Two Sides in the Great Battle of God and Satan
A sermon asserts a universal conflict between God and Satan with clear endgame. It argues the faithful endure testing through history, condemns Pharisees and Saul for opposing Christ, and warns against blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. It urges humble faith and acceptance of Jesus as the greater than Solomon.
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God
Satan
Messiah
Jesus
Saul
Tarsus
Stephen
Ith
Thorne
Batan
Beelzebub
Devito
Gal
Jonah
Solomon
Campaign to Drain Coastal Counties Opens May 28
A statewide drainage campaign announced after Clemson experts meet with farmers will target Georgetown Orangeburg Dorchester and other coast counties. Officials plan demonstrations at Jedburg Branchville and a mid June mass meeting to boost brickmaker involvement for pipe drainage projects.
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Georgetown
Columbia
Clemson
Watson
Horry
Hampton
Charleston Drainage Commission
Charleston
Orangeburg
Dorchester
Jedburg
New Columbia and
Branchville
Hearst files more suits against press figures
William Randolph Hearst files additional civil actions for damages against Adolph Ochs Henry Watterson Melville E Stone and Herman Ridder alleging harmful statements amid the Hearst Gaynor controversy. A separate Boston suit targets seven daily newspapers from the RES group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Gaynor
Adolph Ochs
New York Times
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courter- Journal
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
Herman Ridder
New York Staats Zeitung
Boston
Seven Daily News- Res
Baltimore American
A Powerful Weapon in Tales of a Grizzly Venture
A shopping piece describes an old fashioned gun as a powerful weapon and a boastful owner explains its kick as part of its beauty. A hunter recounts missing a charging grizzly and being driven back thirty feet before reloading, framing the weapon as nearly unstoppable from the hunter’s perspective.
The Harrow as Necessary as the Plow
The writer argues every farm needs a smoothing harrow as essential as the plow for good cultivation. He insists a first class modern smoothing harrow makes farming feasible and effective, criticizing any attempt without it.
Bridal Veil Incident at New York Department Store
A wealthy department store customer charged a $500 bridal veil to her account. During her daughter's wedding at a downtown church, a store employee witnessed the event and later identified the veil from a newspaper clipping. The store billed $300 to the customer for the veil’s use, with payment promptly sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miss B
Chicago Record Herald
Plow Improvements Boost Farm Work in the South
The article notes that a well broken land with two horses and a smooth harrow can do more work than four men and four horses using small one-horse plows. It argues for adopting improved implements to prepare land and cultivate crops, reflecting Southern farming practices.
Cardui praised for health restores in Mount Pleasant
Mrs M E Rail of Mount Pleasant Tennessee reports Cardui restored her two year weakness and improved her daughter's health as she nears womanhood. She calls Cardui worth its weight in gold and suitable for young and old, noting its gentle vegetable formula aids natural cure.
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Mount Pleasant
M. E. Rail
N. B
M B E E Florence Line Doubtful in Railroad Feasibility
Florence May 13 The McBee to Florence line faces uncertainty as charter plans clash with Alderman road advances toward Timmonsville. Rumors suggest Seaboard may favor Lamar Timmonsville route, leaving Florence and Darlington without a direct feeder to the Santee country. Local support from Timmonsville persists while Florence offers little action to secure the connection.
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Florence
Bonsal
McBee
Hartsville
Darlington
Alderman
Georgetown
Charleston
Timmonsville
Seaboard
Lamar
Santee River
Santee
Ogree Dee River
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Phat
Hearst
Ochs, Waterson, Stone and Ridder
Ager
Pee Lee City
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