A Negro's Advice to Negroes by Thomas H. Wharton
In a letter to The News, Thomas H. Wharton of North Carolina urges racial uplift and peaceful cohabitation of races in the new century. He stresses character over learning, industry and thrift, and calls for honesty, high principles, and a vigilant but charitable attitude toward government as the nation faces progress and challenges.
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Tun News
United States
Jeans
Thomas H. Whartspoon
North Carolina
Mea nd taodist church statistics figures quoted in reply
In New York City the Rev R T Trevorrow argued that the Methodist Church is a failed business proposition. He cited statistics showing 2 778 209 members, 173 950 192 in church property, 18 951 049 in contributions, and only an 0.84 percent gain in membership last year, asserting many churches showed little or no growth. Clergymen disputed the figures and condemned attempts to prove church progress mathematically.
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New York
Methodist Church
R. T. Trevorrow
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
New York City
Trevorrow
James Maing
Board of Church Extension oftts Methodist Episcopal church of_Philstdelphia
Bmr
Toccoa
Tea
Everey
Church of
Giod
Massier
Dead in Burning House in Nebraska Fire
Six people died in a Gehring Nebraska blaze sparked by kerosene. Parents perished trying to rescue their children as two other little girls also burned. The report ties the tragedy to S H McCumpney, a mechanic, and notes the incident followed by other disparate notices from across the country.
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Cheyenns
Wyo
Gehring
Neb
S. H. McCumpney
McCumpsey
Cuba to Decorate Americans for Aid to Cuba
A Havana report says the new Cuban Republic will decorate Congressman John S. Moody of North Carolina and other Americans for aiding Cuban self-government. Congress may draft a list of foreigners honored for services to Cuban independence, with names including Senators Morgan, Money, Gallinger, Thurston, Representative Moody, and Press figures Hearst and Bennett.
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Charlotte
N. C
Havana
Cuba
New Republic of Cuba
John S. Moody
North Carolina
Congress
Morgan
Alabama
Money
Mississippi
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Thurston
Nebraska
Moody
William R Hearst
James Gotden Bennett
New York
Young Lady Saved by Chamberlains Colic Remedy
Panama Colombia physician Dr Charles Uttar recalls a sixteen year old girl nearly dying from dysentery. After ineffectual treatments he prescribed Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Within hours she improved, recovered in a week. Also ad for L W Harper Whiskey and other products.
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Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
A. L. Pearre
Panama
Colombia
Chemberlain
Chas H. Uttar
Paulent
Chamberlain
4. L. Pearce
Mothers Friend Promises Peaceful Sleep For Infants
A 25 cent advertisement touts its wondrous effects on families promising fathers calmer nights, mothers reliance, and babies turning hearty and content. The promotion claims the product makes puny infants strong and sleep well, asserting its exclusive use once prevents need for others. It also references Victor Infant’s Runner as a familiar name.
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Victor
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