Atonement sermon on sin and salvation from vodka to ship Leaks
A preacher warns against SIN through vivid scenes of morphine addiction and a prison cell filled with debauched girls. He contrasts sin with faith in Jesus Christ and the redemptive power of blood, then tells of a ship's leak and a volunteer sailor sacrificing life to save others.
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Larkin
Bill
Sin
Hell
Jesus
God
Standard Oil Company
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Atlantic
The Mediator Stands: Jesus Offers Salvation Tonight
A preacher portrays Jesus Christ as mediator between God and sinners. He warns that Christ will return with justice, urging listeners to seek salvation now through Jesus and questioning what they will do with the offered Jesus.
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Jesus
Earth
Hell
Jesus Christ
Bowser on the Fly Hopes to Make Millions
The Bowsers discuss the birdelite flying machine and a planned one third stake in the invention. The inventor talks of war uses including dropping dynamite on camps and destroying cities, with profits from contracts and government adoption in view.
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Mrs. Bowser
Uncle Sam
Bird Elite
Paris
Inventor Swindler Foiled by Court Plot in Night Visit
A smart young man falsely claimed to have arrested a swindler tied to an inventor. He urged Mr. Bowser to testify against the alleged con man in the morning, saying ten others would join. The couple decided to retire, the plan abruptly unsettled by a late night knock and a talk of a court case.
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Mr. Bowser
Mrs. Bowser
M. Quad
Missing School Dropoff Sparks Amusing Exchange
A light exchange in St. Louis where one person realizes a forgotten item during a morning routine. The humor centers on the momentary lapse and its domestic aftermath in a typical city scene.
The Noose
A classroom jape turns grim as Willie jokes about a lasso during a teacher’s question with a running nose line, noted in the Judge's Library.
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Willie
Fowl Play Prompted by Wrestler Chickens and Geese
A Baltimore American quip notes chickens and geese engaging in sport akin to higher animals, suggesting such wrestling would lead to fowl play. The remark highlights a playful comparison between poultry and human athletics.
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Baltimore American
After Them. The Evil That Men Do Lingers
A brief sketch notes a cynical view that crimes or misdeeds endure beyond the actor while humor points to how dead men voting yields bad results. The exchange contrasts legacy of wrongdoing with electoral consequences.
Not Entertaining
A brief note from Yonkers Statesman quotes a reader question about entertainment last evening. The fragment references a woman who sang throughout the event and a man who did not find it entertaining.
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