Wilsons Presidency Seen Through Wartime Achievements
The essay praises Woodrow Wilsons administration for guiding the United States through World War I, noting honest conduct, effective leadership in France, high moral standards, efficient mobilization via drafts, strong propaganda, and the creation of the Federal Reserve System. It highlights reforms that stabilized the economy and reduced financial panics, asserting these actions will be remembered as major achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandrow Wilson
Tle
France
America
Wilson
Federal Reserve Banking
Handle With Care: Emphasis on Child Training and Health
A newspaper excerpt stresses parental duty to provide health, moral education, and perseverance for children. It argues that education alone plus money fails and urges strict hygienic care from birth to maturity to shape responsible adults and avoid paths of vice.
The Man Who Does Now Not Then Or Later
A compact observation extols the active man who takes action today. It contrasts him with those defined by lineage or future intentions, praising energy and immediate contribution as the world’s admired form.
Bond election prep stirs city talk and rhetoric
Citizens brace for a forthcoming bond election with public speeches anticipated as campaigns and debates intensify. Local leaders urge careful consideration of projects and financing.
Slats' Diary Entry From Ross Farquhar
A fragmented diary recounts a week of school tests, personal observations, and family scenes. Slats details teachers, friendships, a complex romance, an engagement ring, and odd memories of a long-lived figure, with day by day notes and miswoven phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Farquhar
Local notes from Barrville celebrate community life and a new merchant
Barrville farmers anticipate a good crop if conditions hold. A large Sunday gathering featured Miss Mystic Jones and many locals visiting. Families including Cavender, Phillips, Cook and Musick shared weekends and stories. Grandma Whisenhunt remains ill. New merchant J. T. Barr launches a sharp sale at Creel & Harper offering wrist watches and old case pieces at deep discounts to stimulate buying.
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Bell Weevill
Asbury Cavender
Mr. Olin Music
Bertia Cavender
Corene Phillips
Hattie Harper
Bud Knott
Phillips
J. T. Barr
Grandma Whisenhunt
Nan. Phillips
Clara Phillips
Olin Musick
Misa Bertie Cavender
Jim Treadwell
Nance Phillips
George Phillips
Midway
Duncan
Charley Cook
Clem
Florence Cook
J. M. Phillips
Auto tires tubes and Ford springs for sale at reduced price
R B Meers offers auto tires and tubes along with Ford springs for sale at a reduced price. Contact for details and availability.
Homecoming at Tabernacle Church Welcomes New Pastor
Tabernacle Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m and evening meetings at 6 50 p m with Prayerm service midweek. No preaching next Sunday but pastor will attend March 20 and regular services resume. Members urged to make Home Coming a warm reception and attend hoping for steady growth. Sunday School shows improvement and invites all to come and receive a welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sechurch
Gaive
Mission notes on prayers pledges and church progress
The Baptist churches in the city observe the week of prayer for home missions and campaign success. Members urged to do their best to pay pledges. Reports from Temple praise W M S progress, Sunberm Band and BY PA flourishing, pastor leading the W M A class, town residence and strong prospects for kingdom work.
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Misa Dollin Connell
W. M
Temple
Sunberm
Methodist Church Week of Work and Worship Schedule
The Methodist church outlines a week of services including Sunday School at 9:30, preaching at 11:00 and 7:30, Monday prayer meeting at 7:30, a Friday Workers' Council at 7:30, Epworth League devotions at 2:45, and emphasis on Christian stewardship. Members are urged to attend, give, and pray to advance the Kingdom and reach the heathen world.
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Wdmonday
Workers’ Council
Epworth League
General Wood Endorses Christian Education Movement
General Leonard Wood, U S Army, praises the Methodist Episcopal Church South for launching a Christian Education Movement to boost nationwide education and religious grounding. He notes underpaid teachers, illiteracy among 21 to 25 year olds, and links constitutional democracy to educated, religious citizens. He urges maximizing support and unity in the effort.
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Iam
The Berta Club Meeting Seeks Strong Attendance
On Wednesday March 16 the Berta Chile of Mr Zion will hold its regular semi weekly meeting at Mrs Anderson's rooms Mrs Whatley will demonstrate dress form making an event moved from March 2 ladies urged to attend regardless of past absence in the community
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Berta Chile
Zion
Anderson
Whatley
March prayer topics and rising tithing urge at Presbyterian church
The Presbyterian church lists March prayer topics including Foreign Missions Mexico Home Missions Sabbath School Extension and Mexicans in Texas. Last Sabbath School attendance set a record while tithing literature was distributed. The article urges readers to read the pamphlets and increase offerings, citing Biblical passages on tithing and God’s ownership of wealth.
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Mexico
Texas
Southern Presbyterian Church
Move notice seeks old and new address updates
A brief Carroll Free Press item requests readers to provide both old and new addresses when moving. The notice emphasizes the necessity of updating contact information for correspondence.
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Carroll Free Press
Regular preaching days invite all to Hulett event
Hulett invites everyone to attend next Saturday and Sunday for regular preaching at the place. The school, run by Mr. and Mrs. T Connell, is progressing well. The high school basketball team beat Buchanan 16 to 4, and Hulett claims to have what it takes to play. Visitors are welcome, with special emphasis on the school, and some local sales advertise wrist watches and card cases at reduced prices as part of the event.
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Yung Indy Witeh
Helen
Blazes
Aunday
Lome
Stevens
Ted
Jane
Connell
Canning Club
Buchanan
Mulett
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BEMI
C. A. Meeks
Carrollton
Woodrow Wilson
Spivl
Barrville
Mis
Lillis Rooks
Beckie Phillips
Tooun County
Creel & Harper
Tabernacle Church
the Methodist Church
THE
Berta Club
Presbyterian Church
Jehovah
God
Hulett
Ball
Lisle
le Nice
Clein
New York
Baltimore
Boston
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