The Will of God Defines True Success
A sermon contrasts worldly success with divine purpose, arguing earthly achievement is fleeting. It urges embracing God’s plan for each life, even in small daily duties, and finding courage to follow His will without fear. The piece links Jesus and Milton to reinforce faithful service in every task.
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God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Naaman
Jordan
Joseeo
Milton
Pope Urban
Clermont
Europe
Palestine
Acre
Willing Hearts Align With God's Eternal Will
A devotional urging to surrender to God's will as the path to a meaningful life. The speaker emphasizes living loyally and cheerfully under Christ as Master, accepting divine guidance through the Holy Spirit and worship of the sweet will of God. Copyright 1909 Dietrich Lamade.
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Christ
Dietrick Lamade
Maplewood Inn Manager Change Declared by Owner
John D. Moss announces Maplewood Inn is now under Miss Fannie Lucas of Athens as manager. He notes delayed work and added conveniences beyond agreement, funded by his own extra efforts, and invites the public to enjoy the inn now open for patrons and entertainment.
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Maplewood Inn
Maplewood
Fannie Lucas
Athens
John D. Moss
Great Farmers Institute Rally Opens in Wilkes County
President Andrew M Soule opens the Farmers Institute rally in Wilkes county at Tignall with about fifteen hundred farmers expected. Speakers include Prof C M Strahan, Prof DeLoach, and Soule on Education and Good Roads. A big barbecue is planned as a feature on one day.
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Will
Great Farmers’ Institute
Wilkes County
Farmers Institute
Tignall
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
C. M. Strahan
DeLoach
Strahan
Chamberlain's Colic Remedy A Trusted 35 Year Standard
In 1872 severe diarrhoea dysentery and cholera prompted the introduction of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It proved more successful than any other treatment and has remained a leading nationwide remedy for thirty five years. It is relied upon even in severe cases and widely recommended by druggists. Available from H R Palmer and Co Orr Drug Co Warren J Smith and Bro B C McElvoy L P Canning.
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Chamberlain
United States
H. R. Palmer & Gons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith& Bro
B. C. McElvoy
L. P. Canning
Carnegie Library Planned for State Normal School
The building committee met with architect Charles Peabody of Ludlow and Peabody to discuss plans for a new Carnegie library on the campus. Bids were submitted and the erection contract will be awarded soon. The $20,000 Carnegie gift funds the library, while the school expands its facilities and attracts students from across Georgia and beyond.
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State Normal School
Peabody
Carnegie
Carnegie Library
Andrew Carnegie
East
South
Georgia
Agnes Goss
Miss Goss
Claysic
Carnegie Library and Campus Renovations At Normal School
The school plans a modern Carnegie library funded by subscriptions from friends and the school. Agnes Goss is tipped to become librarian when the building opens. The James M. Smith building undergoes interior remodeling with steel girders and cement foundations to better serve students this fall.
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Newbrary
James M. Smith
Nea
Carnegie Library
Opposition Grows to State Corporation Tax Bill
The bill to increase taxation on all corporations draws organized opposition across Georgia. Atlanta chamber and Athens groups petition legislators, urging defeat when the measure is considered. Opponents warn the tax would drive away foreign capital and burden local firms already struggling.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Atlanta
Athens
Capt. McMahan
Stevens
Mr Selig Bernstein Run Down By Wheel
Mr Selig Bernstein was struck on Broad street by a bicycle rider named Will Coles. The rider, racing with another man, did not see Bernstein until it was too late and was arrested at the city jail awaiting police court. Bernstein suffered bruises and a cut elbow and may press a warrant for higher court action.
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Selig Bernstein
Broad Street
Bernstein
Will Coles
Sensational Gossip On New York Suffragists
New York reports a week of indoor suffrage meetings drawing few attendees amid odd scenes. A beardless youth claimed voting rights, a 15 year old questioned speakers, and a Nassau Light and Power crew faced spirited resistance from a homeowner’s wife as they tried to place an electric pole. The Sea Cliff protest, city noise ordinance debate, a big Hip Sing Tong banquet without violence, a New Jersey kissing damages suit, and plans for Trilby opera in New York finish the roundup.
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New York
Nassau Light and Power Company
Hip Sing Tong
New Jersey
Trilby
du Maurier
Mary Garden
Salome
Life 100000 Years Ago Cave Findings Highlight Danger Then and Now
Scientists in Switzerland uncover bones of ancient men showing life was perilous from beasts. A. W. Brown of Alexander, Maine, recalls how deadly disease now poses greater danger than prehistoric predators, crediting Dr King’s New Discovery for curing his illness.
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Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
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the Banner
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A. M. Soule
Normal School
MR. Selig Bernstein
Foley
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Tansca
K. G. Matheson
A. M
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James P. Hoover
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