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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1927
Page
8
Multiple church schedules listed with worship times led by Rev. ministers including Rev. Hooft and Rev. Kopp. Services cover Evangelical, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Brethren churches, with sermons on topics such as forgiveness and redemption and a Methodist revival plan.
Report notes Salvation Army meetings with speakers Gadsey PF Seiler and Adi WV, held at a Brethren church in Baithmore. Several service chants described as part of the program. Ambiguities remain about participants and exact timing.
A study of Elijah Elisha and Amos showing how their calls from God came as a clear conviction tied to daily work. It notes their individuality humility and swift obedience with the refrain Here am I send me.
Dr J Aspiea McCuaig a New York lecturer arrives in Frederick for a day of social reform talks across city venues. He will speak at Calvary M E church at 11 am on Does God Speak To Men and at 3 pm on What Education Does a Man Need for Marriage with mass meetings for men. Women hear at 4 pm on Here due and at 7:30 pm on A Stacy of Love at First Baptist. A 8:45 pm community mass meeting at Evangelical Loth an church covers Tragedies of Marrying. The program includes invitations to professional men and civic clubs.
The Cen tennial Memorial United Brethren church will dedicate a new Sunday school building on Sunday November 6 with morning afternoon and evening services. Dr Charles E Fultz will preach the morning sermon and dedication service. The afternoon features a fellowship service with city ministers and Sunday school superintendents. Local ministers from Frederick and Washington counties and Baltimore will participate.
A historical report notes that moonshine drinkers, especially men, show rapid toxic effects on higher brain functions compared to regulated whiskey. It cites Cook County hospitals and Chicago Health Department data, detailing rising alcoholism admissions and deaths after 1919, with moonshine linked to severe insanity and memory loss during intoxication.
The article warns moonshine and tainted spirits fuel crime and poison. It cites hyperactive erratic behavior and personal crises linked to alcohol abuse, with mentions of arsenic and lead by products in illicit liquors and the broader societal harm.
A fragmented clipping notes a religious reflection or sermon fragment about faithfulness and devotion amid danger or death. The sparse text suggests editorial emphasis on steadfast belief, with limited names or places readable. The item resembles a brief church column or devotional snippet.
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