Interesting Baptist Services at Walhalla Church
At a Walhalla Baptist prayer meeting Pastor G H Judd stated Spurgeons sermons exceed 150 million copies sold. He noted translations into many languages and widespread conversions. Christmas sermons on December 28 covered Magi worship and angelic messages with practical lessons.
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Walhalla
Walhalla Baptist Church
G. H. Judd
Mart Mariam
Urmia
Persia
Bethlehem
Hundreds in belief of cure and a rail wreck summary
One paragraph sample describes a promotional claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with a reward offer and testimonials, followed by a San Jose dispatch reporting eighteen injuries after Southern Pacific No. 602 derailed from Oakland to Wright's on Christmas Eve, with passengers jolted and several seriously hurt as the train plunged 76 feet.
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Hall
F. J
Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F J
Cheney
Kigne
San Jose
Cal
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Wright's
Birmingham Siding
Fragmentary note on funds and Hollister mountain toа
A damaged OCR fragment mentions money for a donation and a reference to Hollister's Rocky Mountain. Dr J W Boll is noted in the garbled text. No clear event or date is present.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. Ww. Boll
Denatured alcohol plant costs for farmers proposed
Commissioner Yerkes of the Internal Revenue Bureau says farmers can set up denatured alcohol distilleries for about 200 dollars. Plants must follow federal rules, post bonds, and operate under government supervision in bonded warehouses. The product is not drinkable alcohol, but a poison as deadly as strychnine. Also mentions a dental/pallejo tonic and drug ads.
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Yerkes
Internal Revenue Bureau
Charlotte Chronicle
Townville Oil Mill Sold At Auction In Townville
The entire property of the Townville Oil Mill was sold at auction in Townville yesterday. L N Geer, president of the company, bid 11500 to acquire the mill along with a ginnery real estate notes accounts and personal property including burned machinery. The mill will be rebuilt probably next summer.
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Anderson Mail
Townville
L. N. Geer
Patrick Given Life Term
Albany December 27 Governor Higgins commuted Albert T Patrick from death for the Rice murder to life imprisonment The action reflects that Patrick relied on the testimony of Valet Jones who secured immunity in exchange for his statements The Governor cited errors noted by three Court of Appeals judges as part of the rationale
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Albany
N. Y
Higgins
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Valet” Jones
Von
Court of Appeals
Eleven Die In Kemper County Race Riots In Mississippi
Report from Jackson Mississippi dated December 26 details a race riot in northern Kemper County leaving eleven dead eight negroes and three whites and a white man badly wounded. Troops under Governor Vardaman deployed to restore order with martial law planned. Additional rioting and threats described as posses form and the town of Wahalak guarded by infantry and artillery while both sides exchange casualties.
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Samuel McCants
Wahalak
Meridian
Vardaman
Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy claims universal cure
An advertisement touts Tyner’s Dyspepsia Remedy as a universal cure for indigestion dyspepsia gas bitter taste bad breath and stomach discomfort. It promises relief within a short time and offers a refund if it fails to cure. The ad notes medical advice and free circulars from the Tyner Remedy Co Augusta Ga Sherrystannon Kufauta Als and mentions a separate accident report of a ten year old struck by a Roman candle ball breaking his nose on Wednesday night.
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Toures
Tynor Remedy Co
Anguata
Sherrystannon
Kufauta
Als
Waa
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cold Relief
An old medical ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent pneumonia and serious illness from a cold. It claims the syrup soothes coughing, expels the cold, and clears the throat, urging readers to buy the product through local distributors.
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Foley
Return School Library opens Fridays for readers
A notice from Return School Library states it will open every Friday afternoon from three to four oclock for borrowing. Readers are asked to observe label rules on each book. The reading list includes many classic titles and authors, with numerous volumes cataloged by number.
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Hans Brinker
David Copperfield
Uncle Roman
Ivanhoe
Jean Mishoat
Pilgrim's Progress
Pompati
Jobo Halifax
Knights of Round Table
Tom Brown
Oxford
Joan of Arc
Red Rook
Drake
Lee
Virginia
Wolfe
Canada
Donovan
Hardy Norseman
Thadeus
Warsaw
Talon
Schonbergcotta Family
Gold Blaze
Dorothy Vernon
Legion of Terror
Ables
Hearta
Mid-Lothian
Americing
Eaoh
Kat
Golden River
Walter
Oie
Changes at the Anderson Depot in January
Captain J R Anderson announces T E Howard will be ticket agent at Anderson depot succeeding H Pervont who resigns to join Clem ton College. Howard, previously baggage agent, led Western Union local manager. H J Gignilliat becomes baggage agent after long railroad service at Seneca and transfer business in Anderson. Changes effective January 1.
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Anderson Mail
J. R. Anderson
Blue Ridge Railroad
T. E. Howard
Union Depot
H. Prevont
Clemton College
Howard
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hoe
H. J. Gignilliat
Gignilliat
Seneca
Anderson
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G. W. Gignilliat
Treas
John T. Moore
Interesting Baptist
C. Hh. Spurgeon
Pastor Judd
Seneca Cotton Warehouse Co. Ame
King's Dyas Pala Jote
Valhalla Drug Co
W. J. Lunney
Boneoa
Otmul
W. J. Sunday
Chamber
Rena
Christ
Mas—Town
Tynor
Proumonta
Adam Bede
Richt of Way
Elmo
Beulah
Larma Duove
David Harum
The
Sword
Rob Roy
Janice Meredith
Irisia
Village Watch Tower
Felix Holt
Merrie Zagland
Vic Crucia
Prince of House of David
Samantha
Saratoga
Ben Hur
Elsie Dinamore
Clanaman
Sir
George Washington
Robert &. Loo
Enid
Little Howard
Des
Dontanna Co
J. W. Bell
Atlanta
New York
Nansau Street
Atlanta, Ga
Candler
Tutt
Harper Brothers
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