Sermon by Rev John B Cannon to 1914 graduates
The Rev John B Cannon, chaplain of the University of the South, delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the Columbia Institute class of 1914 at St Peter's Church. He urged graduates to pursue a great hero, ideal, and cause, stressing Christian living as a being, not merely a profession, and highlighted four traits of Jesus disciples: purpose, determination, vision, and faith.
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John B. Cannon
University of the South
Senahee
Columbia Institute
St. Peter's Church
Iment
You Need Safe Insurance And Faith In Duty
A dense extract extols safe insurance services and faith in fellowman and God. It quotes Florence Nightingale and Queen Victoria to argue that virtue requires expression in action. The speaker urges applying religion to world tasks, accepting hardship, and remaining faithful to duties even if personal rewards fall short.
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Florence Nightingale
Crimea
Queen Victoria
Baroness Burdett-Couts
Newfoundland
Church of England
Black Man Arrested On Charge Of Attempted Enticement Of Girl
A Black man, about eighteen or nineteen, was arrested Friday morning on charges of attempting to entice Maggie Reagan, twelve, and her sister Lottie into a shed. The incident occurred near the Reagan farm two miles from the city. Neighbors heard screams, the man was brought to jail after identification by the girls, and he waived examination before Judge Alexander and was bound over to the next term. The suspect has prior theft arrests and was employed on the Vaughn and McCandless farms. Sheriff Godwin transported him to the city.
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Lewis Turner
Maggie Reagan
Tom Reagan
C. C. Vaughn
Godwin
Esq. Alexander
Reagan
Maggie
Lottie
Walter McCandless
Caboose Smashed At Thompson's Station Causing Delays
A 5:25 northbound freight collision at Thompson's Station wrecked a caboose, tearing up track but no injuries were reported. The incident caused about two and a half hours of delay Sunday morning.
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Spring Hill
Thompson's
Davidson County
Tore de
Imported Miners Stopped From Work Near La Veta
Twenty five miners imported into the strike region by the Oakdale Coal Company to work in the Oakdale mine near La Veta were halted today by United States regulars under Capt. C. Smith. They were not arrested or deported, as military headquarters ordered the troops to keep them from going to work. LIV-VER-LAX is harmless not a deadly poison like calomel. Any child is safe and happy by the use of LIV-VER-LAX.
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Trinidad
Col
Oakdale Coal Company
Oakdale
Laveta
United States
C. ©. Smith
Stephenson Bros
Advt
Fifty Two Lambs Average Weight Close to Ninety Pounds
Heaviest May lambs on record in Maury county delivered by James R Williamson of Fountain Creek Stock Farm Cullooka to Hagey Burnett. Fifty two Southdown lambs averaged eighty seven pounds selling at eight cents a pound totaling about $360. Pasture, winter feeding, and strong flock management credited for the extra weight. Ad for LIV-VER-LAX by Stephenson Bros. (Adyt.)
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Maury County
James R. Williamson
Fountain Creek
Cullooka
Hagey & Burnett
Williamson
Southdown
Mr. Williamson
Senate Visitors to West Point Named
Washington May 16 The Senate military affairs committee named Senators Lea of Tennessee Vardaman Catron West and Brady as members of the board of visitors to West Point.
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Washington
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Lea
Tennessee
Vardaman
Catron
West
Brady
Board of Visitors
West Point
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