Sin Against Self and God in Conviction of Sin
The piece argues sin harms the self and others but stresses true conviction arises only when God is acknowledged. It cites David and Job to define conviction as recognizing personal wrong in God’s sight, beyond court trials or social harm, and notes modern preaching overemphasizes present consequences.
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Hell On Earth
Harry Monroe
Pacific Garden Mission
Chicago
David
God
Job
What to Do With a Million Prize Letter Excerpt
The American Magazine published three prize winning letters from its What I Would Do With a Million Dollars contest. One excerpt envisions using wealth to comfort elderly couples and sustain hopeful young families rather than building libraries or churches.
PAYS TO SCRATCH THE PIG
A Toronto Star quotation from The Klan describes the pig scratching ritual as essential for profit, likening pork as money and power. The speaker asserts daily routine of pleasing the pig boosts fattening and avoids the pig’s wrath.
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Old Twilight
Toronto Star
Frenzied War Finance Debate Sparks Tax Proposals
In a heated discourse on wartime funding, advocates push for universal taxation as the path to finance the effort while critics argue for broader revenue measures. The exchange highlights the clash between mandated contributions and voluntary or targeted schemes amid a national emergency.
Why She's Not Silent Reflects on Silent Suffering
A dialogue fragment questions whether a wife endures hardship in silence and implies sympathy for unspoken pain. The remark suggests silence can mask suffering and hints at the consequences of speaking out or remaining quiet.
Foreclosure of Mortgage in Lumpkin County Georgia
In Lumpkin County Superior Court April Term 1914 J I Case Threshing Machine Co sues W E Byers over a mortgage on two acres in Dahlonega part of Lot 28 In 12th District First Section The note totals 1200 with 8 percent interest and 10 percent attorney fees The court orders payment by next term or foreclosure and bars redemption. service to Byers per lawicado court minutes certified by Clerk OG Han
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W.E. Byers
Lumpkin Superior Court
Georgia
Lumpkin County
J. J. Case Threshing Machine Company
W. BE. Byers
Dahlonega
W. S. Byers
John H. Moore
Lues
J.B. Joxrs
Georgia amendment to abolish Justice Courts in Savannah proposed
Governor John M. Slaton issues a proclamation submitting a 1914 Georgia constitutional amendment for ratification at the October 7 1914 general election. The measure would remove Savannah from the exception allowing abolition of Justice Courts and Notaries Public in cities over twenty thousand, replacing them with new courts as the General Assembly deems necessary. Governor Slaton directs publication and voter ballots indicating ratification or rejection.
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State of Georgia
Savannah
Joux M. Stavox
Executive Department
Lott Wherras
General Assembly
State of
Georgia
Malitia
Justice of the Peace
Justice Courts
Justices of the Peace and Notaries
Superior Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Hannah
John M. Slaton
Jons M. Siaron
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O Mood
Perimen
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co
Han
Sete
Gaingsvine
Northwestern Hailland
M. YM
Ata
Eaaek
Gainesville
Neveland
Ieee Helen
Philip Coor
Dahlonega Feed & Livery Stable
College Street
G. H. Moore
Elle
The
New Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange, Mass
W. B. Townsend
Atlanta
Call & Save
Callon Dahlonega Garage Co
Ford
Metz
Lumpkin Co
Mountain Club House
Craig R, Arnold
Dahlonega, Ga
Thedford
F. A
C.C. Head
Cook’s Pharmacy
D. L. Cook
Ph. G
W. D. Seabolt
Littlefield Old Stand
Bresh
W. B. Townsend, J.P
Wither
Nugget Office
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