Billy Sunday Sermon Series Featured in The Post
The Post prints the 23rd Billy Sunday sermon in its daily and Sunday Post series. Back copies for Feb 28 and March 1 are exhausted due to high demand. order from newsdealers or Circulation Department Boston Post with extra postage. The column critiques Universalist and Theosophist views on salvation.
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The Divinity of Jesus Christ by Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday argues that the incarnation of Jesus Christ is a mystery and a revelation. He asserts Jesus Christ transforms lives, cites Paul Augustine and others, and declares faith in Christ as the path to moral change and salvation.
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Rev Frederic Gill Criticizes Temporary Revivals in Philadelphia
The Arlington Centre Unitarian pastor denounces Billy Sunday revivals as transient emotional sparks that harm moral character. He cautions that the excitement fades and tests will reveal true reform, while praising Sunday's honesty but labeling some prayers blasphemous.
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Boston Yacht Club names new fleet leadership
Commodore Arthur W. Chesterton announces Richard Hutchison as fleet captain while Rev. Morrison Russell Boynton is named fleet chaplain and Dr. N. R. G. Crandon serves as fleet surgeon.
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Otto Hakkinnen Hangs Self in Home Boarding House
Otto Hakkinnen age 24 of 181 Pine Street committed suicide this morning by hanging from a ceiling beam in a cellar at a boarding house on 78 Sherman Street in Gardner. He was employed at the local chair works.
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No Letup to Cold Wave About Macon
Macon Georgia reports no letup in the cold snap as winds drive temperatures down. Officials predict three more days of clear cold weather with no break in conditions. 7 p.m. reading shows 49 degrees.
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Braves Bear The Cold In Georgia Sabbath Skit
In Macon on March 21 the Braves cope with freezing weather and icicles as they face the day’s chill with weary humor. Mr. Evers is away at Stallings farm with his family along with Charles Schmidt and others. even Baltimore’s burgomaster makes a mention in the brisk chatter.
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Yale Crews Begin Training for Penn Match
Yale crews start active training in New Haven as they prepare for the April 3 race against the University of Pennsylvania on the Schuylkill River. Twenty oarsmen have been chosen for the training table and coach Nickalls plans races between the first and second boats. The second eight beat the varsity by a length on a two mile harbor course with a handicap.
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Widow Margaret Farley Dies in Her 100th Year
Mrs. Margaret Farley, widow of Thomas Farley, died Saturday night at her daughter’s home in Somerville. Born April 16, 1815 in Lost River Quebec, she would have turned 100 in April. Ill since last Thanksgiving, she retained her faculties to the end and had lived in Clark street for 22 years after moving from Lost River.
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Lexington High School baseball candidates start first practice
Under Captain Frank Ready 35 Lexington High School players will hold their initial practice this afternoon at the Lexington Athletic Field. Preparations are for the arrival on April 12 of Ted Lavin who will coach the Lexington team this season. Five try for pitcher and four for catcher.
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Fitton A C Seeks Fastest Baseball Opponents for April 19
The Fitton A C proposes a game this year after a two year absence and invites one of the fastest teams in the state to meet them on April 19. The club has long fielded top teams and promises continued excellence.
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Louis Van Zelt Mascot Mercy Relief Minute
Philadelphia dispatch reports a crumpled pain racked boy found in agony who was given merciful relief this morning. The article notes Louis Van Zelt as mascot for the Athl and details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Death of Louis the University of Pennsylvania Mascot
Louis Van Zelt, the beloved mascot of the University of Pennsylvania and Connie Mack's Athletics, died after years of paralysis. Family friends and Penn players mourned the loss as tributes recalled his cheerful presence at Shibe Park where he drew a regular salary as mascot for eight years.
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Mayor Curley Foretells St Patrick Facts Misstated
Daniel J. Dwyer challenged Mayor Curley's St Patrick birthplace claim before the Hibernian Total Abstinence Society at 694 Washington street. He disputed Curley's Britain birthplace assertion and argued St Patrick was native to France.
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Saint Patrick Birthplace Debate Divides Historical Theories
A speaker challenges claims Patrick was born in Scotland or Brittany and argues France is the likely birthplace. He cites Dillon and a 19th century list by Dempsey, noting British writers’ attempts to claim Patrick and labeling them narrow racial nationalism.
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