Sunday Revival Sparks Largest Boston Rally to Date
The evangelist Sunday drew 16 000 attendees at the Tabernacle in Boston and scorched the liquor trade in a churchwide sermon. He accused the National Liquor Dealers Association of funding attacks and urged voters to reject saloons, delivering a fiery performance with vivid baseball reminiscences.
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United States Circuit Court
Billy Sunday Preaches Against Sin at the Tabernacle
Billy Sunday addressed two audiences of men at the Tabernacle with the message Hot Cakes Off the Griddle. He warned of the judgment to come, condemned intemperance, and urged redemption through Jesus Christ citing personal stories from baseball peers and the open saloon as a source of crime.
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Signs of worms and the remedy by Dr True’s Elixir
List of worm symptoms including stomach, lip, breath, belly pains and rashes in a child with pale face and dull eyes. Claims Dr True’s Elixir can help and advises purchasing at dealers for 35c 60c or $1.00 with free advice from Auburn Maine.
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