Billy Sunday Preaches Hell Fire At Tabernacle Rally
Evangelist Billy Sunday drew vast crowds in Kansas City with a sermon on the unpardonable sin and eternal damnation. He linked religious revival to social life, noting 16 314 attendees and highlighting tests of conversion as thousands stood or knelt in the Tabernacle.
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Billy Sunday
Iom
Kansas City
Tabernacle
Evangelist
Emery, Bird, Thayer Dry Goods Company
Cannes Artificial Limb Company
Dancy Laundry
Kansas City’ Star
American Sash and Door Company
Knights of the Maccabies
Marlborough District
Homer Rodeheaver
Carries Company
Swee Hmery
Bird
Thayer
Paul
Silas
Philipbin
Demetrius
Everd Bler
Sine Ile
Jesus Christ
First Congregational Church
Christ
Tabernacle Auditorium
Hell
Saul
Billy
Career Sketch of Charles E Hughes From Early Life to Supreme Court Nominee
A compressed biographical sketch traces Charles Evans Hughes from Glens Falls New York birth April 11 1862 through Newark and Colgate Brown and Columbia education to legal practice and teaching. It highlights his role in exposing gas and insurance scandals in New York his governorship reforms and 1907 to 1910 tenure including a Supreme Court associate justice appointment. It notes his family wife Antoinette Carter and children and his civic engagements at Cornell and the University of Chicago.
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United States
New York
Empire State
David C. Hughes
Mary. C. Connelly
Charles
Glens Falls
N. Y
Newark
N. J
City of
New ‘York
Madison’ University of Hamilton
Colgate University
Brown University
Columbia Law School
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Chamberlain, Carter & Hornblower
Brooklyn
Antoinette
Oregon
West
Carter, Hughes @ Dwight
Cornell Law School
Edward Dwight
Carter Hughes, Rounds & Shurman
Carter
Ds & Shurman
Broadway
Henry Hazen Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Europe
John “H. Alexander
McCall
Richard
H. “McCurdy
Andrew [ Hamilton
Audy" Field
Taft
United States Supreme Court
Executive
Albany
Charles Evans, Jr
Helen
Katherine
Elizabeth
Antoinette Carter
Wellesley
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Court
Stephens. Wise
University of Chicago
Thomas W. Goodspeed
Billy Sundayisms and Odd Reflections From a Fragment
A fragmented, quirky excerpt discusses polecats and parlor seats with stray phrases about willpower, suspicious dispositions, and a mix of religious figure Billy Sunday and modern dance. The text appears as a garbled OCR snippet with disjointed notes and nonsensical insertions.
Weather Insight by Harvard Scholar on Stratosphere
Professor Alexander McAdie of Harvard discusses upper air experiments and balloon soundings. He notes two atmospheric layers troposphere and stratosphere with strongest winds just below the stratosphere and pressure changes originating there. The stratosphere varies by season being highest over the equator and lowest over the poles with temperature falling to great heights above the equator.
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Bey
Alexander M¢Adi
Harvard
The
Geographical Review
Equator
Professor McAdie
The Young Man’s Path From Minister to Movie Actor
Dialogue reflects family expectations versus reality as a son pursues acting. His mother favored the ministry while his father hoped for wealth. The young man ends up playing ministerial roles in films, showing a compromise between ideals and career.
Birth day mail turns grim for a weary poet
The poet's wife jokes about birthday greetings as piles of mail arrive. He dismisses them as unhappy returns from publishers, not well wishes, revealing the pressure and rejection behind his celebrated birthday.
Very Attractive Description Draws Summer Boarders
In a casual exchange an old farmer agrees to reuse a vivid line about a hero's country home for a yearly booklet aimed at summer boarders, highlighting local appeal and marketable descriptions.
Muddled Farmyard Fight Sparks Odd Debate
A bizarre tale from Dodde county describes a scavenging fight among farm birds a rival pair including a fighting brita ora and a bluejay witness by Teruasanaedekaaaanee. The bluejay allegedly stole the prize through trickery while spectators debate the winner and the birds fate. Alaska and 19 states are noted to produce copper.
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Dodde
Evership
Anak
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