Optimism as Welfare Urged by Christian Science Lecture
Harvard College hosted Edward A. Kimball in Emerson Hall where he urged students to adopt a proactive optimistic mindset grounded in Christian Science. He warned that fear is humanity’s greatest pest and that true prosperity comes from mastering expectancy and divine Mind, not gloomy foreboding.
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Harvard College
Harvard
Edward A. Kimball
Emerson Hall
Massachusetts
Earth
Mrs. Eddy
New York
Sonora
Burglars Ignore Capital Yet Again in Hoffa Jewelry Heist
Washington’s crime record shows few big robberies despite a wealthy, well protected city. The 1890 Hoffa jewelry store theft on Seventh Street involved McLaughlin and Simms, who used disguises and a roof route to reach a skylight and a back safe, stealing diamonds, watches, and cash. Despite long pursuit, only a single plain gold ring was recovered. the loot vanished, and both bandits faced years in prison elsewhere.
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Ashington
United States
Washington
Central Office
Frank Hoffa
Seventh Street
America
Yank” McLaughlin
Rory” Simons
Philadelphia
McLaughlin
Sintins
Maine
Simms
Augusta
Bowery
New York
Sing Sing
Capitol
Hoffa
Odd Fellows Hall
Fraternal Society
Burstars
Prietor
Robert B. Linden
Pinkerton
Philadephia
Jewelers’ Protective Association
Rory” Simms
Raff
Mahon
Chicago
Pittsburg
Europe
Linden
Molly McGuire
New York City
Pasteurization Cited To Fight Typhoid In Milk
A 1909 Cas typhoid outbreak linked to raw milk led to hospitals replacing raw milk with pasteurized varieties. Experts note pasteurization reduces typhoid cases and mortality, while countries using pasteurized milk show fewer infections. Home pasteurization may be as effective as commercial methods.
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Pasrova
Rosenau
Schroeder
Society For Prevention of Sickness
Drliner
High Style in Billville from the Atlanta Constitution
A humorous regional vignette recalls how an elderly couple was coaxed into buying a motor tar to finance a church steeple. The dialogue notes the town meeting house lacking a steeple would seem outdated with a $3,000 automobile displayed on a Sunday morning.
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Billville
Atlanta Constitution
Plan to Increase Membership Engagement This Week
A strategy to enlist 1,000 members is set to be decided this week. Committees will be occupied with many projects over the next seven days to arouse greater interest in the organization.
Committee Meetings Schedule For The Week
Monday afternoon committees on bridges and Board of Directors meetings at 4 o'clock chaired by A V Serven and 4 15 respectively. Tuesday at 4 charities and corrections chaired by Walter C Glephane. Wednesday at noon membership chaired by J Louis Willige and 4 o'clock industrial interests chaired by A Porter. Thursday noon executive committee and 4 o'clock sewerage. Friday afternoon 4 o'clock municipal art committee.
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A. V. Serven
Shalr
Board of Direct‘ore
Walter C. Glephane
J. Louis Willige
A §. Porter
Nooon
Washington Board of Trade plans drive to 1000 members
The Washington Board of Trade aims to grow its membership to 1000 in six months. A Doon meeting next Wednesday will finalize the plan led by L Louis Willige as committees work this week. The board declined raising annual dues from 10 to 20 to increase strength.
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Washington Board of Trade
Doon
Board of Directors
L. Louis Willige
Moet
Board of Trade
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