Massive Revival Boosts Baptist Growth in Atlanta Churches
A central Baptist meeting in Atlanta reports 490 additions and many conversions over two days, with Grant Park leading at 34 new members and Emanuel church seeing every Sunday school member over nine profess faith. White congregations total 352 new members, while 114 join at Wheat Street's colored church. meetings extend to theater and street venues, with multiple shops and firms hosting evangelists and singers as revival spreads citywide.
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Demonstration Days in Southeast Georgia Schedule
Southeast Georgia hosts all day farm demonstration events from May 26 to June 12, showing machinery in operation from plowing to threshing and canning, plus hog serum inoculations. District Agent Ce V Cunningham and partners organize the tours with meals and practical farming schools at Quitman, Valdosta, Nashville, Tifton, Douglas, Blackshear, Jesus, Barley, McRae, Mount Vernon, Lyons, Haw River, Cochran, Ocilla, and Fitzgerald.
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Suffragettes Demand End to King Name Dignity Contested
London May 25 militants of the Womens Social and Political Union filled a hall shouting Shoot the King. Mildred Bula Mansel presided and hailed arrests at Buckingham Palace. She declared royal name and office disgraced as supporters announced large contributions, including a Glasgow woman sending 5000 dollars.
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Georgia Conductor Killed by Own Train
Social Circle Georgia May 25 Special Conductor Charlie F Green long time Georgian railroad employee for twelve years was killed at the depot this morning while making up his run for a return trip to Monroe He stepped aside as a passing freight train moved and was crushed when the locomotive dragged him several yards He died about two hours later at the depot scene and his death is attributed to injuries suffered in the encounter with his own train.
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Whitfield Woman Dies After Drinking Acid
Dalton, Ma. special report states death by own action was the conclusion of the coroner's jury into the death of Mrs Minnie Kettles a living matron of the Crow Valley settlement. She was found dead on her bed by her husband on his return from the city. From burns on the face and the medical examination it was found she killed herself by drinking carbolic acid. The vial was found in the stove in the kitchen. Beltley was about 25 years of age.
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J R Anderson speaks to 4th District School
Carrollton on Way 25 notes J Randolph Anderson, president of the Georgia senate and gubernatorial candidate, spoke at the closing exercises of the Fourth Thatrice Agricultural and Mechanical college. His address urged industrial training, recalling his role in creating district colleges and his chairmanship of the district schools board. He planned to visit Newnin and Grange on Saturday June to continue campaigning for governor.
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Semi Monthly Pay Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington May 2 The New York statute requiring railroad corporations to pay employees semi monthly in cash was upheld as constitutional by the supreme court.
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New Britannica Ad Promises Best Knowledge For Home Use
An advertisement touts the New Encyclopaedia Britannica as the world’s premier general reference. It claims 28 volumes with 44 million words across 41,000 articles, 14,689 illustrations, 300 maps, and 500,000 index references, produced by 1,500 specialists from 21 countries. The pitch stresses authority, low upfront cost, and a limited two day sale with payments of $5 now and rising prices after May 28.
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Whole Britannica set offered for five dollar down
A sales pitch promises 29 Britannica volumes delivered after an initial $5 payment with monthly installments. It touts practical information to boost earnings, cites flexible payment plans, and warns that prices rise after a Thursday sale deadline.
The One Great Book of Sound Knowledge for Children
An endorsement of Encyclopaedia Britannica as a trustworthy, well written home and school read. It emphasizes reliable authors, clear style, and influence of successful people to shape children’s reading taste and language skills.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica binding offer with payment options
A reader notice describes binding a Britannica set in cloth binding for 137.75 dollars, with a later price rise after May 28th and options to pay in full or in installments. It invites subscribers to mail a filled form with two initial payments of five dollars and to choose payment methods including cash, check, or installments.
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