Constipation aid praised by Kentucky reader
M rs Pearl Patrick of Mendoraville Kentucky writes of relief from constipation sour stomach and upset digestion after using Thedford s Black Draught. She found it easy to swallow gentle and effective and claims her bowels returned to normal with no er as aftereffects. The product has long been valued for stomach fever and bowel troubles making a reliable laxative.
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Mendoraville
Pearl Patrick
Thedford
Unmistakable Evidences of God’s Blessings Sermon Theme
The Tabernacle Church Sunday 11 o’clock service proclaims The Unmistakable Evidences of God’s Blessings on His People with The Truth an Often Overlooked in the Parable of the Prodigal Son. A large number of ladies joined a Women’s Christian Workers group Sunday evening December 2, and more enlistments are anticipated. The Men’s Christian Workers plan a meeting Sunday evening in the pastor’s study, and choir members are urged to attend rehearsal after prayer service. Woman’s Bible Study meets Monday at 2 30.
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Sumdiy
The
Women's Christian Workers
Church Service Promotes Victory and Offerings
The notice invites parishioners to Sunday services at 0:80 A M and emphasizes prayer for victory over evil, support for local leaders, and national welfare. It mentions a Sunday School offering and asks for yearly deposits in the Birth Day Tank.
Methodist Meeting and Church School Activities
Local church notes urge members to donate a penny per year of spiritual life and promote nationwide and spiritual funding. The Teachers Council met, and the Woman's Missionary Society schedules a meeting with Mrs. B. PF, Yorkit, to witness the installation of stewards, ushers, and collectors. Sunday services feature a sermon by the pastor and a sermon topic on “The Most Unique Prayer in the Bible.” The Mayor and Council are urged to join a 0:30 morning prayer, envelopes are available at church, and hymns for next Sabbath are listed. Elevation day at Mirat Baptist church is announced, along with ministers association actions supporting prayer time. The Sunbeam Ball and Girls' Auxiliary upcoming events are noted, Westview School's entertainment highlights industrial and patriotic themes, with prizes for best premises and produce. The piece mentions regional church efforts, local improvements, and a court scene at the North Georgia Conference.
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Alnst Sand
Mirat Baptist Church
Westview School
Misars Garden
J. A. Mandeville
J. M. Dodd
Mandeville Mills
Westview
Hida
Convoluted reflections on virtue and power from an old essay
A fragmentary meditation by Joseph Lee Cormwell references clean living, the temptations of power, and the vulgar display of wealth. The text alludes to biblical motifs and moral contrasts, but remains obscure and fragmented in this OCR excerpt.
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Joseph Lee Cormwell
Eyan
Potiphor
Presbyterian Notes on December Education and Mission Aid
December schedule highlights support for ministerial education through the Executive Committee led by Dr. Henry Sweets of Louisville. The article recalls past generosity, fund allocations, and a Christmas service plan with "Gifts for One King" benefiting Christian education and ministry. It notes war efforts, church fundraising, and upcoming pulpit invitations for Norman Johnson of Union Seminary with services on December 23, 30, and January 6.
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Henry Sweets
Louisville
John Bulea
Lousville
Presbyterian
Funda
Southern
Presbyterian Church
Will Po
Our Town
Seasion
Norman Johnson
Union Seminary
Richmond
Old Soldier Endorses Poley Kidney Pills in Notice
Gustav Wangelin commander of G. A. R. Post Pinckneyville UK writes an endorsement praising Poley Kidney Pills as a preferred remedy for backache rheumatic pains swollen joints and kidney troubles. He notes quick relief and lists Red Cross Drug Store as the seller.
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Gustav Wangelin
G. A. R. Post
Pinckneyville
Red Cross Drug Store
Back There Ode to Soldiers Far From Home
Poem dedicated to troops and friends abroad. An earnest refrain about mail delays, loyal greetings, and remaining hopeful amid long separations. It notes a soldier who keeps faith and a general sense of grave longing from readers back home.
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Cap Taylor
Ready Now at Old Prices At Foley's Red Cross Drug Store
Ready now at old prices Rem BIW Fresh Iota of Foley's Money and Tar Compound are selling at reduced prices. They offer a prepared cough medicine for household use, avoiding the trouble of mixing ingredients. A better remedy for coughs colds and laryngitis is not available at Red Cross Drug Store.
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Foley
Red Cross Drug Store
Fragmented Quote Reflects Racial Slur Reaction
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker railing against offensive slurs and prejudice, mentioning white folks calling him nigga and reacting with anger and potential sermon like praise. The source credits Truman Perrign and includes disjointed phrases suggesting a Vietnam era or Civil rights era context.
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Truman Perrign
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