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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
10
Large crowd attends a religious service at the New Church of Our Lady of Victory Potomac Heights. The Rev A P Doyle leads a procession of clergy and delivers a sermon explaining the significance of the ancient rite and bell use in the ceremony.
Miss Nora Shulez of Reading Pennsylvania recounts a long medical ordeal ending with her use of two Short Cut Ear Soap remedies and three bottles of Hex lent medicine after consulting multiple doctors. She notes seeking various treatments over months and finally achieving a cure.
An advertisement fragment touts hair and scalp benefits of a shampoo and soap product line. It mentions cleansing purifying and beautifying a clean scalp, with references to a brand and a Boston retailer. Claims include parasite destruction and health improvement, though wording is garbled. The fragment reads like a mid 20th century patent medicine style.
The Rev Charles Guthrie warned Washington’s sins of liquor, describing cases of juvenile intoxication and abuse involving saloon patrons. He argued the liquor law favors dealers, claiming enforcement favors them and urging scrutiny of those enforcing it.
Fragmented discussion questions whether Christ would be welcomed in Washington, asking how Congress and churches would receive a visiting figure. The text references Rev Dr Spooner, Dr Vet Wo, and speculative lines about naval power and wealth, with a tone of public religious inquiry. The fragmentary remarks orbit on reception of Christ in political and social centers.
Reported from an opaque dispatch King Peter travels to Russia as a political reshuffle unfolds in Uresia. The regent or caretaker leader Almeida frames a temporary government while the monarch is away, with days marking a shift of influence to the western wing. Officials promise stability during the winter months.
Pastor T Russell's New York Palm Sunday message argues Israel's missed opportunity fulfilled in the gospel era. It links Jesus entry into Jerusalem, Jewish incredulity, and Romans chapter 11 to a contemporary test for Christians, urging consecration and readiness for the kingdom.
A reflective essay on humbling the mind to avoid gloom and promoting a sunny temper. It urges women to cultivate kind thoughts, dispel melancholy, and influence others positively through inner brightness. The piece contrasts despair with "sunny temper" and asserts moral improvement and love as guiding forces.
A devotional reflection urges Christians to heed Christ’s knock on the heart, embrace renewed spiritual discernment, and pursue a fuller Pentecostal transformation. It warns that Christendom may resemble the complacent Jews at Jesus’ first advent, urging faithful living, sacrifice, and readiness for the Master’s return.
A congressional session paid tribute to Robert Davy of Tuva, with Towent of Michigan reflecting on recent events. Speakers included Wanger of Pennsylvania Dancon of Georgia Gilmore Tansdell Furo and Tstupinal, while several members who did not speak were allowed to print their lines in the Record.
The Lincoln Atenee Methodist Episcopal Church held a dedication yesterday for a portable building on Lincoln Avenue, a cost efficient structure seating 540, erected to support a permanent congregation. Trustees George W. Swartzell, H. Fenton Gale and P. L. Whitemarsh presided, with Rev Blair Flanson and clergy from local churches assisting. The service featured an invocation by Rev D G Thompson, a sermon by W P Thirkield, and a chorus performance, with palms and roses decor.
An address by James McGonaught of Northfield Massachusetts discussed the life of Christ at the Yom C A event. The lecture featured stereopticon views, with background provided by Mrs Ind an Catton and Miss Florence Noack, and noted the Cleveland YWCA company as a model for future YWCA edifices in the region.
Fragmentary report outlines alleged levers of influence in a political scandal. It mentions tampering with clevus orders and a key figure, Leas caue, amid party intrigue. The piece hints at overtures toward overturning current power structures and calls for accountability.
A jumbled OCR list of grocery prices and items including evaporated peaches at 7 cents per pound, beans, tomatoes, strawberries, potatoes, catsup, chocolates, pears, and various brand names. The text mixes per can, per case, and per vase pricing with numerous garbled words and quantities.
Fragmentary text reports a veto related to Jefferson Days and farm policy. Mentions tax exemption, taxation issues, and a memorial session. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate official action and accompanying political debate.
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