Beatrice Alverson's Georgia visit ends in awkward ruse
Miss Beatrice Alverson traveled from Atlanta to Pearson to visit Hon. Elijah Tanner of Coffee County. Tanner, a widower, invited her to stay with his family but aimed to marry her and offered money, leading to embarrassment when she found no such household.
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Coffee County
Mr. Tanner
Pearson
Beatrice Alverson
Cannon Hotel
South Georgia
Miss Allverson
Coffen County
Elijah Tanner
Beatrice
Atlanta
Alverson
Tanner
Young Alverson
Miss Alverson
Babe Tanner
At~lanta
The
Constitution
Coffea County
Taennér
Mrs Bryner to Lead Sunday Institute at Trinity Church
Mrs Mary Foster Bryner noted Sunday school lecturer will be in Atlanta next Sunday for a morning institute at 10 and an evening session at 8 both at Trinity church. Officials and teachers of white Sunday schools in Atlanta expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Foster Bryner
Atlanta
Trinity Church
Ex-Governor Bullock urges General Lee as VP candidate
Rufus Bl Bullock of Atlanta argues for Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia as the Republican vice presidential nominee. He contends Roosevelt should run for president in 1904 and says national unity, tariff policy, and sound finance have settled major issues.
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Bullock
Lee
New York Press
Roosevelt
National Republican Party
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Fort Sumter
United States
Maine
Georgia
Iiteraste, Ir
South
Confederacy
Notsk
National Party
MacHinley and Lee
Rufus BL Bulloch
Atlanta
Dr Hillis Prefers Bible to Tenets of Calvin
Rev Newell Dwight Hills, famed speaker, drew Atlanta crowds with a lecture at the Grand. He resigned from the Chicago Presbytery amid debates over Calvinism and a possible creed revision at St Louis. Hills emphasized evangelical faith, denied predestination, and defended the Bible as a guiding lamp. He declined to comment on the general assembly's likely action.
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Hillis
Calvin
Newell Dwight Hills
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Lkely
St. Louis
Central Presbyterian Church of
the Depot
Frank Weldon
Atlanta Lecture Association
The
Constitution
Aragon Hotel
Atlanta
Equitable
Christian Association
Henry W. Grady
General Assembly
St Louis
Aragon
John Calvin
Jesus Christ
Mr. Hills
God
Father
Heaven
Christ
Hildia
Turing
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
China
Dadaly
Brilliant Lecture on Ruskin's Creed in Atlanta
Newell Hillis delivered a highly praised lecture titled Ruskin's Message to the Nineteenth Century in Atlanta. The event closed a strong lecture season as Hillis explored Ruskin's philosophy, wealth, charity, and social influence with vivid rhetoric and illustrative anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dwight Hinis
Ruskin
Atlanta
Hillis
Dr. Hillis
Emerson
Arnold
Carlyle
Booth
Tolstoi
John Ruskin
Mr. Ruskin
George Eliot
All Women Know and Mrs Pinkham's Medicine Ad
A segment discusses Lydia E Pinkham's remedy for painful periods claiming broad efficacy and widespread use with claims of healing millions of women. It shifts to praise of John Ruskin and his views on wealth, beauty, and social reform, noting his push for access to art and libraries and the idea that wealth should uplift society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
America
Ruskin
Croesus
Pyramids
Toynbee Hall
St. Jude's Church
Voice of the People by Ellen Glasgow advertisement
An old book advertisement praises Voice of the People by Ellen Glasgow author of The Descendant. It notes themes of aristocracy poverty and politics set in postwar Virginia and lists price one fifty with selling agent F J Paxon manager and telephones 487 and 69 Whitehall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia
F. J. Paxok
Whitehall St
Ruskin's social gospel praised as cure for class envy
A reflective piece extols Ruskin and the social duty of the educated to aid the weak, arguing that true genius serves the lowly and that class striving harms the moral order. It cites Emerson, Carlyle, and Ruskin, lauding his letters to workers and his Christlike care for the needy. The column closes with a benediction on Ruskin’s lasting influence and a brief medical ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Carlyle
Ruskin
England
Mr. Ruskin
Great Britain
John Ruskin
Jesus Christ
Milton
Walter Scott
Meetings at Trinity Services Attract Growing Attendance
Prayer meetings at Trinity church started last Sunday and are drawing increasing crowds despite bad weather. Morning prayers occur 6 to 7, cottage services 4 to 5 at Mrs Wells home led by Miss Jennie Armstrong, and a youth meeting 4 to 5 led by Miya Dairy Davies, with strong evening turnout and hope for good from the revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Trinity Church
Wells
Whitehall
McDaniel Streets
Jennie Armstrong
Miya Dairy Davies
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Miss Beatie
Alveson
Eljah Tanner
Mss
Maier & Berkeie, _ Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Sunday School Institute
C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Theron Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Presbyteriana of Georgia
Parkhurst
Hills
John Ruskin’s Creed
London
Paris
Peabody
Burdett-Coutts
Switzerland
Cruikshank
William Hant
St George's Guild
Lydia E. Pink
Mrs. Pinkham
Mrs. Pink
Ham
Tom
Gatlieg
Lion
Greece
Shefield
Oxford
Goethe
Byron
Tor
Momtine
Cuneta
Hirsch Bros
M. Higgins
Seneca
Buckien
A. Dollar’s
Eiseman Bros
Enticcha
Washington, D.C
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