praised the church harmony and missionary work and noted gallery additions for larger crowds. Dr Weston Bruner of the Fifth Church spent summer in Europe and will resume duties in Washington on the first Sunday in September with J A Larcombe to fill on August 23.
Rev James B Clayton spoke at Luther Place Memorial Church as Dr Butler rested in Mountain Lake Park Md. Clayton, educated at Columbian and Southern Baptist Seminary, has preached in Virginia Maryland Kentucky and Missouri. The notice mentions rail fare deals for Virginia voters and trains arriving before noon with a limit on August 24 1908.
A DC sermon titled Reconstruction of Life argues that humanity is marred in body mind and spirit and that Christ’s gospel offers grace sufficient to overcome moral defects. The speaker notes Christianity’s miracles include making the marvelous commonplace and urges personal redemption through Jesus Christ as guide and counselor for a heavenly kingdom on earth.
Rev. P. H. Athey of Lynchburg fills the First Baptist pulpit in Windbigler’s absence. Athey, noted Virginia preacher and president of the Baptist Orphanage of Virginia, spoke on the Inspiation of Sonship and urged living blameless, useful lives to serve the Master.
Rev Henry N Couden D D chaplain of the House of Representatives preached at the Church of Our Father corner Thirteenth and L Streets northwest yesterday morning His text John I am the way the truth and the life He spoke of the kingdom of God in each soul and the impact of love and service on world peace Couden enlisted at eighteen in the Sixth Ohio Volunteers lost sight after a 1868 injury He later attended the Columbus school for the blind and studied in New York He has served as House chaplain since the Fifty Fourth Congress and has been re elected by successive Congresses
Rev. F. T. Tagg of Baltimore occupied the pulpit yesterday morning at the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church corner First Street and Rhode Island Avenue NW. Moses August Floor Covering Sale advertised carpets rugs and mattings bargained.
Dr Tagg editor of the Methodist Protestant paper in Baltimore preached while regular pastor Rev J M Gill enjoyed annual leave in Atlantic City. Tagg, a long time church leader, urged plain teaching of Christ for salvation and noted his shift to editorial work without abandoning preaching. He spent the day with Rhode Island Avenue Church friends before returning to Baltimore. The note mentions Burnett's Vanilla Extract as a dessert flavoring.
A fire on the first floor of 130 North Carolina Avenue Southeast, reported at about 8:30 yesterday morning, caused $35 damage and was attributed to a gasoline explosion. Local authorities note the incident as the only major detail available.
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