Moreland Town Notices and Local Happenings
A snapshot of community life includes telephones installed at drugstores in Austin, visits to New York and Wisconsin, family arrivals and illnesses, picnics at National Park and Austin, a late-night restaurant arrangement, dental office move, and two birthday gatherings with children and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
W. Drechman
New York State
Becker Bros
Northwestern
M. I
Millspaugh
Wisconsin
Colier
Indiana
Stiles
Beatrice
Iowa
Barney Bates
N, 48Th Street
Porter Maxwell
Hansen
Indiana Street
John Williams
Ben Becker
N. 48Th
Plymouth
Ind
Sam Haigh
W. 48Th Avenue
Ohio Street
Michigan
R. N. Gilmore
Ontario Street
Moreland
National Park
Peter Nedde
Anderson
Christopher
N. Huron Street
Kirke Moses
Paw Paw Lake
J. C. Davis
Rahberg Block
Geraldine Millspaugh
Austin Avenue
Nellie Fox
Bessie
Harold Lidberry
Via Crucis and Remembrance in Singeing Faith
Religious reading reflecting on crucifixion and sacrifice. It recalls Christ’s Passion from Galilee to Calvary and Gethsemane, pairing personal sorrow with spiritual hope. The poem credits Margaret E. Sangster and cites S. Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Christ
Margaret E. Sangster
S. 5. Times
Death Reveals Real Character In Quiet Nobility
The piece contemplates how death reveals true character, freeing appearance from daily distractions. It extols the noble patience, high ideals, and kindness of the living, praising the saints of everyday life and warning against dismissing devotion as weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Devotion and honesty in faith as life’s instinct
Canon Liddon argues that devotion follows naturally from recognizing God’s majesty and presence. True devotion is the soul’s response to God, not mere hypocrisy, and it defines belief as living trust in the divine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Liddon
World Protestant Mission Efforts Reach Vast Scale
Edwin Bliss notes in Harper’s Weekly that Protestant churches worldwide spent about 19 million dollars in a single year under 1500 missionaries plus home staff. He highlights vast results such as converting and teaching millions, founding thousands of schools, hospitals, and relief works across India Africa Japan China and other lands despite critique of effort versus outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World
India
Africa
Japan
China
Edwin Bliss
D. D
Harper’s Weekly
Do Not Turn From Lazarus at Your Door
A sermon urges readers to assist the poor man Lazarus with more than money. The preacher stresses genuine interest, sympathy, and personal involvement, warning that poverty may stem from fault yet urging compassionate aid as Christ would. It calls for compassionate action rather than judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Christ
Ministering to Christ topics for August week plan
A devotional note urges usefulness in God’s kingdom over idleness, warning that useless people hinder progress. It lists Christian Endeavor topics for August 20 to August 26, focusing on discipleship, greater works, ministering to the needy, suffering, wider fields, and serving in His name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Christ
Divine thoughts from sermons on faith and society
A collection of sermon extracts quotes Rev H A Gobin Rev Dr Schneeberger Rev W A Candler Rev Dr Radcliffe Rev H Frank and Rev George H Harris. They discuss the kingdom of God the regeneration of individuals and the reconstruction of society the Bible revelation and shifts in church influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Gobin
Presbyterian
Indianapolis
Ind
Schneeberger
Hebrew
Baltimore
Maly
W. H. Phillips
Baptist
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
W. A. Candler
Methodist
Atlanta
Dr. Radcliffe
Washington
D. C
H. Frank
Independent
New York City
George H. Harris
Congregationalist
New Haven
Conn
China fate debated in leading editorials across papers
Editorials from multiple papers discuss China’s imminent transformation, United States influence, and the risk of intervention. Opinions note Kwang Hsu as ruler but question outcomes, with contrasts on peaceable reform versus carnage and potential partition. A local testimonial touts Chamberlain's remedy for cholera infantum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Kwang Hsu
Leavenworth Times
Russia
Voice of America
Kansas City Star
Minneapolis Tribune
New York Times
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Miraculous Cure Promised By Dr King’s New Discovery
A sensational report from Indiana cites Mrs J Stout of Consumption who, after weighing 90 pounds, gained 37 pounds following use of Dr King’s New Discovery. The drug is advertised as a cure for throat chest and lung diseases with guaranteed results. Trial bottles offered free at local drug stores Traill Cooling and Charles P Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Dr. King
Traill & Cooling's
Chas. P. Miller's Drug
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil Larsen
the Moreland
Baker
North 48Th Avenue
Chicago Ave
C. E. Millspaugh & Co. Panstock
Universal Stores and Ranges
Monroe
Oak Park
AE Livingston
Lake Street
Lake Streets
Sangamon and
Lake Sts
Rolf Rasmussen
N. Forty-Eighth Avenue
William Wilken
48Th Ave
Warran
Conrad Kampp
C. Kampp & Son
North Park Ave
North 48Th Ave
Chicago
Telephone
Austin 2
W. S. Smith & CQ
Oak Park and
Maywood
Dunlop, Bros.’ Bank
Silce
Ward
Fred M. Mason
Pely New
North Park Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Austin 15
H. O. Fisher
48Th Street
Telephone West
Harry F. Brown
N. 50Th Court
John Hemwall
Nlosnd
Galilee
Judea
Chamberlain
Curtis Baker
Bookwalter
Ohio
J. P. Garner & Co
Geo. Koch & Co
Swartz & Peck
South 48Th Avenue
Chicago Line
RAND
Ottawa Beach
Macatawa Park
Holland
Ad Fenton
Allegan
Charles B. Hopper
Tel. Main
State Street
Sue
Ays
Mississippi
Ailrop
St. Louis
Witness Central Railroad
Hanson
Ill
Cent. BR. R
Robt I. Ward
Lake 5 St
Park Avenue
Roy
Henderson
C. M. Henderson & CO
West
Victor J. Evans & CO
Evans Building
Washington, D. C
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