Evangelist Preaches Fire and Forgiveness at Harker Memorial
intense audience at Harker Memorial Baptist heard Evan guliat T T Martin explain salvation through Christ's atoning death. He contrasted forgiveness for believers with the law's unyielding standard and urged love over fear in living a Christian life. St. Louis gospel singer Mr. Chas Hi orven performed a poignant solo as daily meetings attract large crowds.
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Harker Memorial Baptist Church
Evanguliat
T. T. Martin
Teniah Ri
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Hell
Heaven
Chas
St. Louis
Shakespeare and Churchgoing A Word on Religious Ties
The piece argues Shakespeare formed his own views yet conformed to the church order at Stratford. It suggests he favored Presbyterian leaning, disliked prosying sermons, and preferred strolling by the Avon with his wife over full pew attendance.
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Shakespeare
Stratford
Volonius
Avon
Sasson
Judith
Grasay Bank
Cardinal Newnan
Theodore T. Mungerth
Sentimentalist and Comrox clash over poets' lives
A Washington Star exchange shows the Sentimentalist claim poets lead sad lives while Mr. Comrox counters that poets write about hints of reality yet cannot expect cheerfulness. The quip highlights attitudes toward poets and creativity.
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Mr. Comrox
Washington Star
Unclear Manuscript Alludes to Chartestan Name Shift
The fragment hints that Chartestan, once named in honor of Charles I, underwent a name change linked to a later desleunttor. Details are obscured and unclear in the OCR fragment.
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Chartestan
King Charles Act
Charles I
Many Children in Congested Districts Victims of Consumption
A New York specialist reports ten percent of Cleveland children in congested districts suffer tuberculosis. Efforts to eradicate the white plague include improved sanitation, roof treatments for fresh air, and nourishing food. Cautionary guidance warns against opiate cough remedies and promotes a home mixture of Virgin Oil of Pine, Glycerine, and whisky, with emphasis on purity and original packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfrend
New York
Cleveland
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Weather Summary for Anniston March 5 7 a.m.
Official in charge Clarke notes temperatures 54 with trace precipitation. Wind from southeast at 5 mph. Forecast calls for colder tonight and Wednesday fair conditions.
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Anniston
Tarameter
WFP
Clarke
Mrs S J McCurry Attends Chautauqua at DeFuniak
Mrs S J McCurry attends the Chautauqua in DeFuniak Springs Florida. Mr and Mrs Pat Allen plan to depart this evening for Jacksonville Florida where Mr Allen hopes to recuperate from a severe pneumonia attack from which he is now recovering.
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S. J. McCurry
deFiniak Springs
Fla
Pat Allen
Jacksonville
Mr. Allen
Fun of the Kids Costly to Daddies
Young America of Jacksonville amused by swinging an arc lamp already installed for street lighting. The lamp fell when the children swung it, costing about $49. Fathers bore the blame and paid for the lamp and for new pants after the mishap.
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America
Jacksonville
Theatrical Tonight at Shepard's Moving Pictures
Shepard's Moving Pictures plays Noble Street theater tonight at popular prices. The program promises excellent pictures with Coburns Great Barlow Minstrels scheduled for tomorrow night and March 9 showing The Dandy Dixie Minstrels.
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Shepard
Moving Pictures
Coburn
Great
Barlow Minstrels
Miners Convention Opens in Charleston With Large Attendance
U M W district gathers in Charleston for its annual convention starting today. Officials say only routine business will be conducted as members arrive in force.
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Charleston
W. Va
U. M. W. District
Cordon Bleu and Its Royal Roots in French History
The Order of the St. Esprit founded 1087 was revived by Louis XVI though he thought it never ceased. Its blue ribber, worn from neck or chest by Chevaliers, influenced the term cordon bleu for a master cook. The title spread as a mark of culinary excellence.
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Louis XVI
Francia I
The
Two Sicilica
Stormo
Duchess d' Awinale
Henry III
Henry IV
Louis XIV
St. Desprit
France
The Nerve of Mim
The landlady and Mr Slopay exchange quips about unsatisfactory meals. The landlady admits she once said nothing could be more unsatisfactory than a meal at her table, then allows there may be worse meals. Two meals are noted as even more unsatisfactory.
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Houston Post
Cheenake Lake Noted for Elevation and Petrifying Water
The Lake in Colorado rises to 10 262 feet above sea level and is famed for its water that can petrify substances placed in it. This claim appears in the Chicago Record Herald.
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Cheenake
Whoren
Colorado
United States
St. Chicago
Perplexing Associations and the Puzzle of Stereotypes
Barry Pain ponders the odd links between unrelated traits. He questions why vegetarians support votes for women and why chess players favor coffee, noting artists’ pleasant voices and humorists’ melancholy temperaments.
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Barry Pain
Carmichael Elected Speaker After Death Of W. N. Martin
Special to the Star Montgomery March 5 The Alabama House elected A H Carmichael Speaker pro tem permanent presiding officer after the death of Speaker W N Martin A senatorial delegation was named to attend Martin s funeral Floral offerings were purchased and both houses adjourned to attend the service The emotional ceremony followed his tribute of love and confidence from Carmichael
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Montgomery
House of Representatives
W. N. Martin
A. H. Carmichael
Stegall
Dale
Carmichael
House
Senate
Man's snhumanity to woman date from Eden tale
Marie Corelli in Rapid Review recounts the Garden of Eden episode where Eve tastes the fruit and Adam consumes it fully, denying her further morsels and defining a cautionary tale of male dominance and female deprivation.
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Garden of Eden
Eve
Marie Corelli
Bashful suitor proposes with cat line in Kansas City Star
A timid man, unsure how to propose, lifts a young woman's cat and asks for her mistress. The woman replies with a playful cue to say yes, uttering Say yes puss in jest.
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Kitty
Kansas City Star
Lightning paths and the quest for an easy arc
A historical note explains lightning often zigzags as electricity seeks the earth by the path of least resistance. It notes air density changes create obstructions, causing the bolt to move from side to side to find the easiest route.
Oh, I am in despair cried a poor woman
A poor woman laments as her friend tries to reassure her after she discovers her son swallowed a cent. The exchange carries a didactic, ironic tone typical of 19th century moral anecdotes.
Great Barlow Show At Noble Street Theater
One of the finest singers in minstrel shows joins the Great Barlow company as Chester Huffman, a double voiced soloist with a rich baritone and a powerful soprano, promises singing far ahead of prior performances.
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Barlow
Noble Street Theater
Chester Huffman
Dandy Dixie Minstrels At Noble Street Theater
The Dandy Dixie Minstrels and Cotton Pickers band will perform at Noble Street theater this Saturday afternoon and night. Tickets are 25 and 50 cents for matinee and 50 and 75 cents for the evening show.
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Dixie Minstrels and
Noble Street Theater
If I Were King at Noble Street Theater
The play I Were King to be staged March 8 at Noble Street Theater aims to mark an epoch in drama. McCarty praises the concise storytelling and promises the same lavish Garden Theater production seen in New York.
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Noble Street Theater
McCarty
Garden Theater
New York
Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh with Full Guarantee
Scarbrough Drug Company markets Hyomei claiming to cure catarrh and bronchial troubles using pine oils and gums. The outfit costs 1 with extra bottles at 50e, and the firm guarantees a refund if the remedy does not cure, allowing treatment at home or work with no outlay unless successful.
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Scarbrough Drug Company
Adirondacks
Train Hold Up Ends In Murder In Pittsburg Kansas
Two bandits stopped a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Pittsburg on March 5 disguised with false mustaches and robbed passengers. Lou Jeff a negro miner was killed after protesting. L W Westlike of Toledo was wounded by a stray shot. Robbers took about $100 in cash and watches.
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The
Star
Pittsburg
Kaw
Missouri Pacific
Gotnees
Lou Jeff
Central Coal and Coke Company
L. W. Westlike
Toledo
Wif
Kansas
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Carmichall
Tomorow
Martin
Senecianensieri
Man
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Tuck
Owi von
R. Steele & Son
Wastell and White
Princess Rink
Thirteenth and Noble Street
Whetstone & O
Forte
Anniston Water Supply Co
Noble Street
Alabama
Privette
Werview Onn Pons
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