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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1904
Page
2
A sermon exam ines Jesus teaching on turning the other cheek, going beyond retaliation, giving to beggars, and resolving offenses. It contrasts the old law’s eye for an eye with a higher standard of absolute self mastery, forgiveness, and societal harmony through love and restraint.
Rev Clarence J Harris succeeds Dr McGlaffin as pastor of the Universalist church and addresses a full house. His sermon centers on the ideal and the healing role of faith, urging members to live by Christlike imperatives and to embody church creeds through active service and brotherhood.
Dr White opened a February sermon series at the Young Men's Christian Association on the topic God is Faith in a Man. He cited Psalm eight and John three, stressing God’s interest in humanity shown by giving His Son to grant eternal life, and noting religion’s aim as God seeking lost people.
At St Mark Church the morning sermon on the sacrament drew from I Cor. x 24 31 focusing on the Lord's death until He comes. The preacher urged reverence for the Lord's supper and its monumental meaning for worshipers.
A string of testimonials from Atlantan readers tout the Paw Paw remedy as dramatically improving stomach trouble, insomnia, and general health. Letters describe relief from indigestion, rheumatism, colds, kidney issues, and debility after sample use and continued purchases.
The crowded audience at Central Presbyterian Church heard Dr Rice preach on the Lord's healing ministry. He spoke on Christ first healing a leper and the tenderness of the act, noting leprosy as a physical type of sin and reflecting on the sufferer’s isolation.
A scattered sermon fragment recalls Christ healing a leper and forgiving sins. It contrasts outcast sinners with Jesus who stretched forth his hand to cleanse and empower, calling Matthew the publican and proclaiming salvation to all in need, urging self-reflection.
Social items note Mrs Verdinand Phinzy of Athene Go visiting for Parth concert and luncheon guest of Mrs A W Calhoun. Mirs Franz Hawkins hosts luncheon for Ma eon party. Major Hanson arrives in private car. German Club hosts Valentine event at Capital City Club. Cotillion guests and visitors mentioned. Mr and Mrs Paul Westeller celebrate a son. Mrs Parsons of New York visiting belles. Misses Adele and Bertha Shaeffer honored at dinner and cotillion. Major and Mrs Tivingston Mims entertain for Misses Shaeffer and guests. Colville, Crosby, and other Montgomery figures attend.
Public notice offers valentines at ten dollars each with payment amount to be sent and selection of a 2 good one featured by The Columbian Book Co in Atlanta.
An advertorial note from Eastman Kodak invites readers to send for a free catalogue and lists Kodak products including films and developers. It provides a mailing address at 14 Whitehall Street and mentions full state improvements and a via act context.
Union members plan the twelfth anniversary of the Atlanta Federation of Trades at Turn Verein hall on Wednesday evening. James Duncan chief speaker of the AFL will deliver the main address. A large Granite Customs of North America delegation from Lithonia will attend. Jerome Jones of The Journal of Labor will be master of ceremonies and Mayor Howell will speak.
Sermon at Tabernacle Baptist by Dr Jon Broughton urges the poor to assert themselves in the upcoming Atlanta campaign. He denounces money lenders and garnishment, says poverty is not a crime, and calls for the poor to unite behind legislative change while criticizing current abuses by landlords and merchants. Also notes a schedule change for Central of Georgia Railway and hat cleaning ad.
Read Adams died late Saturday night. Funeral services were held this afternoon at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 2 48 o'clock. Rev Cc R Nisbet Dr Bridewell and Rev J G Patton officiated. Interment followed at Oakland. Deacons and church elders served as pallbearers. Mrs Rosina C Wall Dietyfs, Levi M Wellborn, Dr A R Holderby marked by church observances.
Levy, a wealthy Cleveland merchant, and his wife are in Atlanta en route to Daytona Florida for the winter. He praises Atlanta and visits friends while staying at the Piedmont, Kimball, Aragon, and Bijou area hotels. Numerous associates from Athens Nashville Knoxville and other cities are registered at the same hotels for a Southern Association of Railroad Auditors meeting.
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