Revival draws large crowd at Walker Memorial Baptist
intense audience at Walker Memorial Baptist Church listens to evangelist 7. T. Martin preach from Isaiah 53 with stern contrasts of forgiveness. He cites Christ as redeemer and stresses belief in Jesus for salvation over church membership or baptism. Gospel singer Chas H. Cornen closes with a moving hymn as crowds fill the pews nightly at 8:30 and 7:30.
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Walker Memorial Baptist Church
Hyangelist
T. Martin
Inaiah Rij
Dana
Christ
Sona
Ifence
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Hell
Heaven
Chas
H. Cornen
St. Louis
Shakespearean Churchgoing and Doubts About His Piety
The article argues Shakespeare kept to the church order but may have avoided Presbyterian influence in Stratford. It notes a distant relationship with sermons and suggests the poet and preacher are the same person in jest, citing Cardinal News via Theodore T. Munger.
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Shakespeare
Stratford
Polonia
Avon
Saentna
Tudith Oma
Cardinal News
God Hoth
Theodore T. Munger
Atlantic
Poets and Cheerfulness Debate in Washington Stir
In the Washington Stir a sentimentalist argues poets lead sad lives. Mr. Comrox counters that writers chronicling things they do cannot expect constant cheerfulness.
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Mr. Comrox
Washington Stir
Charles Port History From 1783 Renaming
A historical note recalls Bathasar Greachin and Coartestan in Bathasar’s era. Charles L. Charlestad influenced an earlier title, with a 1783 designation change to King Charles Port.
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Coartestan, £. C
King Charles Port
Charles L. Charlestad
Many Children in Congested Districts Victims of Consumption
A New York specialist reports ten percent of Cleveland children in congested districts suffer tuberculosis. Efforts include better sanitation roof ventilation and nourishing food. Parents are warned against cough remedies with opiates while a home formula using Virgin Oil of Pine glycerine and whisky is offered to treat colds and coughs.
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Goodfrend
New York
Cleveland
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Weather report for Anniston March 5
Barometer 30.12 at 7 a.m. temperature 54 and southeast wind 56 mph. Lowest 6 a.m. 53. Forecast fair and colder tonight, Wednesday fair. Official in charge W F Clarke.
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Anniston
Social Gossip: Chautauqua Attendee and Florida Getaway
Mrs. 8 J. McCurry attends the Chautauqua at DeFuniak Springs Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Allen plan a Jacksonville trip as Mr. Allen recovers from a severe pneumonia attack.
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J. McCurry
deFuniak Springs, Fla
Pat Allen
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Allen
Electric lamp mishap shows youths cost dads dearly
In Jacksonville Young America children played on an arc light, causing the lamp to fall. The lamp, costing about 49, was damaged and had to be replaced. Fathers paid for the lamp and repairs, learning a costly lesson from the youths mischief.
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America
Jacksonville
Theatrical Tonight at Noble Street Theater
Shepard's Moving Pictures screens tonight at Noble Street theater with popular prices. Tomorrow night Coburn's Great Barlow Minstrels perform. March 8 If I Were King and March 9 The Dandy Dixie Minstrels.
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Shepard's Moving Pictures
Coburn
Barlow Minstrels
The
Dandy Dixie Minstrels
West Virginia Miners Convention Opens in Charleston
The U M W district convention began its annual session in Charleston on March 5 with a large attendance. Only routine business will be transacted.
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Charleston
W. Va
Cordon Bleu Origin and Evolution Through French Kings
The piece traces the Cordon Bleu from its royal beginnings in France, noting revival under Louis XVIII in 1814 after suppression in the Revolution. It cites Louis XVI, Henry IV, Louis XIV, and Louis XIVs practice, linking the ribbay color and neck wear to the Chervatiera of St. Baprit and the rise of the term cordon bleu for a first class cook.
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Ist
Louis Xviiii
Louis XVI
Froncis II
Kite
the Two Sicilies
Prince of
Scorne
Duchens
Henry Ib
Henry IV
Louis XIV
France
Nerve of Mim Quote Turns on Meal Satisfaction
A humorous exchange in which Mr Slopay admits there are things more unsatisfactory than a meal at the landlady's table, replying that two meals could be worse. Published in the Houston Post.
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Houston Post
High Lake Green Ike Noted For Elevation And Petrifying Waters
The Chicago Record Herald notes Green Lake Ike near Colorado at 10 262 feet above sea level as the highest lake in the United States. It adds that water in the lake possesses a peculiar faculty to petrify substances placed in it.
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Colorado
United States
Chicago Record-Herald
Perplexing Associations and Hidden Connections
Barry Pain muses on puzzling links between unrelated traits. He questions why vegetarians back votes for women, why top chess players like coffee, why artists often have pleasant voices, and why humorous writers tend to be melancholy, suggesting an explanation may exist if one reflects.
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Barry Pain
Carmichael Elected Speaker After Death of W L Martin
The Mississippi House of Representatives elected A H Carmichael speaker pro tempore to permanent presiding officer after the death of Speaker W L Martin. Carmichael received unanimous support and paid tribute to the deceased. A funeral committee was named and both houses adjourned to attend the service.
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Montgomery
House of Representatives
W. L. Martin
A. H. Carmichael
Stewarl
Dale
Carmichael
House
Senate
Man's Inhumanity to Woman Date Recalled in Garden Tale
Marie Corelli recalls the Eden episode where Eve tastes fruit and shares it with Adam, who eats to the core and denies her further sustenance, in a Rapid Review note. The vignette reflects on gender dynamics from a literary aside.
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Garden of Eden
Eve
Marie Corelli
Proposer Seeks Girl By Cat Request in Kansas City Star
In a quirky item from the Kansas City Star a bashful man gathers nerve for a proposal. He lifts the young woman’s cat and asks for her mistress, prompting the reply Say yes puss from the amused woman.
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Kitty
Kansas City Star
Lightning’s Zigzag Path Through Dense Air
Lightning follows a zigzag course as electricity seeks the earth and takes the path of least resistance. Varying air density offers different obstacles, causing lightning to fly laterally to reach the easiest route.
Despairing mother reports son swallows a cent
A poor woman laments to a friend that her son swallowed a cent and fears for his health. The friend remarks that a cent is not a great sum, easing the worry with pragmatic reassurance.
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Tam
Scarcianensiert
Singers Shine as Great Barlow Show Plans Noble Street Appearance
One of the finest minstrel voices, Chester Huffman, a double voiced soloist with a rich baritone and a powerful soprano, headlines the Great Barlow show at the Noble Street theater tomorrow night. The singing is praised as far ahead of previous performances by the company.
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Barlow
Noble Street Theater
Chester Huffman
Dandy Dixie Minstrels to Perform at Noble Street Theater
The Dandy Dixie Minstrels and Cotton Pickers band will headline Saturday’s matinee and night shows at Noble Street theater. Prices are 25 and 50 cents for matinee and 50 and 75 cents for the evening performance.
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Dixie Minstrels and
Noble Street Theater
If I Were King at Noble Street Theater
The play set ’If I Were King’ at Noble Street theater on March 8 promises the same lavish Garden theater production as seen in New York. McCarty’s concise narration is praised for its impact on drama.
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Noble Street Theater
McCarty
Garden Theater
New York
Hyomei Cures Catarrh Say Scarborough Drug Co
Scarborough Drug Co offers Hyomei with an absolute guarantee and refund if not cured. The home remedy uses pine oils and gums to treat catarrh and bronchial troubles, promising relief at little cost with no charge unless it cures. A full outfit costs 1, with extra bottles at 50 cents.
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Scarbrough Drug Company
Adirondacks
Train Hold Up Ends in Killing of Miner in Kansas
Two masked bandits stopped a Missouri Pacific passenger train near Pittsburg Kansas. Lou Jeff a black miner employed by Central Coal and Coke Company was killed after protesting. L W Westlake of Toledo visiting relatives was shot in the hand by a stray bullet. The thieves escaped with about 100 dollars in cash and watches.
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The
Star
Pittsburg
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Gotaces
Lou Jeff
Central Coal and Coke Company
L. W. Westlake
Toledo
Kansas
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