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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1914

Page

5

Growth At Gurley Church Prompts Confirmations And Revivals

The Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church shows rapid progress with new societies forming and many improvements. Bishop Harding will confirm two classes today at St Stephen's and Chise Church while the Rev. Mr Peters, recently from Fort Smith, leads special evangelistic meetings and reports about twenty five converts. St Patrick’s Day observances at St Aloysius’ draw large crowds as Mass is celebrated and cantata devotion follows. The Rev. Musera de S. McFannell preaches at St Paul’s on St Patrick’s Day, with Bishop McCormick scheduled to speak next Sunday. Howlett recovers from illness as missions and services continue across churches in the area.

Harding St. Aloysius Howlett Edward Peters Washliston Bckolls Memnorial Church Fort Smith Ark Thirteenth Street Christian Harth Key Rishon Tlarding St Stephen's Church Fourteenth Street Chise Church Robert Talbott S J. Paul's Maunder Olivet Calvary Bishop McCormick Man Nt Pauls Church St. Patrick’s Day Musera de S. Mcfannell St. Aloysius' Church Wiam Froukd John Mulligan

100000 Mourn Inventor Westinghouse Funeral in Pittsburgh

March thirtieth saw crowds drop tasks as tributes to George Westinghouse inventor of the airbrake. Five thousand Westinghouse employees and many delegations attended services at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and burial at Owls Town Cemetery.

George Weastinghonge Whitine Nary America Europe Westinghouge Pittsburgh Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Woatawn Westinghouge Airbrazen Company Pitsburgh Weetinghouse Aduatrial Mnancal Westinghows Basset Jeff Jewett S. J. Fisher Pittaburgh Mr. Westinghouse More Crreery Foo

Steams 618 Miles In Day Record Ocean Run

The Washington Post reports the Lusitania set a record by covering 618 miles in one day, an average speed of 587 knots per hour, a record over the Mauretania which ran 3 hours at a similar pace. The wireless report covers the noon to noon period between Thursday and Friday.

Washingtim Post New York Lusitania Lustiinia Mauretania

Get-It's Easy Corn Remedy Promoted in Ad

An old ad touts GETS-IT for corns with bold claims of quick relief. The copy features phrases about painless application, rapid shrinking or vanishing of corns, and lists Chicago company provenance and Washington retailers such as O' Donnell's Drug Stores and P. G. Affleck.

Gil Direck Washington O' Donnell O' Donnell’s Drug Stores People’s Drug Stores P. G. Affleck

Bishop Scarborough Dead in New Jersey

The Rt Rev John Scarborough D D Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New Jersey died at home in Trenton March 14 after a short illness. He was in his eighty third year. Scarborough contracted pneumonia after a blizzard visit to a diocese church. Born in Ireland he came to the United States in childhood and was educated at Trinity College Hartford and General Theological Seminary New York. He was ordained at Trinity Church New York and served churches in New York and Poughkeepsie before being elected Bishop of New Jersey in 1875.

Trenton N. J John Scarborough New Jersey Scarborough Ireland Trinity College Hartford General Theological Seminary New York City Trinity Church New York Poughkeepsie SerBey

iSURE:006 WENT TO HEAVEN Retired Methodist Pastor Stirs Norwalk

The Rev. William H. Thomas a retired Methodist pastor from near Long Island Sound says he expects to meet his dead dog Jim in heaven. Jim died age 18, would sit on the shore awaiting his master, and Thomas defends the belief as a sincere allegory despite friends' skepticism.

South Norwalk Conn William H. Thomas Jim Ada Thomas Mr. Thomas Long Island Sound Poe

Perugini in Actors Home at Edwin Forrest Club

Special to The Washington Post. Signor Jean Perugini, once husband of Lilian Russell and famed tenor, has joined the Edwin Forrest Home colony near Holmesburg, Deafness ending his stage career. In his sixtieth year, he remains active at the club, entertaining with a strong voice. His career began in childhood. last appeared on Broadway in The Yellow Jacket. He was the sole male pupil of Mme. Marchesi.

Lillian Russell Washington Philadelphia Signor Jean .Perugini Lilian Russell Edwin Forrest Holmesburg Deafnesa pHs Slenor Feruginis Mme. Marchesi

Vesper Talk by W F Norris Set for Tomorrow

Miss Florence M Brown leads a canvass to raise the year’s remaining funds for the Young Women’s Christian Association with 3875 needed after 3125 raised. W F Norris of the Department of Justice will speak on The Immortal Hope at the vesper service, music by Nevin Ladies Quartet led by Ella Nieman. Officers and directors of the W C A named for the year include Mrs Thomas Riley Marshall honorary president and Miss Florence M Brown as general secretary, with a long board of elects and officers listed.

Big Force Florence M. Brown W. F. Norris Vesper Service iChristian Association W.F. Norris Department of Justice Nevin Illa Wnte Ruth W.simpson Albert L. Johnson James Kerr Ella Nieman Thomas Riley Marshall Willam Hamilton Bayly Eligabeth Pierce Charles W. Richardson John B. Kendall John S. Scully Margaret R. Fox Robert Lansing Frances BE. Chickering

Census Bureau Drops Linter Totals From Cotton Reports

The Census Bureau will exclude the quantity of linters from its cotton ginned statistics. Future annual reports will relate only to lint cotton and total production, with the change announced by Director Harris and effective next Friday.

Census Bureau Harris

The New Science of Psychonology and X psi Rays

A self described scientist proclaims the Science of Psychonology built on psauchons and Xpsi rays, claiming these biophotonic emanations explain materializations, etherealizations, and thought photographs. He argues science shifting to remote psychic biology, cites N rays and Rex elements, and notes materializations form from teleplasmic fluid as rapid, transient images separate from the medium’s body.

Blondlot Blchat Reichenbach Crookes C.M. Page Progers Uexkull

St Jacobs Oil touted for rheumatism relief and pain

An old advertisement claims rheumatism is not just pain and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a cure that penetrates the skin. It urges readers to try a small bottle from any drug store to relieve rheumatic pain stiffness sciatica neuralgia lumbago and other aches.

St. Jacobs Oil St. Jacobs

A New Policy Is Announced by J M Stein Co Tailors

J M Stein Co proclaims direct production in house led by J M Stein with no outsourcing. They promise lower prices on $30 suits made to measure, asserting exclusive Washington woolens and greater value over ready made options. The cash policy aims to widen patronage and restore perceived superiority.

J. M. Stein & Co J. M. Stein Washington

X psi rays and materialized forms in spiritism analysis

The author discusses Ochorowicz and others observing rigid organic rays and diffuse psychic fluidum in spirit photographs. He questions organic origin, argues against Schrenck-Notzing, and asserts that X-psi rays pierce materialism, with elementary psychons as the true essence. He predicts acknowledgment of higher spiritualism by educated readers.

Schrenck-Notzing Kotik Binning Prof Ochorowicz Stanislawa Tomczyk Dasajpia Paladino Hangmann Washington Hansmann Schrenck- Notzing Sehrenck-Notzing Beccause Wansmann

Matter Is Mental and Immortal in Christian Science

William S Campbell argues Christian Science rejects matter as the basis of reality, claiming mind and spirit define existence. He critiques geology and Darwinism, asserts immortality is not matter, and urges interpreting the Bible spiritually rather than materially.

Lord Kelvin Lord Helvin Arthur Balfour God Peter Paul the Apostle William 8 Campbell

Poslam Soap Promoted As Safest For Baby Baths

An advertisement touts Poslam Soap as absolutely safe for babies and nonirritating for nursery use. It highlights purity, skin protection, and healing properties with Poslam as a key remedy, also claiming benefits for shampooing and skin care.

Jad Salts Kidney Flush Promoted in Local Ad

A local newspaper ad urges readers to take four ounces of Jad Salts daily to flush clogged kidneys and relieve backache and bladder disorders. It claims Jad Salts, made from grape and lemon acids with citrate, clarifies urine and supports kidney health, sold by O'Donnell's Drug Store.

O’donnell

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