St Pauls Feast Day and Bell Home Luncheon Plans
Bishop Harding will preside over a St Pauls Feast Day program at the Episcopal Church, with Holy Communion and choir services. Four Protestant churches plan a Bell Home luncheon next Thursday and Friday, as men’s missions close today at St Augustine’s.
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Bell Home
Bish
St. Pau
Episcopal
G. the Rey. Tary
Partment A Church
W. Davenport
England
Lord G. Davenport
Anacostia
Iil
Emmanuethurch
Anacoatly
St Themey Church
Hypont Circle
Re. Bell
Raleigh
Wiliam Scantlebury
St.Augysius’ Church
Joan T. Ensor
Calvary Methodist Episcopal, Church
Columbia Heights
Baries
W. L. McDowell
Methodist Episcopal Churches
Washington
Calvary Church
Pen Wen Hostesses At Raleigh Hotel Entertainment
The League of American Pen Monten hosted a Wednesday reception at the Raleigh Hotel with president Mrs Annie oe assisted by Mrs La Salle Pigtett and others. A musical program directed by Mrs T A Whitworth featured works by Moszkowski Gastaldon and Chopin with readings by Miss Gertrude Tibbetts and Genevra Young, plus songs from various nations. The guest of honor Mrs John Hartneas of London delivered greetings from the Lyceum Club.
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Waleigi
Te League of American Pen Monten
Raleigh Hotel
Annie Oe
la Salle Pigtett
Myy
Nia Sanborn Hamilton
Ise Fensie
Chisword
Gertrude Tibbetts
K.H. Woodman
Chamnadé
Misa Genevra Young
Omance
Goltermén
Marine Band
Herr Fritz Mueller
Senor Pedro Aguado
Carrie Jacobs
T. A. Whitworth
Curechman
Gordolhera
Venice
Liszt
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Beoh
John Hartneas
London
League
Lyceum Club
M Hartness
Beth- Jell
Ferns
Ohio
de da Gama
Buenos” Aires
Jeremiah Curtin
Pasadena
Post Office Quiz in March for Maryland Hopefuls
The civil service commission announced that fourth-class postmaster examinations will be held in Maryland and Alabama in March, under President Taft’s executive order placing these posts under the civil service. Examinations aim to fill positions now under civil service, with compensation details noted as standard.
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Tyehn Chagas
Calvary
Davids
Jonathana
Secret Order
Mavia
Eoward
Maryland
Civil Service Commission
Alabama
Marsh
Taft
Civil Service
Pape's Diapepsin Quick Relief For Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It promises relief within minutes, noting it helps relieve gas bloating and sour stomach and costs fifty cents per bottle at drug stores.
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Papa
Christian Science and Mary Baker Eddy Explored in Brief
William G. Campbell surveys a volume of late writings by Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science. The piece traces Eddy's ideas on healing, heaven and hell, God, and science, noting how public opinion shifted as her work moved from controversy to recognition.
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Frederic’ D. Power
Lanty Wilfley
Yarmont Avenue Christiamz
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Johns
John Bb. Fat
Jenner
OW. Davis
Irmerson W. Matthews
Scienga
Sabliconen
Christian Science Ment
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Eddy
Ita
Cnrist
First Congregational Church
Concord
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Christ Jesus
Christia
Hell
Heaven
Fife
Elaewhara
William 4. Campbell
Spiritualism and healing through the psychic body promises
A spiritualist writer asserts that spiritualism rests on revelation and proves itself the highest religion and science. He describes a triune human form with a psychic body outside the flesh and claims spirits heal by examining and treating the psychic body, aided by renowned physicians, nurses, and heavenly powers.
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Hudsop
Wireas
Jesus
Virchow
Barjin
Abernathy
Hansmann
Washington
Cox
Maryland
EH. Wagner
Vogt
Hubert
Mingram
Bidggwamy
Aghleyva
Spirit Healing and Psychic Science Debate Rumbles On
In a discussion of spirit healing, proponents argue science should embrace psychic methods and media guidance to verify cures. Separately Mrs. Lloyd Bowers recovered a missing $1,000 gold bag set with diamonds and emeralds found on a chair in her home after police reports of loss or theft.
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Bowers
Lloyd Bowers
Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief From Cold
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Cold Compound as a quick fix for head and nostril congestion. It claims three doses every two hours will relieve fever, headache, sneezing, and nasal discharge, promising prompt relief with a two and a half cent price at any drug store.
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Fape
Notorious French Poisoner Brinvilliera Executed in Paris
The Marchioness de Brinvilliera, a famed early modern criminal, allegedly conspired with St Croix and Exile to poison relatives. After a Paris trial announcing her guilt, she faced a brutal sentence leading to public execution, with confessions and defense arguments highlighted.
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Parsons
Lfe
Normandy
St. Croix
Brinviliers
England
Liege
Paris
Parle
Aha
Ma. Miralle
M. Nivelle
la Chausse
St. ‘Croix
M. Mivelle
Marchioneas Brinvilliera
Church of
Children Write to Wilson Over Japan Disaster Aid
Montana pupils from Lincoln School Anaconda sent President Wilson a two dollar money order to aid Japanese disaster victims. In a letter they explained they saved coins and even skipped movies, asking for a Red Cross leaflet. Wilson thanked them and forwarded the donation to the Red Cross.
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Montana
Wilson
Lincoln School
Anaconda
Mont
Japan
Isis Winters
Red Cross Society
American Red Red Cross
Man seeks partial divorce on cruelty grounds
Charles H. Smith of near Lincoln Park files in District Supreme Court for relief from Stella A. Smith. He married her in Chicago on June 15, 1904. He asks for custody of their 18 year old daughter and other relief the court may grant.
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Charles 5. Smith
Lincoln Park
District Supreme Court
M. KE. O'Brien
Stella A. Smith
Hom
Smith
Kidney flush remedy touted for back pain relief
An old advisory promotes Tad Salts as a kidney flush to ease back pain and urinary irritation. It claims meat causes kidney strain and urges taking four ounces daily in water before breakfast for several days. The product, described as a grape and lemon acid plus lithia mix, is said to cleanse kidneys and urine. Sold by O'Donnell's Drug Store Newsagents.
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O’donnell
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