Billy Sunday Preaches On The Ten Commandments
The Post prints daily Billy Sunday sermons in anticipation of his Boston visit. This week features sermons from February 28 through March 4, including The Evils of Card Playing and Dancing, Be Sure Your Sins Will Find You Out, Chickens Come Home to Roost, The Devil’s Boomerangs Up-to-Date, or Hot Cakes Off’n the Griddle, and The Ten Commandments.
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The Ten Commandments By Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday locates moral law at center of life arguing strict obedience to the commandments. He denounces Sabbath-breaking, adultery, theft, false witness, and coveting while urging faith in Jesus Christ as the path to forgiveness and right citizenship.
Help Him to Quit Drugs Help Him to Quit Drugs
An advertisement from the Neal Institute promotes a drug addiction treatment in a homelike Boston facility. It claims fast results without hypodermics or alcohol and offers free consultation for men and women with confidential, no‑fee intake and nationwide Neal Institute locations.
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Mothers Praise Father John’s Medicine For Children
Mrs. Guy L. Haskell of Stillwater Maine endorses Father John’s Medicine for throat or lung trouble saying it keeps her children well. Miss Alexina Melanson of No Attleboro Massachusetts reports her sister gaining strength and flesh after taking Father John’s Medicine.
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Rockefeller May Aid Miners in Colorado Distress
John D. Rockefeller Jr indicated the Rockefeller Foundation might aid miners and families suffering from Colorado mining troubles if local authorities cannot cope. He telegrammed Trinidad Chamber of Commerce President F J Radford in response to the appeal. Rockefeller noted the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company intends to provide relief for former employees and their families.
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Quarantine Ordered for Woburn by State Official
Mayor Johnson informed the Woburn Board of Health and police that Dr. Howard of the State Commission of Animal Industry ordered the city under quarantine due to foot and mouth concerns. The move is precautionary as no cases have been reported in Woburn.
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Heavy Rains and Snow Affect Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas
Heavy rains and snow blanketed Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma and northern Texas with three to four inches of snow in northern Kansas and Nebraska hindering wire and rail traffic across the region.
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Presbyterian Pastor Criticizes Billy Sunday Methods
The Rev Clarence E Campbell of Water Street Presbyterian Church Quincy said many Massachusetts ministers, though ordained Presbyterians, disapprove of Billy Sunday evangelism methods in a statement yesterday.
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Water Street Presbyterian Church
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Whooping cough rising above scarlet fever says Boston doctor
Dr. E. H. Place of the South Department at Boston City Hospital told a Women’s Municipal League audience that whooping cough now kills more children than scarlet fever and that measles remains uncontrollable with no current means of control.
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Advice on Preventing Child Diseases and Early Diagnosis
A speaker warns mothers about measles and other illnesses harming children, urging fresh air, sunlight, cleanliness, and personal hygiene. He emphasizes early recognition of symptoms over reliance on doctors or boards of health, noting illnesses spread by personal contact and contaminated dishes.
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Threat aimed at Cosgrove family after Tracy case
Waltham police seek the author of a threatening letter received by Mrs. Margaret Cosgrove mother of Lillian Cosgrove. The 21 year old's complaint led to John W. Tracy’s discharge from the police after a Mayor Kearns hearing found him guilty of entering the Cosgrove home and attempting to entice her. The letter warned “If you won't change your story and tell the truth ... beware. We have you marked.”
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Malden Police Probe Counterfeiters Gang
Malden police hunt a counterfeiters gang believed active in or near the city. A special officer was assigned after a complaint from the Malden Trust Company to investigate bogus five dollar bills circulating in the district.
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