Public Schools Open With Record Enrollment in Washington
Washington public schools begin the new term amid a record enrollment of 1700 teachers and a large student body. New offices, a superintendent’s quarters, and expanded facilities are planned as classrooms in rented and older buildings strain to accommodate the rise. Health notes call for vaccination and preparation for the first day. A South Carolina minister urges Bible reading and Sabbath keeping at home and in schools.
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Tesnona
Washington
Loca
Schoo
Franklin Meher
Board of Education
Army of
Schoola Ang
Franklin Harry
Franklin
Thie Losrd
Twelfth Street
Urinesa
Passoges
Business High School
Davis
South Carolina
Oliver Johnson
Central Presbyterian Courgh
J Stock Exchange
Sapers Grown Peoples
Napers Terchers
Party Starts Ow Auto Tour to New York and More
Washingtonians depart at 30 o clock for Frederick Maryland then toward Pennsylvania and New York with stops at York and Hamburg Iowa. After ten days in New York the party heads to Lakewood Atlantic City Philadelphia and Baltimore before returning home. Participants include Andrew Cummins Adolph Loetl JW Frases and others. Funeral notices for Mrs J H Babcock and related local ads follow with various goods and services listed.
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New York
Frederick Md
Dedicated Calvary Church Opens After Week of Services
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on P street near Thirteenth opened with three sermons marking its dedication. Rev Forest J Prettyman of Trinity Church Baltimore delivered the keynote, and Rev Dr Register presiding elder led the afternoon service. The building seats 600, offers nightly sermons, and aims to retire the debt with a strong spirit of Christian perseverance.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal ‘Church
Forest J Prettyman
Trinity Church of Baltimore
Rett EV Register
Washington District
Prettyman
Israel
Solomons Temple
Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Church
Patrect
Thireth i
West Woshington
Methodist Church
W H Ballengee
Pretty Man
Brother shoots brother in feud at 2001 Fourt street
George Kendrick, 42, lay dying at Casualty Hospital after being shot by his brother William Kendrick Saturday night. Doctors say the bullet perforated his breast, kidney area, and lodged in back muscles. William, claimed to be drunk and insane, denies motive but witnesses suggest long standing quarrels. Police plan to summon several witnesses as William remains in custody at the Fifth precinct.
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George Kendrick
Wiliam Kendrick
Fourt’s Street
Sulack l
Casualty Hospital
Kendrick
William Kendrick Wee J
Nev Ctal
Willum Kete Fiick
William Kendrick
Fifth Precinct
Refraea Ty
Mission Opens at St Vincent de Pauls Church Bonth Capitol Street
A two week mission at St Vincent de Pauls Catholic Church opens at 10 AM yesterday. Women attend first week and men second week with speakers including Rev Joseph Mi Thomas Rev F Georgen and Rev A Judge M. The aim is to bring the blessed Saviour to all, teach truth, and awaken zeal for faith amid license. Evenings at 7 45 feature sermons and instruction to reclaim those who drift from religion and strengthen devotion.
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St Vincent de Pauls Catholic Church
Bonth Capitol
Im Streets
Mission Fathers of
St Vincent de Paul
Joseph Mi ‘Thomas
F Georgen
I Keyea
Martet Seminary
P J C Connell
Mid
Advertising Hints and Suggestions on Space Waste
A verbose antiquated piece argues advertising space in newspapers is squandered when merchants push space watching stunts. It criticizes jewelers and others promoting unchanged methods, urging advertisers to avoid costly schemes and focus on genuine, effective selling strategies.
Waste of space in Almont stock company ad shows no prices
Reader criticizes the Almont Stock Company Trancupiea ad for barren columns and missing prices. The writer urges listing items by name with prices to convey value, noting window displays should reveal actual offerings and prices. The commentary reflects frustration with sparse advertising details.
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Almont Oupid
Trancupiea
Hemenway Furniture Co
Ths Bank and Trust Company
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Marners Akte Cote Company
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Hearick's Boxe
Apington Bottling Company
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C. & P. Telephone Co
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