Southern Engraving Co Promises Prompt Engravings in Atlanta
A dense ad block highlights the Southern Engraving Co of Constitution Building, Atlanta, touting fast engraving services, zinc etchings, and newspaper illustrations. It urges merchants to advertise with cuts, promises on-time delivery, and reproductions for original illustrations. Also mentions Wells Sign Co and various storage and rental notices.
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Strong Sermons On Moses Pattern For Life And Faith
A preacher Rev. C P Byrd explains that Moses built the tabernacle to God’s pattern shown on Sinai. He urges believers to follow divine detail, noting Christ’s incarnation as the ultimate pattern and stressing obedience across all creation.
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The Works of the Devil Visible in Atlanta Sermon
Dr A R Holderby preaches at Moore Memorial on the works of the devil in Atlanta. He cites I John 3 8 and argues Christ’s mission to destroy evil, noting God’s purpose and the temporary power of Satan as the city faces saloons corruption and political dishonesty.
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Stop Diarrhoen and Stomach Crampo-Dr. Stegert’s Bitters Ad
An old classified ad layout offers Dr. Stegert’s Genuine Imported Angostura Bitters to stop diarrhea and cramps. In a separate note a lazy day reading suggestion mentions "Ghosts I Have Known" by John Kendrick Bangs and a play at a venue on Moevietta Street. Additional lines advertise agents wanted for canvassing with references and a savings offer of four percent at a bank trust corner Broad and Alabama.
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Two Paths of Life Urged by Dr. Quillian at Trinity
Dr. J. W. Quillian preached on Revelations urging that every person bears two possible characters, unjust and filthy or righteous and holy, shaped by external and internal forces. He warned that death seals one’s choices, with fate fixed on the scroll of eternity, and urged immediate faith in Christ to choose the good.
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Sermon on Discipleship and Cross Bearing at Merritts Avenue
The bishop delivers a sermon stressing discipleship through cross bearing and suffering, stressing the narrow path to the kingdom and warning against deceitful promises. The sermon cites Peter James and John and emphasizes grace as sufficient for endurance, with a call to repentance and steadfast faith.
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Busy People and Religion Sermon at First Christian Church
A large audience attended both services at the First Christian church yesterday. Morning preacher Mr. Maura spoke on busy lives versus spiritual welfare from I Kings 20, highlighting excuses and urging trust in God to provide needs. He urged faithful service over earthly rush and pressed souls to consider how they fare before God.
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Rest in the Lord sermon at First Baptist church
Rev Dr Landrum preached on Psalm 37 6 at the First Baptist yesterday morning urging rest in the Lord as salvation peace and rest from worry. He warned that unrest comes from sin and that conscience power torments the transgressor while faith in God brings strength and security.
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Shepherdless of the City sermon at Second Baptist
Rev. John White announced he will stay in the pulpit through summer. He preached on The Shepherdless of the City, urging deeper spiritual need beyond material aid amid Atlanta’s era of free lunch counters and practical Christianity.
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Shepherdless City and the Mission of the Church
A sermon laments urban shepherdlessness, urging the church to act. It warns that unguided crowds breed crime and moral decay, cites the French Revolution as a caution, and calls pastors to leave the pews to seek and bring the lost to Christ. The speaker exhorts believers to heed the Great Shepherd and compel all to come in.
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Heaven City and Eternal Rest in a Baptist Sermon
Rev William J Holtzclaw preaches on heaven as a city and country from Revelations 21 25 noting no night no candle no sun and eternal light. He contrasts earthly life with a glorious heavenly rest a city with many mansions prepared for believers through Christ’s death resurrection and intercession.
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Advertised Letters List for Atlanta Post Office
The weekly adv ertised letters at the Atlanta Georgia post office include a long Women and Men’s List with numerous names. Readers are asked to call and say advertised and pay one cent per letter upon delivery. The notice lists many individuals and several firms or organizations among the miscellaneous and business entries.
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