Methodists of the South Expand Missionary Drive
The Methodist Episcopal Church South reports on overseas work in China Japan Korea Brazil Mexico Cuba and Africa. It details 364 missionaries 513 native workers 66 251 patients treated and 184 schools with 12 441 students. The 1914 foreign work income tops 861 910 with 2 045 047 members and a 500 000 foreign missions assessment. The church seeks 16 hundred missionaries and 3 million dollars annually to reach a forty million unevangelized goal.
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Athens
Missions Cause
Denny
Richmond
Board of Missions of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
China
Japan
Korea
Brazil
Mexico
Cuba
Africa
Foreign Missions
Mission
Epworth
Board For General Foreign Work
Our Church
Lymen
Chattanooga
Dallas
Providence of God
Georgians Honored as Carnegie Heroes in 1915 Fund
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission re elected its officers in Pittsburg and announced seventeen acts of heroism rewarded. Silver medals went to four individuals including Harold Snow of Chicago for saving a woman from a train. thirteen bronze medals were awarded for various rescue attempts. Nine heroes died. pensions totaling 1920 yearly for four dependents, and 3000 for others, were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund
L. Taylor
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Harold W. Snow
Crandon Avenue
Chicago
Mollie Meredith
Jackson
Miss
Snow
F. Lawrence Byrne
Williams
Ward
Philadelphia
South 56Th Street
Melvin Hagén
Alma E. Summerfield
Canby
Ore
Miss. Summerfield
Hagen
William, D. Bard, Sr
Little Rock
Ark
Elsie Bussick
Benton, Ark
Saline
Bard
Miss Russick
Scott Street
Kidney Pills Backed By Flat River Reader
Solomon Bequette of Flat River Missouri says a 50c box of Foley Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble two years ago. He praises relief from rheumatic aches sleep disturbance and bladder issues and recommends the medicine to others as sold by H R Palmer and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Bequette
Flat River
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Sae
Development of the State Health Board in Georgia
Emory R. Park recounts Georgia’s public health board as a nascent effort born in 1903 Atlanta. He stresses its rough start, steady growth, and ultimate role in disease prevention, noting gradual expansion from a single room to a twelve-person staff and a high-grade laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory R. Park
M. D
Georgia
Atlanta
State Board of Health
Infant Board
South
Athens Railway and Electric elects A C Erwin director
At the annual stockholders meeting in Athens yesterday afternoon A C Erwin was elected a director. He is deemed a representative citizen active in local movements and expected to aid in guiding the important enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway and Electric Company
Athens Railway and Electric Company
A. C. Erwin
Erwin
Athens
Battle Cry of Peace returns to Colonial theater
The second showing of Battle Cry of Peace comes to the Colonial theater next Monday for a matinee and night performance. Seats at Palmer's go on sale tomorrow with prices 25 and 50 cents. Special music provided by Haugh orchestra. Matinee at 3 30 and the night show at 8 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congress
Colonial Theater
Irees
Land Over
United States
Palmer's
Haugh Orchestra
Mi o na Dyspepsia Remedy Backed by Guarantee
H R Palmer & Sons promote Mi o na as a dyspepsia remedy with a money back guarantee if it fails to relieve symptoms. They claim rapid digestion improvement and appetite restoration, noting many satisfied customers and no refunds yet. The ad urges sufferers to try without risk. The piece shifts to a broader public health plea for Georgia to invest in health facilities to prevent disease and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Georgia
Giorgia
State Board of Health
Politician Announces Candidacy for Western Circuit Solicitor General
A series of notices state P. Cooley and others seek the office of Solicitor General in the Western Circuit. The text includes pledges to fight crime, protect homes and property, uphold law, and appeal for white citizens’ support. Also appears are declarations for Congress by Thomas J. Brown and mentions of party committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Circuit
P. Cooley
Democratic Executive Committee
Solicitor-General
Solicitor-General’s Office
Removing the Cause of Mad Sickness
An Raleigh Georgia reader lauds Foley Cathartic Tablets for cleansing the intestines without griping or nausea, claiming regular use frees walls from clogging matter and aids natural function, reducing constipation and associated ailments.
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Ww. McRae
Raleigh, Ga
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Gur Set
New Post Toasties
Carnegie Fund
Associated Press
Aaa
Mary T.hunter
Rex E. Partin
Tuscaloosa
Warrior River
Fred G. Bushuhl
Friend
Joseph Ide Parke
Austin Hall
Iva
8. C
Edward Harris
John P. Burn
Cooper Street
Isaac
Janko
William 8. Turner
Seaside Park
N. C
George
Lewis
Avalon
N. J
Arthur H. Pingree
Antsquim
Mass
Walpole Street
Norwood
Thomas McCrady
Robert M. Oliver
Edward J. Hettzel
Monon
Fredonia
Kansas
William F. Niehaus, Jr
Oliver and
Hertzel
Evansville
Ind
Horace M. Parham
Thomas Johnson
Mableton
Austell
Henry H. Rogers
Johnson
William Pratt
Austel
Parham
Andrew J. Atkinson
Willard
Gilmerton
Votnay
C. Gilbert Danner
Peter T. Skidmore
Fort Worth
Tex
Skidmore
Danner
Azle Road
State Health Board
MR. A.C. Erwin
Monroe, Ga
Eighth
Thomas J. Brown
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