The World’s Ingratitude Across Time and Nations
This piece traces ingratitude through history from Moses to Caesar to Columbus and Lincoln, noting how great figures were misunderstood or neglected. It highlights Julius Caesar’s assassination, Columbus’s hardships, Lincoln’s death, and the songwriter of Home Sweet Home, concluding with Christ as the ultimate example of ingratitude and the望 to embrace a Christ-like spirit of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Israel
Saratus
Assyria
Asia
Alyut
Xenophon
Alba Longa
Rome
Etruria
Italy
Allia
Tiber
Caesar
Pompey
Beame
Sar
Ann
Mark Anthony
Julius Caesar
Anthony
Cassius Dagr
Brutus
Ata
Columbus
India
Free America
Spain
Lincoln
America
Grant
Lowell
Booth
Home Sweet Home
London
Mayfield
Paris
Berlin
J. Howard Payne
Christ
God
W H M SOW Morning Session First Day
The W H and Foreign Missionary Society met at First M E church in Graham at 8 30. Mrs J B Price presided. Committees on extension of work resolutions and necrology were named. Reports from Weatherford Gordon Mineral Wells Strawn Oran Graham and others showed progress. Night and afternoon sessions included talks on tithing duties and home missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. and Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Graham
J. B. Price
J.T. Bloodworth
P. A. Martin
J. W. Downs
Mineral Wells
Com
Hall Bowman
Emma Beeler
D. G. Vick
Foreign Missions
Weatherford
Gordon
Strawn
Oran
Eliasville
Aledo
Throckmorton
Breckinridge
Eugenia Smith
J. T. Bloodworth
M. K. Little
J. C. Massey
Bloodworth
A. F. Bentley
Temple
Burkett
F. M. Burkett
Price
C. W. Johnson
Our City
H. M
North Oak Street
Maggie Simmons
Downs
Home Mission Society
McMurray
Weaver
North Texas
Bro. Atchinson
Alabama
Mare
Northwest Texas
Mss Beeler
Miss Smith
Miss Beeler
Vernon
Texas
Mineral Wells Auxiliary
Foreign Missionary Society
Charles Little
Thurber
First Church
Ranger
Mingus
Brock
Agnes
Graford
Garner
Wayland
Whitt
Godfrey's Chapel
Springtown
Bethel
Milsap
Bro. Downs
B. S. Doty
Kidwell
Bro. Singleton
Akard
van Zandt
R. A. Stewart
Bowman
Committee On
Bro. Little
Sister Bloodworth
N. W. Texas
Bro Singleton
Johnson
Chas
Life 100000 Years Ago and Modern Cure in 1900s
A fragmented report links paleontological finds in Switzerland to modern disease threats. It recalls Dr King s New Discovery curing lung troubles, praises Sloan Drug Co. guarantees, and notes a trial bottle. The piece then shifts to evangelist Walker s life, education, career, and impact in Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Alabama and Indiana, praising his zeal and revival work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
Sloan Drug Co
Christian Church
T Luk
Graham
Selma
Alabama
Epworth League
Mr. Walker
Walker
Standard Oil Company
College of the Bible
Kentucky University
Lexington
Ministry of the Word
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
Via
West Virginia
Carolina
Indiana
Thi
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Sallie Porter
Graham High School
W. H. M. Society
The
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of
W. Gratam Wavher
Leonard Daugherty
Christ In Church