Revival Begins With Big Crowd At St Pauls church
Revival opened at St Pauls Methodist with over a thousand in attendance. Dr Frenny Clay Morrison preached a blunt heart to heart sermon challenging backsliders and snake-warm members, urging duty and obedience to Christ. Fraser, pastor, praised the upcoming two weeks of services aimed at citywide spiritual revival.
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Frenny Clay Morrison
Fraser
Atlanta
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Outlanta
Soldier preacher Dr J S Bryan dies at 66
Dr J S Bryan, pastor of Veratur Methodist churn and former Decatur pastor, died last night at 7 46 p m at age 66. A Georgia native and Emory College graduate, he served forty years in the Methodist conference with a widow two sons Paul and Clem Evans Bryan and four daughters Susie Neille Ans oly Pope Bryan and Mrs Lee Johnson. Funeral at Decatur Methodist church Monday at 3 pm. interment Forsyth Ga Tuesday morning. The church board serves honorary escort. pallbearers named.
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Decatur
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Athens
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Forsyth
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Lee Johnson
Flat Rock
N.C
Decatur Methodist Church
Church
J. Harrard Greene
Rayne Gibson
T. W. Martin
W. J McCaila
J. W. Pearce
C. J Weekes
Orphans Home Struck by Lightning During Storm
A bolt of lightning struck the Steele Orphans' Home during a severe storm on Thursday around 3 o clock tearing off part of the tin roof. Forty negro children slept inside and were drenched as rain poured through the ruptured roof. No injuries occurred but panic ensued. Augusta Logar, in charge of the home, requests funds to repair the building.
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Steele
Augusta Logar
Snme
Man as Angel and the Call to Walk with God
A fragmentary sermon argues man is greater than angels yet imperfect without walking with God. It claims true contentment comes only through divine companionship, condemns worldly pleasure, and urges churchgoers to forsake entertainment and Sunday amusements in favor of spiritual life.
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American Churchea
Christ
Hell
President Wilson Praised by Pastor on Valor Sunday
Dr Hugh W. Walker of the First Presbyterian Church praised Woodrow Wilson for asking soldiers guarding the inauguration to step back and let the public approach. He spoke on The Pictured Prophecy of Humanity's Triumphal March, linking Christ lifting the common people to freedom from ignorance and tyranny. The sermon cited Jerusalem entry and figures from Stephen to David Livingstone as examples of elevating the masses toward God.
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Hugh W. Walker
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Walker
Christ
Jerusalem
Lor
Woodrow Wilton
Stephen
David Livingstone
Sunday Skies Show Clear Crisp Weather
Clear and crisp conditions marked Sunday with a steady breeze making the air feel cooler. Crowds filled the streets around the Candler building and Peachtre Street area while downtown onlookers explored the open movies and the novelty of the Sunday spectacle.
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Atreetn
Candler
Peachtre Street
Five ‘Point
General War Urged Against Child Labor
A mass meeting in Jacksonville Florida adopted a resolution urging abolition of child labor. It calls on the National Manufacturers Association and other groups to cooperate, naming organizations from the National Education Association to the American Federation of Labor. Speakers included Frederick H Hudson and Florence Kelley, with delegates filling the board of trade auditorium for several hours.
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National Education Association
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Florida State Senate
Park M. Trammeller
Mekenee
Washington
Tariff Considered On Its Human Side In Montclair Speech
William G. Redfield, new secretary of commerce in President Wilsons cabinet, spoke on the tariff on its human side during a local church course. He urged a real though moderate tariff reduction to restore faith in American industry, stressing the shop floor worker as the key asset and calling for reforms that reduce abnormal profits and unite the economy.
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William G. Redfield
Wilson
Menfield
Engineer Byron Smith Interred at Cordele
Cordele Georgia March 16 Special The remake of Byron Smith the young engineer killed yesterday morning at Warm Springs on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway when a trestle caved in was interred at Sunnyside cemetery in Cordele this afternoon. The body was brought from Manchester by special train with many friends and relatives. The funeral procession from the union depot was led by Woodmen of the World local camp with their burial ceremony. Survived by a wife married three months ago, his parents Mr and Mrs St T Smith in Crisp county and a brother Jack Smith of Cordele. Another brother Buford Smith is also an engineer on the A B and A. It is reported from Manchester the negro fireman disappeared when the engine crashed through the trestle and has not yet been located.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
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Manchester
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Woodmen of the World
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Crisp County
Jack Smith
Buford Smith
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Therestle
Aged Woman Cremated in Mill Settlement Fire
Mrs Manny Nash, an aged paralytic resident of a Charlotte cotton mill settlement, died burned in her room at her daughter’s home. The fire began from an unknown cause today, trapping her inside the building.
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Chanoue
Manny Nash
Charlotte
Cancer Facts From Science On Tumors And Removal
A historical overview explains cancer as a tumor of flesh where the remedy is surgical excision. It notes cancer is not caused by bacteria, describes benign and malignant growths, and outlines how malignant tumors spread by lymph or blood vessels, with emphasis on age 40 and the need for removing nearby lymph nodes during surgery.
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Europe
America
Georgia State Board of Health
Jay
Wien
Leeuwin Weaver
Bodies of Bolt children lost in storm near Curryville
Calhoun Ga March 16 i Special The search for the missing bodies of the three Bolt children blown away with their dwelling house in the great g cloud at Curryville and dale has proved unsuccessful as waters rise in creeks and river If their bodies were carried into the creek recovery will be days off Physicians report no further deaths among the injured The relief fund at Calhoun grows and will aid the worst cases Reports of further county property damage continue but no new deaths have occurred.
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Bolt
Curryville and
Dale
Jasper Walraven
Murie Barnes
Texas Leads States in Crop Producing
Washington March 16 Illnois yields to Texas as premier crop producer Texas remains top with 407 160 000 from twelve crops in 1912 led by cotton Illinois second with 289 226 000 Iowa third Missouri fourth Ohio dropped to fifth Michigan and others followed Missouri 199 7 9000 and Ohio 199 718 900 in the second tier states like Indiana New York Nebraska Wisconsin North Carolina Alabama Oklahoma Michigan Kentucky South Carolina Mississippi Tennessee California produced above 100 000 000 with total crop value across the nation at 4 695 161 000 the year 1912 compared with 4 558 000 000 in 1911 and 4 496 647 000 in 1910
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Mississippi
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