May Tabernacle Convention Highlights Mission Progress
The May convention of Tabernacle Baptist church missions and institutions convened at the Tabernacle with Rev Len G Broughton presiding. The annual report showed 1508 in Sunday and high schools, 821 in average attendance, $168.33 raised for missions, 78 mission Sunday school services, 8 in home school, 70 professions of religion, and 27 new church joiners. Programs included yearly mission talks and hymn responses across multiple streets and projects.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Tabernacle
Len G. Broughton
Mission Sunday School
Mission Sunday
Rescue Home
Mission
Church
W. A. Hemphill
Home School
Sme
Ed.h. Peacock
the Tabernacle
Boulevard
W.R. Harris
Exposition Park
Gilmer Street
A. M. Smith
Halsey Street
W. C. ‘Smith
Benediction
A. L. Monerieg
London’s Easy Money Market
London reports a quiet stock exchange week after month-end demand, May dividends easing rates slightly. Bulgaria plans a 109 million branca loan in Paris at 6 percent, possibly tightening gold supplies. Market watch focuses on peace news from South Africa, with anticipation fueling or dampening activity across sectors.
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Stock Exchange
London
Bulgaria
Paris
South Africa
Louisville
Nashville
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pennsylvania
Comfort as answer to sorrow at colored Congregational church
Rev. AH H Proctor preached at the First Congregational church colored yesterday morning. A large audience heard him present comfort from Christ. He explained questions of sorrow, purpose, and endurance, citing Jesus’s example in Gethsemane and the bearing of pain through faith.
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AH. H. Proctor
H. H. Proctor
First Congregational Church
Colored
Christ
Jesus
Father
Safe Advice for Patients on Exercise
A dialogue in Indianapolis News notes a doctor saying exercise is perfectly safe for patients to start, yet acknowledges that most do not actually follow the advice. The exchange underscores the common gap between medical guidance and patient adherence.
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Indianapolis
Shrine Delegation Plans 8000 Mile Western Tour
A large Atlanta Yaarah Temple Shriners delegation heads the annual Imperial Council session in San Francisco. Noble J. C. Beam leads the trip via Southern and Santa Fe routes, two Pullman sleepers, and a 33 day itinerary through New Mexico Arizona California Oregon Yellowstone and beyond ending back in Atlanta July 3.
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Imperial Council of Opie Shriners of North America
San Francisco
Cal
Atlanta
Yaarah Temple
Potentate Forrest
Adair
Noble Jack Wilson
Noble J. C. Beam
New Mexico
Arizona
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Park
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
Denver
Western Hemisphere
West
J. C. Beam
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Memphis
Ariz
Williams
Grand Canyon
Colorado River
Williams, Ariz
Ash Fork
Pasadena
San Diego
Coronado Beach
Castilina
the Big Trees
Mount Lowe
Southern Pacific
Oreg
Pocatello
Moncda
Yellowstone National Park
Moneda
Salt Lake
Grand Junction
Marshall Pass
Salida
Manitou
Pike's ‘Peak
Colo
Kansas City
St. Louis
Louisville
Ghattanooga
Sun's Torrid Rays Drive City Folk to Sylvan Dells
The sun drenched Atlanta drew thousands to Grant Park and nearby pleasure spots. The Fifth Regiment Band opened the season with a sacred and classical program while benches, concessions, boats on Lake Abana, and visits to the zoo kept crowds engaged. Cia the elephant delighted children as animals received much attention.
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Sylvan Dells
Grant Park
Park Board
Fifth Regiment
Yeater
Lake Abana
CIA
Jeviathan
Hall Caine Greeting as He Reaches New York
Hall Caine, famed for Shakespearean look alike, arrives in New York on a U S trip and is greeted by Ignatius Donnelly who jokes about Lord Bacon. The Sumerville Journal recalls Caine receiving city freedoms yet constrained by committee schedules.
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Hall Caine
Shakespeare
New York
America
Ignatius Donnelly
Lord Bacon
How It Might Be Spoken Baltimore News Fragment
A fragmentary narration describes a witness claiming a man stole a hammer and fled, with the magistrate urging calm. The exchange mentions attempts to restrain the suspect, a policeman being called, and a remark about crate tack. The passage ends reflecting on adapting speech to circumstances.
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Baltimore
Political Gossip From Georgia Capital and Gubernatorial Scene
A Georgia political gossip column reports on Joe Terrell’s speech at Forsyth and its expected impact on the gubernatorial race. It notes Buoyant chatter in Macon and Dalton about Terrell Estill Guerry and Smith, with discussions of possible dark horses and expected campaign openings in Bibb and Whitfield counties.
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Joe Terrell
Tim
Georgia
Jalata
Colonel Smith
Jim Smith
Tose
Wale
Macon
John’ Temple Graves
Graves
Joseph M. Terrell
M. Terrell
J. 3
Estill
South Georgia
Terrell
Coonan
Pollttglars
T. Hodge
Warren Grice
Johnston Leads Early Race For State School Commissioner
The Albany Herald reports Hon Mark Johnston leads early in the race for state school commissioner with a platform favoring uniform text books local control of funds by county boards no cross state fund division and preference for Southern authors and publishers. Dougherty Blakely and Gibson County crowds praise his stance and energy as he campaigns across the region with appearances in Glascock Sandersville and Gibson Court House.
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Efferson
Richmond
Oscar P. Braselton
Pendergrass
Quarterman and Johns
Winder
Braselton
Jefferson
John N. Holder
Jackson County
J. N. Holder
John .N. Holder
Holder
Mark Johnston
Albany Herald
Mark. Johnston
Blakely
Dougherty County
Johnston
County Boards of Education
Atlanta
Dr. Johnston
Atate
Glascock County
Gibson
Court House
Glenn
Sandersville
DeWitts Little Early Risers Earn Praise From Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Adam Shook of New Lisbon Indiana recalls trying a trial bottle of Dewitts Little Early Risers for health. He says they helped him greatly and he has used them ever since. The remedy is described as safe reliable and gentle not causing griping or distress while stimulating the liver and promoting regular bowel action.
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Dewitt
Justice of the Peace
Adam Shook
New Lisbon
Ind
Gypsy King Seeks License To Tell Fortunes In City
A striking figure claiming to be the Gypsy King visited Atlanta police headquarters seeking permission to perform fortune telling for the public. He claimed his camp was outside the city and discussed licensing, noting Atlanta bans fortune tellers. The exchange included references to a Licenses King, and the Gypsy King departed on a black pony after warning of city nonprogressiveness.
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Daniel Boone
Atlanta
Philippines
South Africa
Hunter
Guy
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Kana
la Junta
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Summerville Journal
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Bibb
Bibb County
Dalton
Whitfield County
Umpkin
Stewart
G. Y. Harrell
G. R. Brown
A. F. Perkins
H. W. Chestnut
H. C. Coleman
W.K. Johnston
T. Holliday
M. D. Davis
B. F. Hawes
Chestnut
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Virginia Mountain Resorts
Mineral Springs
Blue Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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