Missions in Korea by Veteran Methodist Missionary
A furloughing veteran of the Methodist Episcopal Church describes Korea's Christian mission landscape. He notes four major Christian bodies, about 200000 current adherents, and rapid growth since 1300. Presbyterian and Methodist efforts, led by figures like Dr Underwood and Dr Scrantor, have established large stations and churches in Pyongyang and Seoul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heber Jones
Korea
Aston
N.Y
Jones
Catholica
Canvarte
Christiana
Presbyteriana
America
Presbyterian Missions
Horace O. Underwood
James G. Gale
D. R. Avinon
W. D. Raynolde
Samuel 4
Moffett
Empire of Korea
Pyongyang
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
William B. Scrantor
Yale
Henry G. Appenzelfer
Seoul Described as Picturesque Yet Crooked City
The capital of Korea is portrayed with grand palaces and temples while its 250000 residents live in low squalid houses. Streets are noted as crooked, giving an impression they were laid out by wandering cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Farewell to January and a February Welcome
A reflective note on closing January and the quick arrival of February. The author jokes about civic events, religious notices, and local traditions, urging readers to attend the Bishop Ingle memorial, the Catholic mission opening, and the Firemen’s Bazaar while praising winter’s end and upcoming holidays.
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Ingle
Episcopal Church
Hoover
Thomanson Ismo
Lens
George Washington
Winter Echoes and Curious Science Notes
A reflective column recalls midwinter scenes with sleighing and churchgoers, then shifts to diverse topics from acetylene storage safety to ancient Athens plague, specific gravity studies, and dietary cravings in humans and poultry, ending with remarks on cremation progress.
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Messrs Clauds
Hess
Seema
Janet
Athens
Hippocrates
Thucydides
Oumston
Jamia and
Muller
Erlangen
P. T Borissow
Henry Thompson
Missionaries and Churches in Korea Face Vast Growth Prospects
The article surveys Christian missions in Korea, detailing Anglican Catholic Russian Orthodox and Protestant activities in Seoul. It praises Korean converts for discipline and notes tensions from clan ties and social disruption. It cites Horace Alten J N Jordan HM Hayashi and argues evangelical churches must prepare for a surge of converts and expansion of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles John Corfe
Duke of Edinburgh
Mer. Matel
Prissta
Rossian
Seoul
Russia
J. N. Jordan
Far East
HM. Hayashi
Korea
America
Dream of a Boy in Cloverland and Memory
A fragmented poem vivid with rural imagery and memory. A boy lies dreaming amid pastures and buckwheat fields as memory resurfaces, contrasting idyllic scenes with years of sorrowful deeds and a voice of longing. The text evokes haze, hills, and quiet bondage in a nostalgic, unsettled tone.
Frederick Citizens Endorse Father John's Medicine
A Frederick City feature cites residents Mrs Ella T Grahe Laura F Handly and Annie E Baker praising Father John's Medicine. They claim it builds strength cures colds and supports long troubles without opiates alcohol or morphine, urging readers to use the doctor prescribed remedy.
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Ella T. Grahe
East Fourth St
Frederick City
Father John
Congha
Colte
Walhor John
Ella ST
Grake
Corey
Pla
Laura F. Handly
Annie EB. Baker
Frederick City notice promotes Father John’s Medicine
Ivano Hedger of 88 East Laird Street Frederick City Maryland endorses Father John’s Medicine for asthma throat troubles and pneumonia prevention. He claims relief after two bottles and warns against opium or morphine cough cures as dangerous. Public notice dated 39 yeara in u39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Annie E. Baker
Frederick City
East Third St
Father Juhn
Ivano
Laird Street
World History and Inventions in an Early 20th Century Sketch
The article surveys a mix of scientific and architectural ideas from 1903 including a large alum mountain in China, a French architect Hugene Petit’s rotating house on a steel platform, heliotherapy for patients, tuberculosis immunity in animals, and the emerging use of liquid air for cooling and medical applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion Chek
China
Hugene Petit
Pelietko
von Bebriog
Berlin
Saved From Terrible Death By Dr King’s Cure
The family of Mrs M and Bobbitt of Bircer ton Tennessee faced a dire struggle as consumption advanced. After all remedies failed, Dr King’s New Discovery brought rapid relief and eventually a complete cure. The bottle eased symptoms immediately and full treatment is offered with trial bottles free at A L Pearre's Drug Store.
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Hart
Pierce
Common Sense
M. & Bobbitt
Bircerton
Tenn
King
Pearre
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