Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting Eyes Great Session
Relievers prepare for the 1906 Indian Springs Holiness camp meeting in Georgia. The article notes unprecedented interest, new cottages, improved grounds, and strong support for missions, highlighting the second blessing doctrine and a devoted, self denying attendance culture. It outlines historical roots since 1861, with a nonsectarian aim to deepen spiritual life and strengthen church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Young Clarke
Indian Springs
Campmeeting Company
Georgia
Caurenes
Espdaly
Indian Spring
Campmeeting brings noted clergy and talent to Georgia
Rev Joseph H Smith of Redlands California will lead devotional exercises at the campmeeting with Rev Bud Robinson of Texas and Rev Will Huff of Ohio assisting. Music will be by Charlie Tillman of Atlanta. The auditorium seats 4000 to 5000, with last year drawing about 8000 on opening Sunday. The event runs August 9 to the third Sunday, and organizers foresee Georgia becoming a religious headquarters in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Smith
Redlands
Cal
Bud Robinson
Texas
Atlanta
Will Huff
Ohio
Charlie Tillman
Georgia
Northfield Ix
America
Ason
What was the matter with that woman editor notes
A fragment from The Philadelphia Ledger shows the editor debating a reader’s complaint about labeling a woman as “strong-minded” and quoting a suggested counter tag “weak-valued” as a mock reply. The exchange reflects press culture and gender bias in period discourse.
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The
Philadelphia Ledger
Horetan
Herod and Salome in London Society Debate
From The New York Globe, the piece contrasts Father Bernard Vaughan’s sermons condemning money marriages and high life with a view that London’s smart set would welcome Herod and Salome if relocated. It argues social laxity persists yet public opinion shifts toward stricter moral standards, noting democracy fosters a uniform code for rich and poor.
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New York Globe
Herod
Salome
Air
Bernard Vaughan
London
Father Hernard
Shaw Hernard
Heron
Jalome
Mayfair
Father Vaughan
Pest Society
Fresh Air Fund Shows Pathos And Humor In Rural Outing
A New York Tribune piece recalls Fresh Air fund outings where children enjoy country joys yet face harsh memories. An Attic girl, about ten, rides to the country with a party, her frail frame and tears hinting at a recent loss and a mother’s funeral the day before departure.
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The
New York Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
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India
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J. S. Betts
Indian Spring Holiness Camp Meeting
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Holiness Corporation
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W. C. Dunlap
G. W. Duval
W. A.edge
G. W. Matthews
H Hodges
M. Hunter
J. W. Evans
V. Lott
J. H. Curry
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George W. Mathews
Dub. H
Deer of Hope
Macon
G. W. Mathews
Whitehead
Maggle Jackson
Dublin
Frank Z. Curry
G. W. Kinsman
J. L. Lyons
Mallet
Waycrous
J. B. Jones
Forest Park
Davin
Hampton
R. W. Greaham
Carbutt
Wright
W. A. Dodge
Miss Dod
Enat Point
M. ‘Bostwick
Conyers
Frank Curry
Jackson
Stocks Coal CO
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Siam
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