Revival Meetings Attract Crowd To City Hall
A series of evangelistic meetings began at the city hall drawing about 3 000 onlookers. Rev Dr Nicholson and Pastor Wilkinson led prayers as Rev Mr Gibbs opened the event, with a 60 voice choir and a strong appeal for Christians to pray and join in the revival effort.
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Mitchell Dusine
Buce
Euppy Seus
C. Halphide
Orean
Barry
Ramer
Gibbte
Wilkinson
Bondish
Thomas Nicholson
White Ge
Sturt
Nicholson
Congregational Church
Dr. Nicholson
Meraz
Atiel
Jor. Nicholson
Exchange of ideas between uncle and nephew
The dialogue recalls a playful exchange where the uncle accuses the nephew of errors and asks for current actions. The nephew stumbles with a reply about what he plans to do. The scene mirrors a lighthearted, verbal sparring moment.
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Puck
Reception by President Honors College Football Team
Dr and Mrs Nicholson hosted a Friday evening reception for the football squad at the president's home. Faculty spouses attended along with players as guests. The event featured a peanut contest, a brief football program with remarks by professors, a piano violin duet, and sweaters presented to 16 players who helped win the championship.
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Thomas Nichlson
John L. Seaton
J. E. Graham
A.M. Jayne
Miss Lee
Barrey
Lardner
Evans
Nicholson
University honors fifteen football players with sweaters
Saturday at the chapel exercises the University presented fifteen football players with sweaters for participating in three consecutive games. Prof. Lardner explained the meaning of the sweaters as symbols of achievement and duty. Captain Evans replied, as the Athletic Board distributed the awards to the players and substitutes listed.
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Markle
Lardner
Evans
Athletic Board
University
Messrs. Stephens
Newton
Gust
Minty
Shearer
Wak
Saisnan
Vans
Mendelken
Wo Vinger
Hauner
Evangelistic Meeting Draws Large Crowd at City Hall
Dr Nicholson preached on the rainbow and the covenant between man and God as twenty five people went forward for consultation with pastors. The turnout filled the hall with chairs added to accommodate attendees and many more showed deep interest in divine truth.
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Dr Nicholson
Nicholson
The System Lives On Good Rich Blood
A garbled excerpt promotes Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills claiming to cure by increasing blood quality and quantity. It includes a testimonial from George Harkins of Wilmerding Pa and mentions price, distributor, and an endorsement on every package.
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A. W. Chase
George Harkins
Westinghouse Avenue
Wilmerding
Pittsburg
Deniers
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Company
Buffalo
N.Y
A. SV. Chase
M. D
Secallin Bros
Mitchell, S. D
The Call to Duty in Life's Humble Places
A meditation on character and duty, arguing that opportunity tests a person’s resolve and reveals true spirit. It asserts that prompt loyalty to right can grow even in the lowest circumstances and that greatness is cultivated through daily conduct rather than grand chances.
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Hes Sterpest
Arase
Better Than a Shoehorn
A narrator recalls learning a hack from an Englishman about using a towel to aid shoe insertion. The method involves folding the towel as a makeshift aid to slide the foot into a shoe, claimed to be easier than using a shoehorn.
The Woman of Kenatucky
A fragmentary report presents a caricatured view of the Kentucky woman as graceful and adaptable with affectionate nerves and sympathetic nature, praising her as a Venus figure amid changing conditions per a London commentary.
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Kenatucky
Kentucky
Venus of Milo
Heaven
London
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