Sunday Revival Climax Crowns Panathea and Cyrus Tale
The Boston tabernacle stage unfolds Billy Sunday as Panathea and Cyrus in a dramatic first person duel. He portrays sacrifice and fidelity on a battlefield, then rails at backsliding and vice. The piece ends with a call for true faith as crowds respond to the revival effort.
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Sermon on Backsliding at Tabernacle by Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday preaches at the Tabernacle on backsliding warning that many begin Christian life well but drift away after revival. He cites Jeremiah 11 19 and warns that neglect after revival leads to spiritual wrecks with easy lapses into old temptations. He discusses careless backsliders who drift back after the revival and those who surrender only partially.
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Collections at the Sunday Tabernacle
The report lists funds collected yesterday at the Sunday Tabernacle with figures from an afternoon meeting and an evening meeting totaling 829.66. The item notes the two services and the combined sum.
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THE
Sunday Tabernacle
Sun Day Campaigns Revenue Across Cities Shown
Report compares first 14 days of Sun Day campaign in Boston with other cities. Boston shows no Monday meetings while Philadelphia Detroit Syracuse and others record varying collections totaling 29 928 15 in the period. Higher figures appear in Philadelphia and Detroit with Syracuse lower.
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Attendance at Sunday Event Draws Large Crowd
A Sunday gathering drew thousands of attendees with reported counts around 24,000 and 384,000 in two metrics, reflecting strong community interest and turnout figures.
Balloon restraint fails to sever shore lines in warning
A speaker warns that despite balloon measures, the shore lines remain held and dangerous ties persist. A friend of mine describes holding a meeting to address the issue and urge action.
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Sin
Cambridge Council Candidates Removed From Ballot
William T. Skinner and William H. Nevins of Ward 11 North Cambridge were removed from the ballot by the Ballot Law Commission. Albert V. Clark of Ward 8, whose nomination faced protest from Herbert B. Harris, was declared legally in nomination for the race.
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Cambridge Ballot Law Commission
Wiliam T. Skinner
William H. Nevins
North
Albert V. Clark
Herbert B. Harris
Fruit-a-tives cure claim from 1915 advertisement
Corine Gaudreau shares a testimonial praising Fruit-a-tives for relief from indigestion constipation and headaches after years of suffering. The ad promotes 50c per box six for 2.50 the trial size 25c and notes availability at dealers or by mail from Fruitatives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
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