Missioner outlines five Christlike traits in sermon series
Archdeacon Percy Webber, famed Protestant Episcopal missioner, spoke at St. Mary's Episcopal church detailing five principal Christlike traits: character, service to God and man, truth, and redemption through Christ's blood. He defended the Virgin Birth and critiqued Hindu idolatry, delivering nightly talks through Friday and outlining the Hindu faith’s sensual worship practices.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
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Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Bowlés Red Pepper Rub as instantly soothing rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It promises deep heat within three minutes and urges readers to buy the genuine Rowles branded package at drug stores.
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Rowles
Rad Salts Cure for Rheumatism Advised in Old Remedy
A vintage health note urges stay off damp ground and keep feet dry to prevent rheumatism. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water for a week and mentions Jad Salts as inexpensive relief for gout and rheumatic pains.
Hinduism Attacked in Archdeacon Webber Sermon
Archdeacon Webber denounces Hindu gods as evil symbols and says Hindu prayers should not be translated in the country. He challenges Rev. Percy Grant and declares Jesus Christ possesses the power of God, quoting Bible verses to prove his point.
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Karli
Archdeacon Webber
Webber
Percy Grant
New York
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Merchants Urge Senator Mendenhall to Support State Bills
North Carolina merchants led by the Merchants association sent telegrams to Senator O B Mendenhall urging support for a garnishment bill and a bad checks protection bill. They hope these measures, backed by business leaders in High Point and across the state, pass the house tomorrow.
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Merchants’ Association
O.be. Mendenhall
Raleigh
General Assembly
House of Representatives
I. W. Freeze
Cannon and Fetzer Clothing
S. Welborn
Beavan's
J. H. O'Neil
Tenenhaus Brothers
North Carolina Merchants’ Association
Mendenhall
Textile industry growth in the South shown by new directory
A Southern railway system directory lists 935 cotton mills with 242,900 looms and 12,370,357 spindles in the South, plus 240 knitting mills and 50 mattress and other mills. The South accounts for about 43 percent of US spindles and consumed 60.74 percent of cotton bales in 1922.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway System
United States
Textile growth in the South under new mill construction
The January 1 1923 update notes 27 new plants and additions to run 3052 looms and 270 640 spindles in the Southern region. It cites 244 669 new spindles in the year to July 31 1922 in the South versus 83 301 elsewhere and highlights broader textile development figures and mill costs.
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