Dr Lee Preaches Old-Fashioned Sermon at Trinity Church
Dr Lee delivers first sermon as Trinity pastor after twelve years away from Atlanta. He cites Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling as text and urges works as proof of salvation. Large congregation hears address praised as helpful by Rev Heidt and others. Lee’s career history notes Park Street, St. Luke, and return to Trinity. he stays with Judge Westmoreland.
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J Wn. Lee
Trinity Church
Atlanta
Dr. Lee
Dr. Heidt
Oxford
Lee
Christ
Luther Burbank
H. 5. Bradley
Trinity
Br. Lee
Park Street
Warlike sermon urges Christians to fight social sins
At morning service Rev. A R Holderby preached from Tim 1 17 urging Christians to engage in spiritual warfare against the world the flesh and the devil. He warned the church has grown passive while intemperance licentiousness corruption and social evils rise and called ministers and lay leaders to rally the faithful to oppose them.
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A R Holderby
Church
Atlanta
Christias
Dr Broughton Repeats Criticism of Bible Critics
The speaker deplores modern Bible criticism and defends primitive Christian doctrine. He cites England’s 1700s era lax morals, German skepticism, and historical revivals to claim faith strengthens civilization. He urges unwavering belief in the Bible and Christ’s atonement as the path to salvation.
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Broughton
Boston
Ista
England
Archbishop Leighton
Isenc Taylor
Mr. Tracy
Thackeray Massey
Macaviayana
Moses
Israel
Corinth
Paul
Thia
Imir
Boasi
Germany
Holtzmann
Geremany
America
Rome
France
Hector
Jone
God
Wesley
Whitfield
Fletcher
A Modern Pilgrim's Reason Thanksgiving Sermon
Dr Moore Sanborn delivered a Thanksgiving sermon at the Unitarian church, arguing dreaming precedes action and unity underlies religion. He urged service to others, moral universalism, and the Golden Rule as guiding forces, calling for social justice and compassionate action across creeds.
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Dr. Moore
Sanborn
Unitarian Church
Walter Yarbrough Swallows Laudanum and Whisky Near Death
Walter Yarbrough an engineer living at Vining Station was found unconscious at the foot of a stair on Marietta Street near Broad yesterday afternoon. He told Captain Moon he took whisky and laudanum to end his life. He was taken to the police barracks then Graay hospital, where doctors reported he was improving and likely to recover in a few days.
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Walter Yarbrough
Vining
Marietta Street
Broad Street
Whilins
Caty
Yarbrough
Jum
Graay Hospital
Moon
Advent sermon opens ecclesiastical year at St Anthony
Rev Father Jackson's morning Advent sermon at St Anthony centers on Romans urging Christians to shed darkness and clothe themselves in light. He stresses continuous virtue, daily preparation for Christ’s birth, and the need to cast off sin and its occasions, embracing steadfast spiritual armor.
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Father Jackson
St. Paul
Christ
Paul
Hfe
Ught
Jesus Christ
Advent Reflections On Preparing Souls For Grace
The text urges believers to prepare their souls for the reception of God’s graces, stressing love’s transformative power and the joy that follows a devout Advent. It speaks of loving God, sacrificing willingly, and living as new creatures, working during the day for Christ’s return and freedom from sin. It ends with hopeful anticipation of entering Christ’s kingdom.
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Christ
Ameo
The Store of the Hour and College Football Irony
An early 1900s excerpt notes The Store of the Hour advertising new stock from Cole Book Company on Whitehall Street and includes a playful line about football injury headlines from President Jamey Burrill Angell of the University of Michigan. The piece blends commerce with a theatrical exchange as a reflection on the sport.
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Giba
Cole Book Company
Whitehall Street
Philadelphia
Bulletin
Jamey Burrill Angell
University of Michigan
Farmer Laments Road Hazard as Cows Block Way
Bucolic scene on a country road from Brooklyn Life describes an old man guiding two cows homeward while a speeding automobile threatens to strike. The driver yells to move aside and the farmer quips that it might be wiser to hit the cows or him rather than let profit slip away.
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Brooklyn
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Mond Palace
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