Responsibilities of Wealth Discussed by Asa Candler
Asa Candler spoke to the Hiple class of the First Christian Church on wealth and ethics. He cited his $1,900,000 gift to the Methodist University as a public example and warned that wealth increases danger to the soul unless tempered by grace. He argued Jesus taught wealth raises moral peril and urged personal responsibility, noting power and money require careful stewardship to aid or harm society.
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G. Candler
First Christian Church
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Cliss
Clase
Saint Paul
Hercules
Wilson and Harvey Bury The Hatchet In New Jersey
A dispute between Governor Wilson and editors Harvey and a Colonel Harvey is detailed with remarks calling Wilson a school master. The widening rift followed a club conference and a Harper's Weekly embarrassment claim. Both editors later backed Speaker Clark for the democratic nomination.
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Watterson
Wilson
Harvey
Harper's Weekly
Colonel Harvey
Speaker Clark
Will Zimmer Dinner for Atlanta Hotel Men
Will Zimmer entertain the Atlanta Hotel Men's Association with a dinner at Kimballville on Monday afternoon. See TODAY for the sensation at the Atlanta. It will be talked of all season and no drama in years is more stirring than TODAY. See it at the Atlanta.
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Adams
Cnaring L. Young
Pankrune
Gerber
Tei
Atlanta
Ronviste
Will Zimmer
Will Vs Zimmer
Kimballville
Old Recipe for Strengthening Weak Kidneys and Bladder
An old advertisement extols Stuart's Buchy and Juniper Compound to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate normal activity. It claims relief from backache headaches dizziness and bladder pain by taking a spoonful after meals and avoiding sugary foods.
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Stuart
Atlanta Peace Day Concert and Clerical Appeals
A large Atlanta gathering featured Chopin's Funeral March and solo by Grace Lee Brown Townsend, with choral works led by Dr. Kraft and a benediction by Bishop Candler. Separate reports describe Peace services led by Dr. A R Holderby and Father Jackson urging prayer for world peace, plus Georgia communities observing Peace Day with church services and cotton dress displays by Georgia Baptist girls.
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Kraft
Chopin
Grace Lee Brown-Townsend
Charles A Bheldon
Elang
Dr. Kraft
Candler
Atlanta
Carpenters Union to Build Forti fed Hill Baptist Church Free
The Atlanta Carpenters Union begins erecting Forti fed Hill Baptist Church at no charge. Members of the church provide meals and carfare for workers who will complete the wood work and finish the project by next week.
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Carpenters
The
Carpenters! Union of
Atlanta
Fortifed Hill Baptist Church
Carpenters’ Union
Night School Registration Ends This Week at Georgia Tech
The Georgia School of Technology free night school will permanently close this week. Students who have not yet enrolled may apply to Prof. J. N. Nesbit this week between 7 30 p m and 2 30 a m, after which the books will not be reopened.
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Georgia School of Technology
J. N. Nesbit
Professor Nesbit
Box Party at Forsyth Theater Hosts Rowena and Guests
Miss Rowena and Ellen McGill of North Boulevard will entertain a box party of their young friends this afternoon at Forsyth theater. Guests include Misses Ida Brown Gross Lavinia Boxlaton Margaret Sawyer Katherine Huff Julia McLendon Dorothy Morrison Constance Cone Elizabeth Goldsmith Genevieve Miller Ruth W and others.
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Rowena
Ellen McGill
North Boulevard
Forsyth Theater
Ida Brown Gross
Lavinia Boxlaton
Margaret Sawyer
Katherine Huff
Julia McLendon
Dorothy Morrison
Junk Dealer Fined in Police Court
Steinberg, a local junk dealer in Augusta, fined for receiving 2,000 feet of fire hose and 600 pounds of brass couplings from two men who stole the property from the Atlantic States warehouse. He pleaded he tried to work with police. the judge noted that he had made false returns about the goods.
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Augusta
Gavetovers
Steinberg
Ne-W Bross
Atlantic States
Jig Wan
Ralse
Why Does Not God Intervene In European War
A sermon by Dr. John E. White argues God cannot intervene to stop the European conflict. He warns peace won by force would be worse and emphasizes human freedom, moral responsibility, and the need to accept the mystery of divine will while praying for a just outcome.
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Moore Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
Church
Europe
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Belns
Dr. White
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Gladstons
Great Britain
Lts
Jerusalem
Festis Christ
Hetory
Valley Forge
America
Lincoin
Russia
France
Servia
Austria
Joseph Gray Blount Dies in Haddocks Georgia
Joseph Gray Blount 50 prominent Washington lawyer died this Monday morning at his mother Mrs James H Blount home on Blount plantation Haddocks near Macon Georgia He was eldest son of the late James H Blount a leading antebellum Georgia figure A Mercer University graduate He was brother of Mrs W D Lamar state president of United Daughters of the Confederacy and brother in law of Judea John P Ross of the Mason circuit.
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Macon
Joseph Gray Blount
Washington, D. C
James H. Blount
Blount
Haddocks
Here
Mercer Uuniversity
W. D. Lamar
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Judea
John P. Ross
Mason
Big Guns of Germans Captured by French
A wounded artillery officer returning from the front describes German winch howitzers. He notes they are effective under proper conditions but hard to move and delicate to repair, with shells often misfiring. French forces use 75 mm guns to sweep artillery crews and capture several of the monsters.
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London
Reuters
Paris
Records Show Farmers Are Great on the Move
The Indianapolis News reports Department of Commerce findings showing over half of U S farmers had lived on their current farms less than a year and many under two years. Movements were common among tenants and owners, correlating with poorer crops, and prompting calls for further investigation into causes and consequences for agriculture, soil fertility, and rural infrastructure. Private W Sell recounted German shelling in World War I trenches.
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Indianapolis
Department of Commerce
Stattelica
Packer
Frere
Department of Agriculture
Extraordinary S C Legislature to Meet Over Cotton Crisis
Governor Cale L. Blease called the South Carolina general assembly to convene Tuesday October 6 in extraordinary session to address the cotton crisis caused by the European war. The program may include a state warehouse system tax changes a stay law and limits on cotton acreage and animal plowed bale quotas with a possible graduated occupation tax. This session marks the first extraordinary meeting in 32 years and the eighteenth in state history.
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Columbia
South Carolina General Assembly
Cale L. Blease
South Carolina
Southern Cotton Congress
Tne
Atlantans Doctor to Serve Red Cross in Europe
Dr. David B Hawkins a prominent Atlanta physician sailed from New York for Europe to meet Red Cross needs in a war era assignment in Paris. He trained at Valparaiso and Atlanta Medical College and expects to resume practice in Atlanta after service with the Red Cross hospital division in Paris.
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RED Cross
Europe
David B. Hawkins
Atlanta
New York
France
Jr. Blake
American Red Cross Hospital
Paris
Dr. Hewtins
Valparaiso University
Elven ‘Nim
Atlantia College of Physicians and Surgeons
Atlanta Medical College
Fitch Regimentational Guard
Geogia
San Francisco
Croker attends wife's funeral in New York
Richard Croker, former Tammany leader, arrived on the Camnani from Ireland to attend his wife’s funeral. The body was brought to New York for burial and Croker planned to spend several weeks in Florida after the ceremony.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany
Camnani
Ireland
Turkey and Bulgaria conclude agreement on Romania action
Vienna report says Bulgaria and Turkey will attack Romania if it abandons neutrality while Austria masss troops on the Romanian frontier. The dispatch notes heightened European tension and strategic moves amid war-era alignments.
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Rome
London
A. m
Bulgaria
Turkey
Vienna
Giornale D'Haliz
Rumania
Austria
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Forsyth Aiiice Ind Signe Bode
Bioko & Watson
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Penahue and
Steseart
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Derkin
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Piaye
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Mr. Wilson
New Jersey
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St. Anthony's Church
West
Ind
Father Jackson
United States
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Bessa Tift College
First Baptist Church
Georgia
Georgia Baptists
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Tech Night
John White
Confederacy
W. Sell
Joel Hunter
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Blease
McCombs
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Tnday
Glynn
Democratic State Committee
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Lodge
Coeur de Lion
J. Ro Salter
Chris H. Essig
Henry M Wood
W. T. Wilson
Hi. J. Bruce
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Hill
Henry Maya Wil
Kenny
Paul Jones
Mary L. Kenny
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy St
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M, Borardon
Ice
AWTRY
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Ancrrow Transfer, and Storage Co
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Hesidenca
Eame
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Murkogeee
Oklahoma
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