Our Temptations in The Lord's Prayer Essay
A reflective meditation on the phrase lead us not into temptation focusing on humility and self discipline. It explains temptation as testing not enticing, cites St James and Abraham, and urges reliance on conscience grace and God’s help to resist. It warns against inviting temptation and notes the two forms it may take, urging steadfast prayer and vigilance.
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St. James
Abraham
Jesus
Mather
Desert Island
Jehoshaphat
St Paul
Jesus Christ Our Lord
Dietrick Lamade
Storm Sweeps High Shoals Georgia Mill Damage Report
A severe Sunday afternoon storm struck High Shoals causing extensive wind and water damage. Winds around sixty miles per hour uprooted trees and tore roofs, notably half the roof of Mill No 1, with rain pouring in through an opening to Mill No 2. Estimated water loss at least $1,000, no injuries reported.
Death of John Parks in Chattanooga Tennessee
John Parks son of J W Parks of this city died in Chattanooga Sunday August 22 at Erlanger hospital three days after appendicitis operation. He fell ill August 11 and the operation occurred August 19 at 2:30 pm. He lived 12 days after illness. A member of Highland Park Lodge I O F, the funeral was held at his residence 1409 Willow Street by the lodge. Buried per his request in Forest Hill cemetery. He leaves a wife and one child, his parents and three brothers and six sisters.
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John Parkas
J. W. Parks
Chattanooga
Erlanger Hospital
Parks
Highland Park Lodge
Willow Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mra. J. W. Parks
Christian Missionary Society Meet Opens at Eureka
Delegates and visitors gather for the Illinois Christian Missionary Society annual convention in Eureka in 1909. President J H Gilliland of Bloomington delivers the opening address as sessions run through Friday, with prayer and scripture framing the event.
Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Promises Relief for Women
A 19th century clinical style notice promotes Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a regulator for women’s ailments including back and urinary issues. It claims safe, reliable relief from female weaknesses and inflammation with a 60 cent price. sample sent free by mail from The Mother Gray Co. Le Roy, New York.
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Mother Gray
Sentenced to Hang for Murder in Clarke County
Will Hawkins, a Black man, is scheduled for execution by hanging on October 1 after a resentencing by Judge Charles H. Brand following his murder of Mary Hawkins on Lumpkin Street. Hawkins killed her with a razor and shot her four times. he was previously convicted in April and had his initial sentence suspended by the Supreme Court. Clarke County would see its first legal hanging.
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Will Hawkins
Mary Hawkins
Hawking
Charles H. Brand
Hawkins
Lumpkin Street
Bla
Supreme Court
Brand
Clarke County
McCleskey Place
Jackson
Pellagra Mystery Defies Corn Bread Link in Atlanta Case
In Atlanta at 63 Walker Street Mrs. Kate Bartosles lies gravely ill with pellagra though she has never eaten corn bread. Dr. Eskridge notes the classic symptoms align with pellagra, while confirming the patient’s lack of corn product exposure. He reviews alternatives and cites Frappoli’s 1771 description of pellagra-like symptoms prior to maize in Italy.
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Atlanta
Walker Street
Kate’ Bartosles
Barto
Mra. Barto
Tropics
Philippine Islands
T. C. Longino
Philippines
Frappoli
Italy
Bludwine Agency Opened In Honolulu Islands
The Bludwine Company received a check yesterday from Bishop & Co in Honolulu Hawaiin Islands closing a contract to distribute Bludwine across the Pacific. Arctic Soda Water Works of Honolulu will handle the agency. Bludwine is praised as wholesome and refreshing with medical endorsements and wide hotel use. For table use Bludwine syrup sells at 50 cents per quart. Mix one part syrup to four parts cold water with cracked ice for a cooling drink.
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Bludwine Company
New York
Bishop & Co
Great Records Made by the Aviators at Rheims
An August 29 aviation week finale at Betheny field Rheims features Curtiss setting multiple records in the Prix de la Vitesse and other events. Curtiss wins the speed prize after overcoming penalizations, with Latham close behind. Bleriot’s crash ends his bid, and Farman and Lefebvre set other marks in altitude, passengers, and derigible events. The Aero Club of America plans to defend the cup and seeks American bids, with Taft to present a gold medal to Curtiss.
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Betheny
Rheims
Paulhan
Glenn H. Curtias
United States
Curtiss
Bidriot
Aero Club of America
Bleriot
Latham
Ieee
Prix de la Vitesse
Tissandier
Lefebvre
de Lambert
Paulban
Bunau Varilla
Sommer
Farman
Rougler
Lefebvve
Belliot
Brian-Varilla
Prix Des Mechanicians
Rougier
Col
Renard
Prix Des Aeronauts
Zodiac
Warman
Mag
Tribune
le ‘Febvre
Herbert Ward
Stanley
Africa
Courtlandt F. Bishop
The
Curtisa
Aero Club
Curtias
Taft
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Georgia
Atlanta, GA
Technical Institute of Hi Bestrons
Ork
Matheson
Flit Shoals
Jokn Parks
Tern
Christian Missionary
Armor of God
London
Fishguard
Mauretania
Cunard Steamship Company
Flahguard
Raddington Station
Calais
Cunard Line
Great Western
Liverpool
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Paris
Europe
Halwaian Islands
Pacific Isles
E. R. Betterton & Co
West Third
Cincinnati
Sistency Or
Smeth
Old White Oak Distillery
THE_SOUTH
Tennessee
ES Poutons
Hamilton
Kentucky
Belmont
Lincoln
Bettarton’s
America
Chicago
Edmund Michael Dunne
Archdiocese of Chicago
Peoria
Holy Name
Diomede Falconio
Washington
D. J. Riordan
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