Day of Spirit: Columba Sees Big Religious Rally
In Columbia a Sunday of broad religious activity united at the Tabernacle with First Methodist First Presbyterian First Baptist and Cumberland Presbyterian churches. Mr Cores led a children's service urging obedience to God and faith to go forward. Mr Cates spoke to businessmen praising religion that sustains effort and tackles adversity, urging Columbians to enlist for a ten day mission to take the city for Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Cumberland Presbyterian
Tabernacle
Cores
Mts
Perent
Ivan Gad
Omar
Txedis
Moses
Israel
Phie
Caleb
Sorta
Toshia
Elnate
Tor
Arik
Snr
Willine
Callig
Molembia
Efi
Netty
Chefet
Christ
Tyleldane
Miraculous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A parent recounts a child with widespread dermatitis and mouth sores that hindered feeding. After trying doctors and a long hospital view, a friend recommended Cuticura remedies. Rapid improvement followed once using the products, leading to full recovery within days.
Tampa Pride and Plans Rise in Disjointed Account
Fragmentary report describes a Tampa celebration push and a naval review request from House action. It notes Charles W Morse planning a New York palace near Fifth Avenue with land and furnishings totaling about 5 million dollars. It mentions Vanderbilts and a costly art collection amid unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Morse
Ieeting
Fifth Avenue
New York
Mr. Morse
Cornelius Vander Bit
Fiftreteht Street
Pardon Granted in Kinderhook Killing Case
Governor John L Cox pardoned W. T. Lane who shot neighbor John Potts at Kinderhook months earlier and was serving a two year sentence. Lane claimed Potts had wronged his home and Lane acted under unwritten law, while Cox implied self defense risked the life of a home protector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Heaven
Goul
Noniasfon
Etn
Cleo Floyd
John L Cox
W. T. Lane
John Potts
Kinderhook
Circuit Court
Lane
Potts
Hfe
Cox
Maury County Courthouse Resolution and Report
A committee reports on the Maury County Courthouse conditions after a thorough inspection from basement to third floor. They find dirty, tobacco-stained floors and windows, need for cleaning, and several maintenance gaps including broken walls and doors. The guardianship of the building and the clerk's office are questioned, with recommendations to complete repairs and enforce property laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarterly Court
County Court
Maury County
Court House
Walla
Miwon
Riley
Capair
Indee
W. S Fleming
James A. Smiber
P Hatcher
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Avu
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Chaprins
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Wathen Srentie
Europe
Anne
Ania Tits
Tampa
Washington
Dntie
Tamu
Tampa Bay
Sparkman
Fin
Fam
Culego Pyckere
Gov. Cox
Gio
Galernathines
SAAB
Coruhesea
Rodnellin
Ettieto
Riute
Amond
Veebeaing
York
Shementverny
la Nationae
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Scott & Downe
Chewhats
Pearl Street
OF Justice
Ane
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