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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1913
Page
4
The article proclaims the final entry in a celebrated Arsene Lupin series and teases it as the best installment yet, inviting readers to follow the adventures through this concluding tale.
Italian barber becomes an Irishman and climbs to wealth through a get rich quick scheme. The tale features a Wall Street customer and a final twist where the barber gets even. R G Vosburgh provides illustrations for this humorous story with a laugh in every paragraph.
Edward I Farrington presents practical guidance for women on profits from eggs and poultry. The article highlights stories of fortunes made, warns that success requires effort, and urges readers considering rural life to study the advice.
Another installment of Mark Twain anecdotes by the late humorist's authorized biographer. There are epigrams, too, and homely words of wisdom that will remind you of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.
The piece presents a winter cover design by H. J. Peck intended to evoke nostalgia for waking to a snow filled room. It invites readers to keep the image as a reminder of snowy mornings and shared seasonal memories.
Cardinal Gibbons and Representative Murray addressed about 600 delegates of the Archdiocesan Union of the Holy Name Society at St. Joseph's Hall. The speakers urged suppressing vice and profane language to forge better citizens and stronger American patriotism. Richard A. Curtain’s death coincided with the gathering, prompting a sympathy resolution. new officers were elected for the Washington and Baltimore sections.
President of Baltimore section George H. Miller led a morning high mass at Sir Joseph's Hall where flags and bunting adorned the building. Delegates wore lapel buttons bearing the Saviour symbol N.8S, with Bishop Owen B. Corrigan in attendance and Rev Ignatius Fealy presiding at 1 o'clock. Visiting clergy were hosted at dinner by Rev W. F. Schmidt after services.
Maj J B Merwin and Judge A S Taylor told new Lincoln stories at a Y M C A assembly honoring the martyred president. The panel recalled Lincolns religious faith, a pre inauguration interview with Rev Newton Bateman, and a quip about Bishop Simpson not striking coal oil and land gaps. Lincoln spoke of faith, injustice and Gods hand in a coming storm.
Virgil O Strickler of New York lectured on Christian Science at the Columbia Theater yesterday afternoon. Rep Frank M Nye of Minnesota introduced him. Strickler said healing is possible without drugs and that the medical field is rethinking the value of drugs as Mind, God, is the omnipotent source of cure.
The Rev James Shere Montgomery pastor of the Metropolitan Church at John Marshall Place denounces young girls drawn to glitter and urges that true honor lies in humble labor. He recounts his conversion from actor and extols anonymous workers who sustain government and industry, noting many jewels lie in everyday kitchens.
Bishop Harding officiated at two confirmations yesterday. He celebrated communion in his private chapel then at Trinity Church, where he was once Washington bishop, he confirmed a large class and preached. Assisted by Rev. Van Fossen, he also confirmed candidates at Christ Church Southeast and greeted worshippers at a Sunday school reception.
Rabbi Simon calls for cooperation as Y M H A forms in Washington at the Pythian Temple. New members joined at Masa meeting while Henry M Goldfogle and Dr Abram Simon urged support and a dedicated building to foster citizenship and Jewish culture amid praise for the United States.
The Rev Dr Francis Kelly announces completion of a motor chapel car named Motor chapel St Peter built at 8500 donated by an unnamed Western woman. The car carries sanctuary confessional organ bells living room for two priests and a storage area. It travels through Southern and Western areas with 200 person tent and stereopticon lectures at each stop.
Archbishop Bonzane served a 7 o'clock Mass at St Aloysius Church for about 1200 men of the Third Sunday Brigade with papal benediction and theme loyalty and self sacrifice. Rev Raphael O Connell assisted. Jesuit Father John Fargis opened a women retreat with daily sessions through the week and a Sunday closing service.
Gilhey's Invalid Port and wines advertised with delivery until 10:30 p m. Local stores list buckwheat, sugar, bread, jelly con, and canned goods with prices. A theatre ad promotes The Dice of Life at the Virginia Theater. Misc listings include laundry, stenography courses, and Parissima Rye claims.
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