Wanted Help Advertisements and Loans Notices Mix
A late 19th or early 20th century classifieds page offers sales jobs in hardware, insurance, bookkeeping, and various positions with promises of commissions and guaranteed placements. Also notes money lending on real estate and personal loans, free dentistry, and a notice seeking the owner of a Jersey cow named Daisy with a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eg Tw Aomed
Busia
Adress W.S
P.O. Box
Philadephia
Care Constitution
Empire Gusiness Bureau
Grant Building
Pach
B. R. Bradfield
LaGrange
Ee Ona
Bstraigh
Atlanta
ES. McCandless
Kiser
Attormes
J T. Hotleman
West Alabama
Whyman & Connors
Altacle
S. W. Carson
S Broad St
V. Throneman
Equitable Loan and Security
Filcer
Gould
R. C Besaussure
Mmin
South Kirkwood
Daisy
Asmona Robson
West
Alabama Street
Arithmetic as a prayer to number our days at Second Baptist
The sermon by Rev. John E. White at Second Baptist pressed arithmetic as a guide to wisdom. He argued life is a mathematical problem God teaches us to solve, noting scripture that counts hairs, measures waters, and weighs mountains, urging careful use of time before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
John E. White
God
Apostle
Bibli Sb
David
Christ
Tor 2
Supreme Court
DeWitts Little Early Risers Praised by Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon Indiana recalls taking a trial bottle of DeWitts Little Early Risers during a period of poor health. He reports they helped him and he has used them ever since. The statements describe the pills as gentle, non gripping and effective in stimulating the liver and promoting regular bowel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Justice of the Peace
Adam Shook
New Lisbon
Ind
Able and Interesting Sermons Heard Yesterday in Atlanta Churches
Bishop Morrison of Louisville preached at First Methodist on partnership with God from Corinthians. He urged character formation through life’s tests, stressing that God and man work together and that salvation requires active church work. He highlighted the church’s mission to carry the gospel to the ends of the earth and praised the value of Christian death as inspiration and lifelong influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ©. Morrison
Louisville
First Methodist Church
Morrison
Corinthians
Adam
Hur
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Church
Hell
Bichon Worrison
Christ Receives Sinners in Free Grace and Humble Faith
A Jones Avenue Baptist sermon on Luke xvi 2 proclaims Christ receives sinners without delay, offers salvation by grace, and requires repentance humility. It urges the church to move forward, conquer unbelief, and fulfill marching orders to spread faith amid rising worldly opposition.
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Wiliam J. Holtzclaw
Christ
Jesus
Marnasseh
Nebuchadnezzar
Canaan
Bartimeus
Mary Magdalene
David
Easar
Matthew
Gaceheus
The Ninth Beatitude at First Baptist
The sermon at First Baptist by Rev Landrum on Revelation fourteen thirteen frames the Christian death as a blessing to both world and believer. He links Christ’s death and ascension to a heavenly benediction, notes that Christian deaths spare survivors broken hearts, and argues careless preparation worsens sorrow and risks hell.
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First Baptist Church
Br. Landrum
Mount Opéna
Parial
Christ
John the Baptist
Judas
Hell
Catholic View on Bible Authority and Interpretation
Dr Gunn argues Catholics cannot use private Bible interpretation as sole rule of faith. He cites church authority and a Catholic translation, contending the Bible remains sacred yet must be read within tradition. He defends the real presence in the sacrament and rejects divorcing church teaching from Scripture.
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Cnea
Vlain Bi-bie
Perancs
Christ
Moore Memorial Sermon Urges Forward March of Church
Dr A R Holderby preached at Moore Memorial on Exodus fourteen fifteen urging the church to advance in the new year. He said the work has not matched opportunities and urged greater effort to cross obstacles, citing Moses and Israel marching forward under divine instruction to reach the promised land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Pheas
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Lfe
Israel
Presbyterian Church
Satan
God
A. R. Holderby
Germen
Moore
Promised Land
Red Sea
Hosta
Jehovah
Moses
Camn
Onte
Pharaoh
Devil and Christmas in Atlanta Sermon Sparks Protest
Dr. Broughton preached on where the devil spent Christmas noting the Bible’s many references and Jesus’ exorcisms. He condemned Whitehall Street revelry as a disgrace, urging authorities to curb such behavior and keep Christmas sacred, calling for restraint and reform.
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Dr. Broughton
Jesus Christ
Mother Eve
Garden of Eden
Jesus
Atlanta
Whitehall Street
Hell
Whitehall
Christ
Low Christmas Rates From Atlanta and West Point RR
Atlanta and West Point Railroad offers round trip tickets at a low fare across multiple December dates and into January 1902 with final limit January 3. The service features Pullman sleepers superb dining, fast schedules, and sleeping car reservations via George W. Allen, J. P. Billups, and others at Pryor Street offices.
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Vie
Atlanta and West Point Railroad Company
Pullman Gleepera
George W. Alien
T. A
Christmas Holiday Rates On Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air Line railway offers round trip tickets for Xmas between all stations and to the Carolinas Virginia and Washington DC at one and one third fare. Sales December 21 22 23 25 26 and January 1 with return by January 3 1902. Students can buy December 16 to 22 return until January 1902. Obtain details at City Ticket Office No 17 Kimball House Union Depot. WM B. Fintz Traveling Passenger Agent.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Carolinas
Virginia
Washington
D. C
Enliegen
Sermon on Natural and Spiritual Goodness at St Lukes
Rev C B Wilmer preached on the parable of the sower from Luke eight and argued that true Christian faith goes beyond natural goodness. He urged believers to cultivate a good heart, trust in God through Christ, endure adversities as character-building, and express love as a transformative force guiding conduct and ministry.
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C. B. Wilmer
St. Lukes Episcopal Church
Greece
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Immanuel
Lfe
Wfe
John the Baptist
Jesus
John
St. Paul
Church of Christ
Be faithful unto death and join the church
At St Marks Methodist Episcopal church Dr Alonzo Monk preached on Revelation 11 10 urging fidelity to assume obligations as a Christian duty. He compared obedience to answering God's call with joining the church and serving as witnesses for Christ. He warned that Christ calls all to be volunteers and notes that one must obey promptly.
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South
Alonzo Monk
Lfe
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Calvary
Qnan
Chu
Yate Mt
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Se Ee
Ladies’ Home Journal
Urdas Evening Post
Curtis Publishing Co
Palladelphia Pa
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
J. _ J. Douglas Co
Second St
Louiside
Southern Dental Colege
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
Ifta
Draughon
Practical Business College
Connally
Maine
California
Business Personals
Southern Architect and Building News
Southern
Austell Pulide Ting
Atlanta Metal and Bottle Co
Grant Street
Robinson Fish
Norfolk
Joseph Robinson
M. L. Thrower
Forsyth Street
Eee
Inman Block
Mitchell Street
M. Ll Thrower
South Forsyth Street
Boley
Peachtree
Crew Street
Rawson
Forsyth
Tyson
Jacksonville
Fila
Eeesh Security Warehouse Co
Zil
Foundry St
W&a
Rerenee
National Life Insurance Company of
Vermont
John T Mondy
Mavtcer
Lowndes Bvaig
Second Baptist
U. S. Court
E. Pombroy
Temple Court
City
West North Avenue
R. E. Bell
Austell
H. Fi. Ashe
Y.M.C.A. Comer
Smith
George, E Johnson & Co
M. A. Fall
East Alabama
George EF Johnson
Whitehastree
Auburn’ Avenue
Peachtree Street
Whiteman, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Hatumato B. Whiteman
Everett, Ridley, Ragan & Co
First Methodist
Ottoom
Eddie Eagh
Dagale
Sedis Withers
Welk
Bo Westy
Beta Bieler
Cowles
Gage
Neven
Stephen
Dorcas
Abel
Jesse Mercer
George F. Pierce
Christian Brotherhoods
Jones Avenue Baptist
Ren
Elmers
Migs
Erace
Hose
Imzarus
First Baptist
Sacred Heart
Sia
Baptist Tabernaule
ST. Marks
Sré
Dia
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