Word for the Day: Lutherans and theological battles rise
Dr. Jacobs presents memoranda on Lutheran identity in America at the start of the twentieth century. He argues faithfulness to the Augsburg Confession and Confessions, urges Lutherans to lead in theological thought, and calls American seminaries to unite against modern critics.
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New York Independent
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Africa
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Pilate
The Sun Reduced to One Cent for Readership
The Baltimore Sun notes its enduring strength and high character, now offered at one cent nationwide. It promises reliable news and editorial quality, with larger print and continued daily and Sunday editions, urging readers to try the improved format.
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Lindamood and Spitler Wed in Shenandoah County
Lemuel Lindamood and Dollie Spitler were married at Edinburg Virginia on May 29 1902 with Rev. A L Bulick officiating. Both parties hailed from Shenandoah County Virginia.
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Dollie Spitler
Edinburg
A. L. Bulick
Shenandoah County
Victoria Catherine Lindamood Dies at Age Ten
Victoria Catherine Lindamood daughter of John W and Elenora Lindamood died May 28 1902 aged about ten years She was dedicated to God in infancy by baptism May God comfort her deeply afflicted family M L P
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The Emotional Novel and the Girl of the Period
A reader questions the impact of emotional novels on teen girls and argues that the cause of moodiness is the emotional book. The piece critiques dime novels and urges practical remedies like air, chores, cycling, and reading standard books to restore balance.
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Angeline
Evangelical Lutheran Join Conference Opens at Mt Tabor
The Evangelical Lutheran Join Conference will convene June 27 29 1902 at Mt Tabor Church New Brookland South Carolina led by Pastor E L Librand. Program outlines multiple lectures on ministry family worship church history doctrine and education with speakers including W A Hare J L Berg J W Summer J I Rauch Cromwell Shealy Thad D Dreher J A Story J D Friday and others.
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Mt. Tabor Church
New Brookland
S.C
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W. A. Hare
J.L. Berg
J. W. Summer
Taylor
Austin
Ballentine
J. I. Rauch
P. I. Sox
H. S. Black
Livingston
Kinard
M. M
J. A. Story
Shealy
Lindler
Graischen
Cromer
E. A. Shealy
H. Albert Meetze
M. D. Harman
Roof
Boozer
Lybrand
J. D
Sunday-School Convention of the Virginia Conference
Notice for the Sunday-School Convention of the Virginia Conference of the E L Tennessee Synod to meet with Mt Calvary E L Church near Stony Man Page county Va June 6 7 1902. Program includes papers by Stirewalt Kohn Pence Bolick Conder and Grossman with discussions. sessions June 7 and 8 cover mission work Christian giving and Lutheran fundamentals. Representatives include pastors and school superintendents. per school dues required. J N Stirewalt president urges full attendance and prepared participation.
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E. H. Kohn
Robert Pence
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M. L. Pence
Arthur J. Stirewalt
J. P. Stirewalt
A. L. Bolick
M. Grossman
J. W. Hausenfluck
W. J. Stirewalt
J. M. Shuler
Casper Tussing
A. L Boliek
Linden Pence
A. J. Stirewalt
Rev. I. Conder
Woodag Mee
A. L. Boliek
Astors
Tennessee Synod
J. N. Stirwalt
Ministers to attend Mt Calvary Sunday School Convention
Ministers and delegates planning to attend the Sunday school Convention at Mt Calvary church Page county Va on June 6 1902 must notify pastor Rev J N Stirewall ten days prior and designate arrival train. Two northbound trains pass Luray daily at 7 23 a m and 6 49 p m while two southbound trains pass at 10 36 a m and 8 p m J N Stirewalt Stony Man Va Pastor Loet
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J. N. Stirewall
Stony Man
Page County
Mt. Calvary Church
Luray
Lenoir College Opens Eleventh Year Amid Classic Piedmont Setting
Lenoir College Hickory North Carolina under control of the Tennessee Synod opens its eleventh year September 3 1901. The 18 acre campus offers coed courses including commercial music art and preparatory departments with free library and laboratory. Dormitories boarding at actual cost and private board seven to eight dollars monthly keep total collegiate expenses under one hundred dollars per year. President presides over eight churches and favorable campus life in the Piedmont region. For catalogue and information address.
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Ftee
Southern
Julius D. Dreher
Salem
Virginia
Norfolk & Western Sells Low Fare Tickets Westward
The Norfolk and Western Railway offers very low rates from all stations to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and coastal points. Ask for rates and schedules to your destination and nearest station. Contact N and W agents or travel assistants Bragg Bevill for details.
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Special Low Rate Excursion Details Across U S
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Roanoke
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Henkel & Co Main Store Ad Lists Books and Paper Goods
Henkel & Co publishers announce a selection of books and related supplies not found elsewhere in town. Testament works from 7 cents to 2 dollars, juvenile and picture books, paper goods, and cards. Readers urged to return borrowed books and magazines to complete catalogues at NewsMarket VA.
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