The Immigrant Question in a 1900s Church Talk
Rev. Albert L. Wood, pastor at North Side Methodist, argues that immigration shaped America’s destiny. He calls for stricter literacy, loyalty tests, and law enforcement, linking church mission to assimilating newcomers while condemning crime, saloons, and social unrest. He cites Ellis Island checks, language study, and Bible-centered patriotism as remedies.
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Kidney Cure Helped Evansville Man Recovered
O T Erhart of Evansville Indiana profiles his five year struggle with kidney and bladder ailments. After three physicians failed and he was almost ruined he credits Foley's Kidney Cure with complete recovery after two bottles.
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Undertaker Prefers People Who Are Dead In Earnest
A wry quip notes the undertaker's preference for genuine cases, implying seriousness in death and the business's somber realities. The remark plays on the double meaning of earnest as sincere and as dying.
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