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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1915
Page
16
The Boston Post continues Billy Sunday sermons with The Unpardonable Sin as the main talk. The week-long run has drawn about 800 penitents at the call. Readers may request back numbers from local dealers or Circulation Department with a penny extra per copy.
A preacher warns that the unpardonable sin is continual rejection of Jesus Christ, urging listeners in Philadelphia to heed the Holy Spirit’s last call. He rebuts common sins as forgivable and stresses personal repentance before final judgment.
Advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a pure food tonic for tiredness and weakness. It claims to nourish and strengthen the body, with no alcohol or injurious drugs, and notes its fifty years in use as evidence of safety and efficacy.
In response to inquiries the Boston Work Horse Relief Association lists parade details. Entries close May 1 with no entry fee. Age counts. old harness or wagon acceptable. Thin or lame horses excluded. blind horses may enter. A special class for old horses offers gold and silver medals and cash prizes. Multiple driver medals awarded for 20 years of service. many drivers to receive silver medals and one gold.
In Salem on March 7 the Rev. Wei Ping Chen of the Methodist church and Boston University School of Theology preached at Wesley Church before a large audience. He related his family's death in China during the Boxer uprising and spoke on China and Christianity, detailing his quest to reach those who killed his relatives.
The Rev. Alfred S. Stowell pastor of the Baptist church in North Egremont died of heart trouble as he entered the pulpit for the morning service on the church's first anniversary of his tenure. He was 65, ordained in Salem New Hampshire after studying at Colby College and Newton Theological Seminary. He previously led churches in Derry and Montville New York, Berlin New Hampshire, and Bristol Rhode Island. Burial will be in Pelham New Hampshire on Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosaki Schwimmer of Budapest told the opening session of the Mississippi Valley Conference of Suffragists in Indianapolis that they want suffrage for peace. The march date was March 7 with Hungarian delegates among the speakers.
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