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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1903
Page
8
A fragmentary line hints at a yard at rest and scouting efforts, with unclear allyship and dwindling doubt about intentions or control, leaving readers unsure of who leads and what exactly is being monitored or planned.
Fragmentary notes indicate a suspect charged in a Tolbert area case and multiple citizen deaths reported today near Arlington and Sumb. Details are unclear due to OCR issues but reference a 310 figure and a town incident affecting residents.
Ev L G Broughton recounts the Jezebel story from first Kings, tracing Jezebel’s influence on Ahab, the rise of Baal worship, Elijah’s challenge on Carmel, and the eventual downfall of Jezebel. The preacher warns of the dangers of idolatry, corrupt leadership, and societal decline driven by powerful immoral figures.
Second Baptist Church continues a sermon series on What I Believe and Why by Dr. John S. White. The third sermon on the Divinity of Christ argues that Christ is the living heart of Christianity and that denying Him weakens religion. It emphasizes Christ’s central place shaping doctrine and faith, contrasting his divine sonship with human claims.
A reader from Macon Mississippi writes about recovering from a summer cold using Cheney's Expectorant, noting strong confidence in the remedy after taking a few doses.
A preacher outlines three sources of authority the Bible history and human heart arguing Jesus Christ is more than a mere man. He cites Old Testament prophecies New Testament testimony and historical impact to claim Jesus as the divine savior and ruler of civilization. He contrasts Christ with Unitarian views and stresses Jesus’ ongoing influence on culture education law and morality.
Pastor William J. Holtzclaw addressed a large congregation on secret orders in Atlanta, detailing Freemasons origins from Solomon's temple to early American lodges, and noting active local Mason lodges and Odd Fellows presence in the city. He cited Masonry branches, high degrees, charitable works, and a Philadelphia orphan project by William Elkins.
The Elijah Clarke chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution raises funds to erect a monument to General Elijah Clarke in Athens and may move his remains from Wilkes county. The group has over $100 in hand and plans entertainments to grow the fund, aiming for unveiling in 1902 with a possible state conference visit.
In Anniston a Southern Car and Foundry plant fire destroyed part of the facility. J M Elliott of Gadsden viewed the ruins with city officials. Loss now estimated at about 30,000 dollars, only partially insured. A Campbell of Pittsburg, assistant to President Hauser, expects a rebuilding decision within days.
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