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Aiken Recorder in Aiken, South Carolina

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Newspaper

Aiken Recorder

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1890

Page

22

Farming a Gospel Type on the Mount Gretna Encampment

Dr. Talmage urges Farmers of America to accept salvation and plow toward the Cross. He recalls farm labor, the burden of droughts and pests, and the harvest of souls, urging sowing of true doctrine and steadfast faith toward the heavenly garner.

Mount Gretna Penn America Tammer Somerville Htsa Guy Oliver Daved John Paul Imiah Eriner Dex Sara Alan Noah Agremuurist Jared

Taught to Drink By Ben Husband

A young woman named Mrs. Belle Webber was brought to the city receiving hospital after swallowing a dose claimed to be morphine but likely malt and spirits. Doctors diagnosed chronic drunkenness and discharged her, later another case of alleged strychnine poisoning was treated as alcoholism with a positive recovery.

Belle Webber California Street Bunker Howard Street Webber

Zaccheus and the Jericho Tree Lesson for All Ages

Fragmented sermon notes recount the biblical accounts of Zacchaeus and Jesus in Jericho. It emphasizes humility, seeking Jesus, and the crowd’s reactions, urging personal reflection and conversion. The text references publicans, repentance, faith, and the idea that faith invites welcome and transformation.

It Was Something To Her And The Voters

A poem contrasts personal tragedy from drink with civic duty. It links a mother, a wrecked family, a drunk driver, and a voter who ignores warnings to the liquor trade. Alphonso Crosby voices a Senate testimony noting intemperance undermines workers’ wages and economic stability.

Alphonso Crosby United States Senate

Railroads back temperance with on and off duty ban

The New Jersey Central Railroad joins Vanderbilt lines in forbidding any employee to drink alcohol on or off duty under penalty of dismissal. The policy sparks mixed feeling among workers who are not all abstainers, while bolstering public support for temperance as railroads insist sobriety sharpens a worker’s wits in today’s tight competition.

David Paul Aren Yra Gethsemanes Weenie New Jersey Central Railroad Vanderbilt Washington

An Anti-Triating League Observes Odd Clover Markings

An observing citizen in the issue notes a peculiar marking resembling a four leaf clover on an object or surface. The description suggests it as a tag or symbol linked to a local movement or group. The article records cautious curiosity without asserting formal ties.

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DR. Talmage Brooklyn Divene Alisha Oren Bepac Tremark Canada Beonbane Boston Jesus Christ Christendom Ben Internatioi Publica Zacchzeus Ptary Gs Entangie Wman Jesus Nathaniel Il Zaccheus Zaccherus Adam Chacus Zacchen Theo En Temperance Sodeo T. Butterbaugh Traci Temperance STE Waarnenhefr DALER Laurens Street and Port Avenue Aiken, S. C GEO Hacker & Son King Street Gannon Charleston Broad Street Augusta Georgia AMD Harry Oates & CO Mures’ Hil Camona Hilt
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