Holiness Meeting Opens Eleventh South Dakota Camp
The eleventh annual South Dakota Holiness Association camp meeting opened Friday in a large south side tent with evangelist Carradine delivering a Matt 3:3 sermon. He urged repentance and obedience to invite God's grace, stressing a straight life and humility as prerequisites for divine presence. Local churches and believers from Pierre, Harrisburg, Miller, White Lake, Gayville, and other towns are represented. The meetings run through July 10 with public invitation to attend.
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South Dakota Holiness Association
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Rey
Carradine
God
Achan
Israel
Irenry
LeMars
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Pierre
Willow Lakes
Gayville
Jlurley
Alexandria
Northville
White Lake
Miller
Three Meetings of the Holiness Association Enduring
Saturday and Sunday presented strong services led by Rev Norvell and evangelist Dr Carradine. The sermons covered Prayer two works of grace the baptism of the Holy Spirit and obedience. A vast audience, altar calls, and emphasis on holiness marked the weekend.
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Mr. Norvell
Association
Henry Sisters
Carradine
Norvell
Pentifest
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Madelz
Earnest Holiness Meetings Draw Big Attendance
Rain and cool weather could not dampen interest in Holiness meetings in the hip tent Tuesday. Rev. A. S. Cochran of Kansas City spoke on scriptural holiness and church relations, while Dr. Carradine preached on Hirsha and sanctification. The altar call drew many to seek the Spirit, and the day ended in triumph for God.
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A. S. Cochran
Kansas City
National Holiness Association
Carradine
Canaan
Women of Duty Forebearance at Society Auction
A society woman abstains from comfort, determined to perform her day’s programme despite backache and boredom. The piece lauds female heroism as she endures dances and dining to fulfill a perceived duty, likening it to Trafalgar era resolve.
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Trafalgar
Wounds Dressed With Burnt Straw by Japanese Doctors
Japanese doctors dress wounds of 500 men at about 25 cents each using charcoal from burnt straw. Powdered charcoal in sachets is applied to injuries, its antiseptic and absorbent properties aiding rapid healing.
Carlyle On Thackeray Description Of The Artist
Thomas Carlyle writes of William Makepeace Thackeray noting his talent and sensibility while criticizing his irritability vanity and lack of restraint. He recalls Thackeray and his two daughters staying with them and observes Thackeray at his best yet reveals a wary judgment of his sentimentalism and showmanship.
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Thackeray
Carlyle
Train of suitors sparks warning from gossip
The dialogue notes a pretty Miss Wilkins attracting many eligible young men and rumors of a potential clash among her admirers. One speaker warns that a crash could occur with only one survivor.
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Tom
His Invitations
Daisy and Dolly joke about a man who accompanies his brother and turns out to be a bill collector, sparking a playful confession about his profession.
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Daisy
Dolly
Mrs Bryant Finds Cure for Female Ills with Favorite Prescription
A woman faces years of delicate health and failed medicines before claiming success with Favorite Prescription. She notes courage returns and hope awakens after initial improvement, with a clear early sign of benefit from the remedy.
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Pierce
Sarah Bryant
Memphis Social Science Club
Atkinson Ave
Memphis
Tenn
Milk sickness weed and deadly mystery in Tennessee
The piece reviews the deadly milk sickness disease in Tennessee tied to cows feeding on a cloverlike weed. It discusses historical theories about the poison, sightings near Sparta White County, and cases where drinking milk from affected cows caused fatal agony. It cites the Louisville Courier Journal and includes miscellaneous London notes.
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Sparta
White County
Wohite County
Louisville Courier-Journal
Hall of Fame roundup links dynasties and figures
A digest of notable figures and deeds including Denmark’s bird collection valued around 75000, Dr. B E Greene joining the Smithsonian, Minister Obaldia’s age and cattle holdings, George Webster selling buffalo robes for 150, and tributes to Louis Henry Rosenberg’s library gift for African Americans. Also notes on Senator Depew’s railroad wisdom, Yale writer Professor Ladd, Bridgeport’s Frederick Kaufman, Ion Perdicaris, Hall Caine, and Rothschild racing four.
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Don Jose Domingo Obaldia
Vanama
United States
George Webster
Cabot
George F. Phillips
Merrimac
Santiago Harbor
Hobson
Boston
Henry Rosenberg
Galveston
South
Ghaunecey M. Depew
George Trumbull Ladd
Yale
Frederick Kaufman
Bridgeport
Conn
Ion Perdicaris
Tangier
Hall Caine
Morocco
Rothschild
Alfred Rothschild
Walter Rothschild
Leo Rothschild
Model of the Moment Styles and Accessories This Season
Bronze shoes with white and tan gloves pair with pongee outfits. Modish onion shade named for golden brown tones appears in fashion. Chantilly lace medallions adorn pongee shirt waists. Hat trims feature dark green and deep purple roses. Broadcloth streetwear favors brown gray and plum. Parasol designs in plain silk with floral borders gain vogue. Brooklyn Nagle.
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Brooklyn Nagle
Japan’s Gold Treasures Melted for Imperial War Chest
The piece notes Japan's rapid electrification using water power and universal access to lights and telephones. It cites a social shift where gold items are forfeited to the treasury for coinage to fund the emperor. Ancient gold coins from three centuries ago are valued more for their rarity than intrinsic worth.
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Japan
Vereshagin Exhibition Sparks Military Debates
The piece notes Count Von Moltke's reaction to Vereshagin's portrayals of war, forbidding German soldiers from visiting the artist's exhibition. It mentions a dialogue about smoking habits during a wedding trip and references Harpers Bazaar on strong war pictures.
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Count von Moltke
Vereschagin
Garden Notes On Plants And Garden Care
Fuchsias require a daily bath after twilight. Old fashioned phlox makes a good window box bloom. Wood ashes are a good fertilizer for sweet peas roots. Water seeds as regularly as sprouted plants for best results. Castor beans make a striking center for large beds, reaching six feet with ample water.
Sea Serpents Through Ancient Writings And Legends
The article recalls Aristotle noting Libyan sea serpents of vast size and ox bones washed ashore. It cites Olaus Magnus describing a 200 foot long creature haunting coastal rocks and caves and lifting its head like a pillar to seize and devour men.
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Libya
Olaus Magnus
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