Patriotism The Holy Spirit of the Nation Sermon
Dr L O Bricker of the First Christian church preached patriotic themes linking love of country to love of God. He urged justice tempered by mercy, warned against greed, and praised America's common people and moral leadership as foundational to enduring national strength and unity. Trust Company of Georgia notes savings deposits details and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Bricker
First Christian Church
Tim
Bricker
America
Gordy Jones Nuptials Quiet Society Ceremony
Americus Georgia June 30 special report notes the marriage of Miss Helen Gordy to Mr M A Jones at 7 oclock in the Gordy home on Lee street with Rev O B Chester officiating. Due to bereavement the ceremony was intimate with relatives and close friends. The couple left for Mobile and New Orleans then to south Florida for two weeks before settling in Florida where Jones works in the passenger department of a Florida line. The bride is described as one of Americus most attractive young women and friends extend best wishes.
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Mrs. Jones
Mobile
New Orleans
South
Florida
Mr. Jones
Americus
Woman's Most Successful Medicine for Women's Health
In this advertisement Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is praised as highly effective for female ailments. It touts 30 years of testimonials from women in Lynn Massachusetts and claims the preparation is harmless and restores health without surgical intervention.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E.pinkham
Four Boys Play Detective In Hayden Street Capers
Four youths in knee breeches read The Young Sleuth under an oak near Hayden and Orme streets. They trail four Black suspects into an alley at 53 Hayden, pursue them through James Street, and bring Johnny Walker to police, who later assists in locating the others. no meter thefts are proven. Fred Fitzhugh Lee, 15, leads the effort with teammates William Cecil Anderson, Michael Joseph Hanlon, and Clarence Maxwell Shearer, all residents on Hayden Street or nearby.
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Michael Hanlon
Johnny Walker
William Cecil Anderson
Clarence M. Shearer
Fitzhugh Lee
Hayden and Orme Streets
Hayden Street
Ormentreat
Decatur Street
Fred Fitzhugh Lee
Sherlock, Jr
Johnny
Fred Fitzhugh
Coon
Fred
Michael Joseph Hanlon
Clarence Maxwell Shearer
Orme
Sherlocks
James Street
Po- Hce
William Cewell Anderson
Iayden Street
Hayden Stret
Simpson Street
Quarles Turns Up in Marietta Street Saloon
A 25 year old man wearing a blue suit and bandaged hand entered a Greek saloon on Marietta Street and declared himself George Quarles, an escapee from a DeKalb county convict camp. He menaced patrons with a revolver but left unharmed, claiming he would stay in town. police later traced him to Inman Yards and placed detectives on alert.
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Marietta Street
George Quarles
DeKalb Counts
Juan Mitchell
Hls
Bureau of Information
DeKalb
Walley
Quarles
Alants
Atlanta
Inman Yards
Jett
Hag
Yankees Arrive in Stockholm for Olympiad
Stockholm welcomes the American Olympic team aboard the steamer Finland. J S Edstrom and Robert M Thompson address the crowd while Swedes hope to teach the visitors. The Finnland carries the stars of the games as Stockholm hosts a festive, flag adorned scene with 2000 to 3000 athletes arriving.
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Stockholm
Finland
J. S. Edstrom
Ning
Robert M. Thompson
New York Athletic Club
Camp Pettus to Host Southern State Militia Maneuvers
More than 200 mechanics and laborers under U S army officers prepare Camp Pettus in Anniston Alabama for four months of summer maneuvers starting July 6. The site, used during the Spanish American War, will host state troops from Alabama Tennessee South Carolina and North Carolina along with 1100 horses and mules. The $40 000 cost will cover townsite streets ditching kitchens bathhouses and utilities as troops practice marches and skirmish work.
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Anniston
Ala
United States
Alabama
South Carolina
Tennessee
Third Infantry
North Carolina
U. S
17Th Infantry
Fort McPherson
11Th Cavalry
Fort Oglethorpe
Viang
Camp Pettus
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Bijou Fourth of July Vaudeville Bill Promises High Attendance
Bijou management books top vaudeville acts for the week headlined by Dole and Compens a European novelty. Also on the bill McCormack and Irvin Al H Wild and Davin Allen and Davis with new screen at the Bijou. Forsyth offers Keith Vaudeville and Gua Edwards Song Revue starting its second week. Master Georgie Price Baby Cuddl es Burlesque Lusan Boardman prominent. Harrison Armstrong's Players Squaring Accounts Kappeler Brunay Hawiian Flirtation Henry and Franks Britt Wood Zonoree.
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Bijou
Dole
Compens
McCormack
Irvin
al H. Wild
Davin, Allen and Davis
Keith
Forsyth
Chambers
Gua Edwards
Forayeh
Georgie Price
Baby Cudles
Lusan Boardman
Jack Lamey
Harrison Armstrong
Kappeler and
Brunay
Henry
Franks
Vauderile
Britt Wood
Bible Schools Open This Morning for Six Week Session
Four daily vacation Bible schools under the Men and Religion Forward Movement begin at 8:30 a.m. at Ex position Cotton Mills Weasley Memorial Emanuel Baptist and the Fraser and Richardson Street colored mission. Teachers will be college students or graduates. The program includes Bible study manual training and organized recreation with no cost to pupils. About 400 children can be instructed and a large attendance is expected.
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Men and Religion Forward Movement
Exposition Cotton Mills
Weasley Memorial Church
Emanuel Baptist Church
Colored Mission
Fraser and Richardson Streets
Sulfosol Promoted as Blood Purifier for Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts Sulfosol as the great blood remedy to cure eczema and other skin issues. It claims the pure sulfur-based treatment treats blood taints and diseases like rheumatism and gout, noting availability from druggists or via Sulfosol Co in New York for a free booklet.
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Washington St
New York
Plans to Spread Seamen Strike Across Coastwise Lines
New York June 20 plans to spread the coastwise seamen strike were adopted by the Association of the National Transport Workers of America. If followed, at least 20 000 workers including Manhattan Brooklyn and New Jersey waterfront longshoremen will walk out tomorrow. Readiness to spread to American Line seen as key step amid reports crews removed from four coastwise steamers.
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New York
Association of the National Transport, Workers of America
Atlantic
Manhattan
Brooklyn
New Jersey
James Vidal
Marine Firemen
Oliers and Water Tanders’ Union
Atlantic and Gulf
Rhany
Vidal
Sabine
Clyde
City of
Savannah
Ei Sel
Morgan Line
Jamestown
Old Dominion
Areaml
Deadlock Stalls Congress Work Over Funding Crisis
Washington June 2 The Senate and House face a likely quorum absence as Congress delays the appropriation bill for the new fiscal year beginning tomorrow. Leaders promise a passage of a resolution to avoid a government shutdown, while House impeachment actions against Judge Archibald proceed. Manassas maneuvers require ship funds. Senate aims to vote on the chemical tariff bill and Lorimer case next week.
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Washington
Baltimore
Congress
House
Senate
Fumda
Robert W Archibald
Court of Commerce
Hay
Military Affairs Committee
Manassas
Aged Man Stabs Negro in Valdosta Road Incident
Valdosta Ga June 30 Jesse Moore an aged citizen stabbed an unknown negro who tried to enter his buggy. The assailant demanded a ride and grabbed the lines. Moore used a knife wounding the man then rode away. The wounded man vanished and authorities seek motive robbery and murder.
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Valdosta
Jesse Moore
Moore
Mr. Moore
Fourth of July sermon on shore lines of an ideal civilization
Dr. Hugh K. Walker preached at First Presbyterian on the Fourth of July, surveying U S progress since its birth and warning of dangers from a lack of fear of God. He argued past civilizations failed when religion gave way to material pursuits and urged an ideal society built on conscience, industry, and shared effort under God.
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Hugh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
United States
Plato
Thomas More
Bacon
Rome
Greece
Not Reliably Informed Incident on a Chicago Streetcar
A man in evening clothes clung to a footboard on a crowded Chicago surface car. The car jerked on a sharp curve, the gentleman fell onto cobblestones, was helped up by the conductor and about twenty passengers. He asked if there was a collision and was told no. he muttered that he would not have gotten off.
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Poplar Magazine
Chicago
Alee
Straits Visits Roosevelt in Oyster Bay June
Straits visits President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay in June but refuses to discuss politics, offering no comment on current events or policy.
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Oyster Bay
German Empress of Berlin Health Causes Anxiety
An authoritative source reports the German empress, recently returned from Bad Nauheim where she sought a cure, is under medical care and advised to withdraw from representative duties. doctors say her health requires caution and further rest.
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Berlin
Bad Nauheim
Chinese cabinet appoints new premier after vote
Pekin report says Cheng Hei has been appointed premier to succeed Tang Shai' with a 74 vote majority in the assembly. The decisive result signals ongoing tension around Yuan Shikai's influence and the political maneuvering in the capital.
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Pekin
Cheng Hei Ent
Mier
Tang Shai
Yuan Shi Kai
Yonkers Preface Reveals Secret About Woman and Train
Fragmented Yonkers clipping depicts a scene where a woman dismisses her maid and a man named Ethel Bookhy, with dialogue about affection and a forbidden kiss, reflecting a dramatic moment from an old newspaper page.
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Ethel Bookhy
Ethel
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