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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1909

Page

14

Indian Summer Defined By Weather And Lore

The Nashville Banner explains Indian summer as a distinct, mild seasonal stretch between late October and early November. It describes the blue atmospheric haze, foliage colors, and explains origins of the name from native burning practices, noting it follows autumnal changes rather than summer.

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Capudine Headache Relief Ad

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Ter-Centennial of Father Of American Baptists Today

The tercentennial observances begin in Pittsburg with 50 000 delegates expected from the US and abroad. Major halls at Sehenley Park will host parallel sessions as leaders including Champ Clark and Theodore Shonts attend. John Clarke, born 1609 in England, is honored as the father of American Baptists for founding the Rhode Island church.

Pittsburg The Christian Church United States England Scotland Scandinavia Australian Japan Sehenley Park Art Champ Clark John Allen Laference T. W. Phillips R. Artman F. A. Henry Theodore VP. Shonts Panama Canal R. A. Long National Lumbermen’s Association Newport John Clarke Rhode Island Dr. Clarke Suffolk New World Boston Narragansett Bay Aquidneck Clarke New Colony America

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Robt. Steele Anniston 9Th Street R. Steele Noble Street Jack Frost Father of American Baptists Thomas Campbell Washington Far East Anniston National Bank W. H. M’kleroy D. Woodruff A. Davis Randolph FP Smith Frank Leigh State OF Alabama Evening Star Charles II
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