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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
10
Auction notice offers the best and prettiest residence lot on the north side for 2900 dollars and an elegant new eight room house on a beautiful corner lot in a splendid northeast neighborhood for 8250 dollars. Easy terms.
Sermon by Rev James W Line denounces the 400 social set in New York and urges a moral reorganization led by Frederik Townsend Martin. He calls for repentance in society and finance, warns of ruin if ethical standards are ignored, and praises reform through simple, virtuous living.
The article recalls James W. Squires of Marietta as a famed engine driver on the Western and Atlantic railroad. Beginning at 16 on the Nashville and Chattanooga, he later served on Georgia and other lines, surviving war turmoil and railroad evolution. Now fifty years in service, he runs the Rome express daily, earning trust and admiration from colleagues and officials alike.
Chicago report says the Democratic National Committee plans a vigorous push to carry northwestern states and Rocky Mountain regions. J B Atwood says speakers will tour the West to wage lively campaigns in debatables, while Mack intends a late September western trip. Martin Wade departs for Buffalo to start campaign events in New York.
Dr Chadwick argues the death of Jesus is the first gospel fact and its interpretation the key to saving power. He outlines sin as a heart attitude, not merely acts, and explains death as separation from God and the crucifixion as the means to bear sin. He emphasizes that salvation comes through accepting Christ’s death for sins, not by relying on mere cross presence.
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