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Lebanon Semi Weekly News in Lebanon, Pennsylvania

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Lebanon Semi Weekly News

Location

Lebanon, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1903

Page

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The Happiest Life of a Gospel Minister

Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage urges college graduates to choose the gospel ministry, arguing it offers unmatched joy, spiritual rewards, and noble usefulness. He recalls biographical examples, stresses self surrender, warns against secular temptations, and calls for more men to answer Christ’s call.

Frank DE Witt Talmage D.D Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church Chicago Lfe Christ Europe Jesus Christ Ier Confort Henry Ward Beecher Lyman Beecher Ywood Immedi Wely Jonathan Eadwards Northiampton Mass Lyman Beeeheer Litchfield Conn Thiel Town Messenger of God Moses Hoge Richmond Dr. Palmer New Orleans Horatius Bonor England Uplifting Associationa Christian Ministry Richard Baxter Satan Christhay America Synoditeal John Almige Amoy China David Brainerd Ife Rutger's College Touls Klopsch

Awful Cloudburst Destroys Textile Town in North Carolina

In Spartansburg on June 8 a torrential rain and cloud burst devastates Pacolet Clifton and Glendale mills. About 80 drown, 3.4 million dollars in damage, 500 homeless, 4,000 job losses. Clifton No 1 2 3 mills damaged, Pacolet Nos 1 2 destroyed. Rescue scenes, church and hotel wiped out. Federal aid sought. Congressman Johnson travels to Washington after meeting locals.

Spartansburg N. C Pacolet Clifton Glendale Converse Clifton No. 2 Clifton No. 1 Clifton No. 3 Converse Mills S. Johnson R. A. Finley J. D. Owens Presbyterian Polk County Congressman Johnson Washington War Root Cowpens

Are You Using Allen's Foot-Ease Shake In Shoes

Advertises Allen's Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort and relief of corns bunions and swelling. Promotes purchase at Atell Druggists and Shoe Stores with price 25a.

Allen Atell Druggists

Plague Kills Berlin Physician Sparks Ban On Experiments

Berlin reports the death of Dr Milan Sachs from plague at a city hospital. The government issues a decree prohibiting further plague experiments, deeming infection risk greater than knowledge gained. Dr Sachs contracted the disease in Dr Kochs laboratory, which remains isolated with strict access for investigators only. Gangs clear debris in Kansas City amid a restart of depots and packing plants as rivers drop and rail traffic resumes.

Berlin Milan Sachs Sacha Dr. Koch Kansas City Missouri Kaw

War Department to Provide Relief for South Carolina Flood Sufferers

The War Department will supply necessary relief such as rations and medicines to flood victims in South Carolina. An appeal to Secretary Root caused orders to General Chaffee, head of the Department of the East, to authorize an officer from Atlanta to deliver immediate aid, following a precedent set during the Gainesville disaster.

War Department Washington South Carolina Root Chaffee Department of the East Atlanta Gainesville

Imprisoned by Flood Threat on Missouri River Island

Swollen Mississippi surges past St. Louis with a 38 foot stage as 3800 people on a Black Walnut island, 25 miles northwest, face possible death. Attempts by police to reach them fail. a local yacht is stalled by current. Entire valley underwater, farms ruined, homes washed away amid looming disaster.

Mississippi St Louis St. Louis Black Walnut Missouri

Textile workers explain strike ordered for health reasons

Philadelphia June 8. The Central Textile Union's working committee and Textile Workers executive board released a public statement detailing why more than 75 000 workers struck. They cite sanitary concerns, long hours for children, and widespread dust amid pulmonary risks, urging public support and a conference with employers.

Philadelphia Central Textile Union Textile Workers

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