Great Reunion Promises Heavenly Homecoming for Believers
A sermon extols family reunions as precious earthly joys and compares them to the Bible promise of a heavenly reunion where believers from east and west sit with Abraham Isaac and Jacob. It envisions eternal daylight, a feast at the Father’s table, and healing from sin through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Kingdom of
Heaven
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Death of Mrs Mattie Knowles at Carrollton home
Mrs Mattie Knowles died last Thursday morning at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Allen at the Dixie House Carrollton She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her departure Funeral services were held Friday evening at Tallapoosa Church where her body was laid to rest Those who knew her best loved her best W WR
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Allen
Dixie House
Carrollton
Tallapoosa Church
W.wr
Feather Bed Offer From Dixie Feather Bed Co
Limited time sale of a feather bed weighing 36 pounds and a pair of pillows 6 pounds for 10 dollars cash with order. Beds advertised as new Feathers only with A C A ticking. Manufacturer refund if not as advertised. Send order to Dixie Feather Bed Co Covington Ga referenced to Bank of Newton County.
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B. Covington
Bank of
Newton County
First Balloon Flight Explored by Carlyle Voice
In a Carlyle echoing meditation, the 1783 Montgolfier ascent from Annonay and Paris is recounted with wonder. The piece notes hydrogen dreams, the Tuileries ascent, and Duchess Polignac awaiting in winter 1783, foreshadowing human flight and fate.
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Carlyle
Annonay
Vivatrois
Montgolfier
Vivaraia
Vivarais Assembly
Paria
Paris
Seveillon
Rue St. Antoine
Charles
Tuileries Garden
Seareolies
Bois de Boulogne
France
Duke de Chartres
Naming Conventions for Korean Women in Namelese Culture
The article explains Korean naming practice where girls receive a birth pet name until age ten, then are called Mr. Kim's daughter or Mr. Kim's girl baby. Eldest, second, etc distinguish daughters. After marriage they use the husband’s name with louse attached, or the place of origin in phrases like Mrs. of the house of Kim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Kongjo
Clock In Mantle Tics Like Warned Thief
A New York Times note tells of Ita Tick saving four rings by placing them in a mantel clock. A friend quips thieves prefer clocks, but the woman argues a loud ticking clock deters burglary since return of occupants could lead to a hot pursuit.
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Ita
New York Times
City of Men Only Near Russian Border
A very reliable authority reports a Mongolian border city near Siberia inhabited by money. Chinese women are barred from living there or crossing the Great Wall into Mongolia. The Chinese residents are exclusively traders who amass wealth and return home with their families.
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Mongolia
Russian
Siberia
Great Wall
Europe
The Inquisitive Hostess and Her Nonexistent Children
A humorous vignette from Woman's Home Companion shows a little girl probing a host and finding no children to ask about. The mother’s guest admits there is no little girl or little boy, highlighting playful social etiquette.
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Walker Lumber and Manufacturing To
C. L. Walker
J.m.walker
J. R. Adamson
Sec
Treas
Cean
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta, GI
A. Technical Institute
Georgia
K. G. Matheson
LL. D
Gorrell
A. Economos
Mattie Knowles
Dixie Feather Bed CO
Cavington Ga
Carrollton Hardware Company
Philips
Drane
Steinway
Knabe
Fischer
Hardman
Atlanta
Phillips & Crew Co
Atlanta, GA
Savannah
North Carolina
Lipfert-Scales Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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