HELP WANTED iLink and various trade ads
A batch of classified help wanted notices from an old newspaper page. Listings include positions for light local labor at iLink, barber students at Moler Barber College in St Louis, cabinet and show case makers in Columbus, traveling salesmen in Dallas and Chicago, clerical and trade openings, and sales agents for magazines and dye stuffs. Also notes on civil service exams, sewing room work, and jewelry advertising commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iLink
Lght
P. O. Box
Birmingham
Alo
Moler Barber College
Market St
St Louis
Columbus Show Case Co
Enabue
Triumph Co
Dallas
Tex
Southern Business Bureau
Empire Business Bureau
Tttte
Plough-Williams Co
Manhattan
Chicago
Civil Service
Columbian Correspondence College
Washington
Southern Architect and Building News and Daily Construction Bulletin note
Business notices and personals along with ads for storage dentistry and remedies appear. Includes auction bid notice on Wellhouse & Sons judgments, architecture contractors and suppliers, storage warehouse at Foundry St, free dental work offers, Swamp Root beneficiary addresses, and a monthly regulator remedy claim with Dr Jackson Co. reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellhouse & Sons
Las
W_ Hill
Southern Architect and
Southern
Austell
Atlanta
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
Dr. Jackson Co
Dearborn St
Onicago
Notable Pleas for Better Living from City Pulpits
Notable Pleas for Better Living were heard at FIRST BAPTIST as Rev Dr Landrum spoke on Baptist Beliefs from II Corinthians xh 2:1 1 Go ye therefore and teach all nations baptizing them into the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Ghost. The sermon emphasized baptism as burial in water and the Lord's Supper as the second ordinance kept in original order. The talk argued faith before baptism before the Lord's Supper and urged adherence to biblical sequence and nonsectarian observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrum
Jesus Christ
Christ
Churchea
Baptist Association
Georgia Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Convention
New Pastor Dr Alonzo Monk Opens Merritts Ave Church
The first service of Dr Alonzo Monk at North Avenue Presbyterian was held at 3 pm. He announced a three month probation period and spoke on pleasing God rather than people. He urged support as the Methodist group builds a new church at Peachtree and Fifth streets and shared reflections on faith, leadership, and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Monk
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Merritts Avenue
Peachtree and
Fifth Streets
Monk
Hils
iNo
God
First Christian Sermon Emphasizes Christ's Return Looms
Rev S B Moore urged careful preparation for the second coming citing I Corinthians 1 7 and Revelation The sermon linked Old and New Testament expectations of Christ’s return and warned listeners to be ready whether or not Christ comes in their lifetime He urged faithfulness and readiness to give account of stewardship.
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S. B. Moore
Lord Jesus Christ
Mr. Moore
Christ
Ufe
God
Para
Jerusalem
Catholic Church and the Bible A Lecture by Father Gunn
Father Gunn discusses why Catholics do not privately interpret the Bible as their rule of faith while affirming the Bible as a sacred document. He explains the church as guardian and interpreter, the priestly habit of daily scripture readings, and the lay obligation to hear the New Testament read at Sunday Mass. He notes historical papal bans on modern language Bibles and argues the church's role in preserving and guiding biblical texts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Gunn
Dr. Gunn
Christ
Etlil
Church
Hallam
Pius IV
Wrycliffy
Lyndale
Were there Bibles in the Vernacular Before the Reformation
The discourse traces 13th and 16th century church actions restricting vernacular translations. It cites 1229 and 1559 as moments of forbidding translations without papal sanction, arguing that readers must assess Catholic authority versus non Catholic claims. The speaker promises to answer if vernacular Bibles existed before the Reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickliffe
Tyndale
Cranmer
Unbelief in the Church sermon at Moora Memorial
Dr. A R Holderby preached on unbelief among the church at Moora Memorial church citing Jeremiah as "the weeping prophet." He warned of divine judgments for sin, urged lament over the unsaved, and criticized church apathy, infidelity, and worldly care as hindering gospel work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moora Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Judea
Jie
Christ
Jesus
Church
Atlanta Post Office Uncalled Letters List December 7 2001
The Atlanta Georgia post office releases the weekly uncalled letters list for the week ending December 7 2001. It includes a long Ladies and Gentlemen’s List with numerous names from Adams Adkins Allen Abernathy Brown Bridges Beesly and many others. Please call advertised letters and remit one cent per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
E M Adams
A G Adkins
Louise Allen
Sarah Abernathy
Mamle, Brown
Minnie Blanche
Disoo Barn
C A Biggs
RA Bird
Nona Bridges
Ada Beesly
Ellen Barrett
Ida Mae Frevwn
Anne Cross
Eja Chambers
Ellen Meade Clarks
Mise L . Callins
Gena Chancey
Warren Clayton
Eliott
Jennie England
Ruth Elder
Hattie Harrie
Sus Lou Harwell
Mattie Handrick
Mattie Harriott
Nannie Harrison
Pernell Henderson
Viola V Hatch
Lula Howard
Maude Harris
Nelle Hampton
Lucy Huff
J L Harrison
Fannie Johnson
Alma King
Elsie Knight
Wally Kinebrew
Minne Kilo
M Isad
Nancy Lewis
Rieller Law
Ea Lewis
Kate Lorenes
Helen Lawier
Fannie Larter
Alice iLnder
Mollie Nichols
Emma
Newton
WA McGuire
Low Miller
May Mook
Ste
Annie Shelter
Smith
Lula Shofner
Ider Smith
Emily Schwimmer
I Sheley
Hmmie Sanford
W ‘Shannon
Charlotte Smith
Memle Sherman
Mary T Smith
Mary Willis Ndeel
M Smith
Butch Biater
Tha Starres
Sarah Smith
B Scott
Mare Seals
Laura Stewart
Ellie Strowler
Leith
Syton Stertene
May & Ze
T A Seals
Mary E Sutton
He Summers
Avior
Fay Mary Thomas
Trottt
Eves Thurman
Kietta
Truttt
Matilda
Fragmented Reader List of Names and Businesses
A dense OCR list of names, titles, and miscellaneous businesses appears. It reads like a random roster or directory snippet with numerous personal names, firms, and places, interleaved with stray fragments and OCR errors. The fragment lacks a clear event or narrative.
New Cafe Car Service on Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Line inaugurates cafe car service on the Metropolitan Limited between Atlanta and New York. The line runs daily with a la carte meals and Pullman sleepers, offering luxury dining on through trains to Norfolk Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. Tickets available at the Kimball House Atlanta office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Seaboard Air Railway
Metropoltan Limited
Hamlet
N.C
Aliman
Atlanta
New York
827 Line
Holiday Photographs and Dwarf Tree Banter
The item mentions a dwarf Japanese bee sold for $1,200 and discusses dwarfing forest trees. It includes directions for miniatures, growing tips, and notes on Japanese dwarfs. The text blends novelty items with experimental horticultural chatter and price references from the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Boston Transcript
Faye
Pamald Nantes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nunnally Bros
Alabama St
R. Hatner
Chester
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Libéral Commission
Zarema Diamond Co
Adams Street
Nnde
Calla
Rimontal
J. W. Gunnels
Toledo
Ohio
WARRY
Mutual Exchange
Beaver
Colo
McCandless
Wiser
J.T. Hotleman
Alabama
Whyman & Connors
Equitable
Georgia
W. Carson
T Holleman
Ioana
West Alabama
R. C DeSaussure
Inman
Tolman
Austell Pollaiing
Lind
American Feather Co
Williams House
Marietta
Bell
AED Warrendorff
P.O
Box 291
Seaale
South
Atanta Metal and Bottle Co
Grant St
Atlanta Wire and Iron Works Co
N. Broal
Rower
Forsyth Street
John
Woodeid
Sah ME Ee Eee
Courtland
Rowa
D. Ee Ecs
First Baptist
Capitol Ave
Arset
Foster
Lec Fresh
Mae Sterling Silver
Julius R. Watts & CO
Joewsiers, West Alabama
Nan Bicole
Asdf
AL L. Thrower
Suth Abe
I Sorsyth
First Christian
Sacred Heart
Charles W. Cranisian
Diamona Merchanana Jeweler
Williiias Si
Allaita, Ga
Moore Memoral
Dr.Bell
Buaseli
Wahttehall
Vaughn Ja Willams
Katie Wiewy
de Duncan
Soghianeas
Peter
Dr. Bennett
EF Garton
Len Percenberg
Iver
Golncke
Erie Howard
Itt
Thenry Hodeking
WH Heaton
aSarson
Johnnie Harrie
Symne
H KG Hayes
Sam Winkie
RA Hall Wi Hunt
Hendrix
D Hémmock
J EB Haraio
Snes
James Lover
Star
Srs
Ayer
J McKay
Jim Rioades
GB Wetly
Edd Michal
Marc Mermod
John Mongue
G MacPantell
Murphy
Martin Wyatt Moore
Fr. Moland
MM Mecors
Manve
Vin Maddox
Louis Mack
C T Mabry
Daniell T Norwood
Ray Owens
Paris
Parsona
Prevton
Horace M Parham
HB Persons
Joseph Philips
A D Robinson
Tommie
Liam Rhodes
Mason Rolly
Milner
Link Riggins
Eugene Ro
Chatman Rhodes
Charles Hose
Ing
F J Borrow
Harry Rosey
R 2
Robertson
Sherman Rowland S
Wilie Simpson
Henry Smith
Wt Saxton
John D Stewart
Stamp Steel
Geo Seals
Jos T Struther
D A Smiley
Conrad
Tharpe'Sanders
J Ft Sriverer
F* L Scott
HF Smith
G Simpson
O Sims
Staith
Dr Sharheong
TF Thompson
Mr Taylor
Rey D Taylor
Shamon Trusty
W M Thoms
Arthur T Ve
Planta Press Association
Moody
Brster
Morris & Co
Magon Pulsar & Phys
Peavy Wood and Corl Co
People’s Electric Art
Mill Mac & Co
National Firm Society
Wolcott & Occorn
The
Grays Centite Tal Paper Bag Co
Alexander & d0
Maddox
Condon Art Gallery
Whitehall
Aalabama
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