Revival in Wales Sparks Widespread Religious Awakening
Report on a remarkable Welsh revival spreading from Cardigan to all of Wales. A simple, heartfelt outpouring of prayer and praise, led by an untrained youth, with crowded meetings, daily services, and fervent testimonies. Observers note reduced drinking, fewer taverns, and improved work ethic as fruits of the movement, with similar awakenings in London, Pittsburgh, and Denver. Pastor J. K. Hall urges continued prayer until the revival reaches the world.
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Wales
Aeun
Cardalganhire
Welah
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Cardigan
Wates
Damber
Isadoria
Bun
Rede
Volves
Immelamely
Elchman
Midat
London
Wisles
Welebfeld Kogland
Pittaburg
Denver
J. K. Hall
Stamp Creek Health and Weather Report and Local Notes
The Stamp Crank news notes good community health and favorable farming weather. Local visitors include J. J. Wood and wife from Salem, and Mrs. Vaughan of Cateechee. Rev. Seabrooks Atkinson preached to a large assembly, a Sunday school was organized, May Hunnicutt returned from Gainesville, and E. A. Nimmons is ill with grip. The piece closes with a salary comparison for soldiers and other nations.
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Stamp Creek
J. J. Wood
Salem
Mra
T. I. Hunaiwatt
Seabrooks Atkinson
Vaughan
Cateechee
Harrison Vaughan
Tom Steward
Virginia Oliver
A. K. Hunniontt
Misa Clara Vaughan
KE. A. Mulkey
Newry
Scott's Emulsion Teaser for Fat Babies
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion for babies, claiming fat helps comfort nerves and cushions them. It argues scrawniness causes discomfort and promotes the product as a sweet, wholesome aid, offering a free sample.
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Scott
Master of His Graft Inspires Immigration Tale
A tall young Polish immigrant before Bilin Latin proves his worth under scrutiny. With a violin in his black bag he plays Cavalleria Rusticana to calm the crowd, earning praise from officials and a passage paid by the commissioner. His skill becomes a sermon on competence and mastery, showing work as a root and branch one can carry anywhere.
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Bilin
Fall River
Polo
Oficer
Maesio
Wall River
Eaid
Scribner's Magazine
No General Hire After Surrender Says Old Farmer
A Baltimore and Richmond Christian Advocate note recalls a Confederate farmer near Appomattox who offered work to anyone from Lee’s army after the surrender. He grouped ex-employees by ranks, praising privates as diligent workers while doubting officers. He vows not to hire any generals ever again.
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Almepf
Appomattox
Lee
Therm
Thom
Theatra
Pulpit Orators of Modern Timex Moody A Prominent Evangelist
The text portrays Dwight L. Moody as a perceptive organizer and powerful, unpolished speaker whose sermons moved tens of millions. It notes his leadership in Northfield, Mount Hermon, Chicago institutions, and his role with the Y M C A. Moody’s conversion, Chicago tabernacle, and early Sunday school work are highlighted, with comparisons to Whitefield and Moltke.
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Tiwight L. Moody
Henry Drummond
Kawn
Jobn Wannamaker
Philadelphia
Northfield Seminary
Mount Hermon Soho
Chicago
Phvona
Northfield
Mina
Northfeld
Namoroia
von Moltke
United States
F. B. Moyer
Wellington
John Mc Neil
Mr. Moody
Apesker
Moody
Whitefield
Boston
Congregational Church
Christian Commission
I1s
Y ‘Ig Men's Christian Association
Real Lander
New Heart Cure Offered In Anxious Claim
An advertisement touts Dr Milan Miles New Heart Cure as a remedy for chest pains, breath trouble, and nervous heart conditions. The panicked testimonial claims dramatic recovery and offers a free trial with money-back guarantee through a druggist.
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Milan
Yale Org
Moody's World Lecture Tours and London Campaigns
A historical obituary and review recounts D L Moody's international preaching tours from England to Ireland and Scotland, noting crowd sizes in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, London, Philadelphia, New York, Chicago and Boston. It highlights his simple fiery style, vast audiences, and campaigns including a 1888 movable tabernacle effort in London and a 1891 Scottish tour, ending with his death after heart failure in Northfield.
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Sankey
Bugas
York
England
Sunderland
Newcantle
Scotland
Londor
Moody
Fom
Whitefield
Spurgeon
Trav
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
Boston
America
Crawde
London
Kana
Northfield
Maya
Doctor Extracts Feather From Throat After Dinner Mixup
A Chicago Tribune tale recounts a doctor rushing to a patient with a severe cough. After a humorous misdirection about a chicken pot pie or pork, he uses a small instrument and discovers a chicken feather wedged in her throat. The patient admits it was pork, not chicken, that caused the attack.
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Nootor
Brian
Chicago Tribune
Busted Romance and Vanished Pair on Mountain Trail
A driver reports a curious tale about a hill where a young lady and General Homan walked and never returned. The strangers press for details, and the driver explains the pair went down the other side, prompting sorrowful speculation.
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Thin Mountain
Homan
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Dr. Kewrum
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Hoe
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Billoud
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