Salvation demands effort and responsibility for believers
The piece argues salvation requires repentance and ongoing effort to resist temptation and support church life. It laments low minister salaries and church funding, citing economic realities as a factor. It warns against overreliance on secular outlets and urges strengthening home religion and better local support. A Port Gibson Reveille reflection is cited.
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Presbyterian
Congregational
America
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Ephraim
Port Gibson
Merchants Debate Advertising Trend in Town
A Georgia News editorial questions a merchant who says he does not need advertising as crowds are drawn by others. A Texas Tribune note cites a merchant who claims advertising harms readers and profits, arguing some customers do not read ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia News
Texas Tribune
Railroads to cut freight rates nationwide except New England
Thom as DeWitt Cuyler president of the Association of Railway Executives announced an immediate 10 percent reduction on many rates since Septem ber 1, 1920, to speed business revival. The cut, costing about 55 million dollars, applies to carloads of grains, hay, tobacco, cotton products, citrus, and more, with New England traffic excluded. The change, to take effect within ten days, relies on a one day notice to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The railroads seek labor cost relief and plan a public inquiry into hay and grain rates to see if further reductions are lawful without harming operations.
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Thomas DeWitt Cuyler
The
Association of Railway Executives
New England
Interstate Commerce Commision
Rairoads
Futhermore
Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
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