End of World Prophesied in 1921 by Atlanta Evangelist
Evangelist W A Cuddy preaches on streets of Atlanta predicting the world’s destruction likely in 1926 based on Revelation. He cites Rome’s fall, exile of Christians to American wilderness, and the rise of ten new governments leading to a global beast system and a false messiah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. A. Cuddy
Rome
Chris- 3
America
China
Port Royal
Charleston
Satan
New Jerusalem
Father
End of the World Doctrine Speaker in Atlanta
Evangelist Cuddy teaches second coming prophecy urging believers to wear the cross as mark of true faith while others face tribulation and death. He cites Revelation and Thessalonians, claims 1974 as possible end, and notes his long itinerant ministry with no steady pay, based in Atlanta at 66 North Forsyth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuddy
Christ
Jesus
Png
Hell
Jesus Christ
Corinthians
Raldair
Thessalonians
New Jerusalem
New York City
Arrison
Major Halford
Atlanta
Harrison
Arizona
Scotland
England
Barclay
Chimy
Forsyth Street
Alog
Duchess of Manchester to Lease Kylemore to Royal Visit
London dispatch reports the Duchess of Manchester plans to lease Kylemore Castle in Ireland as King Edward VIII considers a royal visit. The king may settle the property as a royal residence for the prince and princess of Wales, though the duchess would not sell it. Her father’s funds cannot support the estate, and the king abandons buying it outright to use it temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Manchester
Ireland
England
London
Edward
Kylemore Castle
Zimmerman
Io Law
King Edwards
Kylemore
Consuelo
Prince and Princess of Wales
Eave Kylemore
Tanderagee
Papa Zimmerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ures
Church of Christ
Roman Empire
Xyii
Evangelist
Europe
Arice
Jerusalem
John v
Elijah
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Grecia
Romsan
S. H. Oppenheim
East Alabama St
Bell
Ape
Shawn Kydd
Per. Rus
Cape North
Nursery
Mother Goose
Barney Oldfield
Willis Wall Paper Co
Bell Phone
N. Broad
Heaven
Matthew Xsty
Daniel
Nebrews
Inquisition
W. F. Nelson
Lucia Wilke
Caroline
Wis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!