Merger of Lutheran Synods Likely in Salisbury Event
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North Carolina and the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Tennessee plan a joint merger meeting in Salisbury on March 2 to form a united body. North Carolina presiding Rev. Jacob L. Morgan and Tennessee presiding Rev. W. A. Deaton will lead separate sessions March 1 before the merger. The two synods encompass 110 pastors, 214 congregations, and about 39,456 members with education and missionary interests across several institutions and missions.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of North
North Carolina Synod
Jacob L. Morgan
Salisbury
Haven Lutheran Church
Tennessee Synod
W. A. Deaton
D. D
Hickory
St. John's Lutheran Church
Lenoir College
Wickory
Collegiate Institute
Mt. Pleasant
Mont Amoena Seminary
Institutions of Mercy
St. John’s Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
P. D. Brown
A. P. Staley
H. F. Cooper
Confessions of a Bride Confessions of a Bride
Ann explains her husband Lorimer as an aviator and an invalid, while a lead character notes the girl’s reckless pursuit of drama. A stern old woman questions the girl’s choices, then dismisses her with a cold rebuke as the scene ends with the narrator reflecting on virtue and punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Lorimer
Jim
Madeline
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
A 19th century advert touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a guaranteed remedy to gray hair. It promises a dark even shade, natural lustre, and quick results with simple daily application using a sponge or brush.
Pepto-Mangan Promises Vitality And Red Blood Boost
An old advertisement touts Pepto-Mangan as a tonic to revitalize blood and lift health. It claims tired, pale readers gain strength, with endorsements from physicians and availability in liquid or tablet forms. The ad warns to buy genuine Gude’s Pepto-Mangan and cites drugstores.
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Stee Saigo
Giude
Gude
The Liar Lovers And a Miner Mine Cloak Candles
Ann recalls repeated betrayals by lovers and fiancés as she accuses every man of lies while a nurse is summoned. The scene ends with a shock as a white sheet covers a pale face. Candles are noted as lighting in South African mines.
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Ann
Jane
South Africa
Rub Backache Away With Soothing St. Jo Back Aid
A vintage ad promises quick relief for backaches lumbago and sciatica through rubbing on a penetrating soothing lotion. It claims harmless formula avoids skin irritation and can transform pain after a single use with a small trial bottle available at drug stores. The copy touts sixty years of recommendation.
Oil Town Has Name Would Be
Tulsa February 25 The town of Would Be Oklahoma figures in a naming dispute between a postal inspector and a postmaster. In 1917 about 406 residents near Billings formed an oil camp and sought a post office. The inspector refused Mid-Co naming. the postmaster retorted If it would be a town it would be Would Be thus the station was named Would Be.
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Tulsa
Okla
Would Be
Oklahoma
Emby Kaye
Billings
Post Office Department
Garren’s Tonic Endorsed By Hendersonville Resident
Mr. HI Rollins of Hendersonville, C, lends his post office box to readers and proclaims Garren’s Blood Purifier and Tonic the best medicine for constipation and indigestion. He shares that after two bottles he gained 40 pounds and feels fixed, urging others with digestive troubles to try the tonic sold in High Point by J. A. Hart Drug Co. Prices: single 25 cents, five bottles five dollars.
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HI. Rollins
Hendersonville, C
Garren
High Point
J. A. Hart Drug Co
Kirke Declares He Is First in Everything for Colonels
Louisville report quotes Jayson Kirke six year veteran infield star claiming he is first in everything. He says he leads in all duties from visiting the bat factory to top performance for the Colonels.
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Louisville
Jayson Kirke
The
Colonels
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