Local Briefs Highlight Visits and Health Ads
Mrs J P Coen returns to Houstonia after a visit. Mrs Oscar Thomas journeys to Waverly. Jane s Dillard back from Kansas City with other local notices. Dr Shoop cough remedy ad promotes safety for children, no opium or harsh drugs. Candy Doll Preventies claim quick cold relief. 48 tablets cost 25 cents. Mr and Mrs Young Ewing and Mrs Joseph Barnett attend funeral in Buckner. Worthingtons visit Kansas City. Felix Young, E J McGrew also travel to KC.
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Janes Dillard
Kansas City
Dr. Shoop
Young Ewing
Joseph Barnett
Buckner
Samuel Shudson
Richard Field
Independence
al Deniers
Dr Shoop Restorative for Weak Stomach Nerves
If your stomach heart or kidneys are weak try a few doses of Dr Shoop's Restorative in five or ten days the result will surprise you. It does not drug the stomach or stimulate the heart or kidneys but goes directly to the weak nerves with each organ having its own controlling nerve.
Mrs Haerle Departs City After Visit From Minneapolis
Mrs. F R Haerle left Monday for her Minneapolis home following an extended visit with friends and relatives in the city. J R Moorehead traveled to Kansas City Monday to attend the annual meeting of the Southwest Lumbermen's Association.
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F. R. Haerle
Minneapolis
Minnesota
J. R. Moorehead
Kansas City
Southwest Lunberman's Association
A Wild Blizzard Raging Threatens Thousands at Risk
A fierce winter storm described as a wild blizzard endangers thousands with chills coughs and fever. The text warns grip illness requires prompt action and touts Dr King’s New Discovery as life saving with a testimonial from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi and notes a 60 cent guaranteed bottle by Cretuahaw and Young.
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Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Misa
Cretuahaw & Young
Do Baptists Embrace Change in Doctrine on Federation
The piece argues that numerically Baptist Adventist and Disciple groups share Congregational independence, complicating Federation entry. It criticizes Baptist insistence on water baptism for church membership and calls for doctrinal revision while noting the need to preserve core creeds.
Costs of Church Federation Across Denominations
A critical review argues against sectarian federation among Baptists Adventists and Disciples. It advocates unifying in Christ through baptism into his death rather than water immersion, urging shared doctrine, rejection of infant sprinkling, and a church not defined by denominational lines, but by consecration and sacrifice.
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United States
Church of Christ
Christ's Church
Christ
Alexander Campbell
Hell
Elne
John the Baptist
Apollos
St. Paul
Baptist Union
Federation
Union of Heart
Jesus
St. Augustine
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Adam
Tont
Jordan
James
John
Jeana
Mark x
Isaac McVey Dies at 65 in Missouri Home
Isaac McVey aged 65 died of heart failure at his home near the city Saturday after illness Friday. His wife found him unresponsive and a doctor declared death several hours prior. Funeral at Market Street Methodist church Sunday. he leaves two sons Ross McVey of Hazel Hill township and William of Lafayette County, and his widow Mrs Sallie R Neff. He was born in Ohio and long lived in Missouri, a devout Christian and longtime member of the Abe dist church.
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Mr. McVey
W. M. Minshall
Isaac McVey
Ohio
Missouri
Sallie R. Neff
Ross McVey
Hazel Hill Township
William
Lafay- Lafayette County
Ok Place
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