Revival Interest Grows at Baptist Church Sermon on Rest for the Weary
The Baptist revival continues with strong attendance after Sundays services. Rev Br fe Storey preached on A Chance to Drop an Endless Task from Matthew 11 28 30, urging faith in Jesus for peace, not self effort. The message contrasted legalism with true rest through following Christ. Service at 7 30 pm invites all. meanwhile a separate jail case notes a girl named Mary and an arrest by Constable Rey.
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FE. Storey
Baptist Church
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus
Jacob
Agalnet
Babel
Mary
David Ker
Rey
Tomance
Wedding Bells Land Young Girl in Prison
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania Mary Brin aged sixteen faced an outlawed marriage when her mother intervened to prevent the match. The would be groom prepared a home, but instead Mary heard the harsh clang of a cell door closing on her. The mother’s opposition to the betrothal halted the wedding plans.
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Wedding Bells
Pittsburg
Mary
New Fat Reduction Method From Paris Gains Fame
Paris report touts an American film industry fat reduction method as astonishingly successful. The Marmola Prescription Tablets claim to trim flesh by a pound daily without dieting or meals interference. Made in Detroit, 75 cents for a large case, marketed as economical and safe by Marmola Co.
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Paris
Marmola Co
Detroit
Mich
Leaps Into Corfe Oven for Suicide in West Virginia
J B Deevers once a conductor, severely injured in a wreck, walked to the coke ovens near Corfe, Preston County, where his clothing and a suicide note were found. The note says he cannot work, is in debt, and will end his life, leaving his remains to be found. Efforts search for his ashes continue.
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Grafton
W. Va
J. B. Deevers
Battimore & Oh
Deevers
Hbora
Preston County
Canning plant grafters target farmers across the South
Jackson Mississippi reports grafters are pressing farmers to sell stock in canning plants valued at $26,000 and £50,640 to process tomatoes and vegetables. While crops can be profitable, many planters lack cultivation know how and vigilant protection against scammers is urged.
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Jackson
Miss
Louisiana
Breeches Bible Restored to Canada Masonic Lodge
A 1599 Breeches Bible once linked to George Washington as Master Mason was restored to Lodge of Antiquity No 1 Q R A FP and AM in Montreal. The lodge, oldest in Canada, traces its charter to Ireland and its initiating in New York during a Forty sixth Regiment visit. The volume has been kept in a vault under various Masonic custodians.
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Montreal
London
George Washington
Lodge of Antiquity
Q. R.A. FP
A. M
Canada
Antiquity Lodge
Ireland
Forty-sixth
Washington
New York
Philadelphia Telegraph
Pather Slays His Son After Sweavy Carousal
Alfred Billington, Civil War veteran, killed his son William in Wagner's Hollow near Fort Plain after a heavy drinking spree. They quarreled on returning home. the father stabbed the son in the abdomen. William died hours later after naming his father to the coroner. The fugitive was captured about a mile from the house.
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Fort Plain
Alfred Billington
Fonda
William
Wagner's Hollow
Vedder
Beer Leaves Town and Cat Goes With It
In Winsted Connecticut Fannie a cat owned by Burreuther Brox lost her taste for lager as the town went dry. The cat returned to a liquor saucer then vanished, presumed to have traveled to the nearest licensed town with beer.
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Cat
Winsted, Conn
Fannie
Burreuther, Brox
Louisiana Anti-Saloon League Meeting Opens In Alexandria
Alexandria hosts a statewide temperance initiative kickoff as prominent southern workers convene. Dr. Brooks Lawrenes of Birmingham and Alabama Anti-Saloon League organizers urge Louisianians to join the fight for prohibition.
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Alexandria
South
Louisiana Anti-Saloon League
Brooks Lawrenes
Birmingham
Alabama Anti-Saloon League
Fence Rail Philosophy and the Call to Action
A compact editorial urges practical action over lofty theory, championing the belief in the man who climbs down and returns to work to make progress. It contrasts abstract philosophy with direct labor and community effort.
Rebukes for Roosevelt Spill From Philadelphia Baptists
The Philadelphia Baptist Ministerial Association debates resolutions rebuking President Roosevelt over his open letter on religious tolerance in politics. The proposed statements condemn mixing church influence with public office and accuse the Roman Catholic Church of political meddling and pressuring education, urging free religious belief and private judgment in voting.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Baptist
Roosevelt
Rev. A. & Hobart
Profestrate Real Theological Seminary
Washington
Kentucky feud leader joins Baptist church
Winchester Kentucky B Fulton French has joined the Baptist church, drawing great rejoicing. Once a prominent attorney and thrifty citizen, French earlier led a faction in the French Eversole feudal war in Perry and adjacent counties. He laid down clan leadership years ago and was converted by Rev J W Porter at a revival. The church was full and French was baptized amid singing Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow.
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Winchester
B. Fulton French
Baptist Church
French
Perry
Kentucky
J. W. Porter
Lexington
Beecham's Pills Advertising Claim Summary
Beecham’s Pills are marketed as a tonic for overwork and worry. The copy claims they strengthen circulation, remove waste, aid the stomach, and restore brain poise and nerve health.
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Beecham
Man refuses surgery, dies after truck accident
John Garrell of 745 North Bucknell Street chose to forgo an operation urged by Polyclinic Hospital doctors that could have saved his life. He was critically injured Thursday when a three ton wagon ran over him at Thirty sixth Street and Grays Ferry Road, later dying yesterday afternoon after being told his legs must be amputated.
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Philadelphia
John Garrell
North Bucknell Street
Thirty-sixth Street
Grays’ Ferry Road
Garrell
Remedy Boosts Health in Ark Man Says Electric Bitters
W C Kiestler of Halliday Ark reports suffering malaria and stomach trouble but finds Electric Bitters cures him. The tonic purifies the blood, tones nerves, and energizes the weak, with a money back guarantee if it fails. available at Tallman and Pendleton Drug Co. stores.
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W. C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Roller skating rink tragedy claims life of Lola Sawyer
Bloomington Illinois mourns 17 year old Lola Sawyer after a crowded rink fall injures her spine. Despite medical efforts she dies from the injuries. Sawyer, an expert skater from Gibson City, was involved in a jostling incident on the rink floor. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised by Tallman & Co appear in the report.
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Bloomington
Tll
Lola Sawyer
Sawyer
Miss Sawyer
Gibson City
Beware of Mercury In Catarrh Ointments Warns Public
A historical warning cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury stating they ruin smell and disturb the system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by P J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Testimonials offered, sold by druggists, price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
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Hall
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & Co
Cannot Swear Sufficiently to Please Wife in Divorce
St Louis lawyer Robert E Maloney was granted a divorce after testifying he cultivated profanity to please his wife. He said his aim was to swear enough to satisfy her and cited a dead rival swearing expert as a model. He admitted never swearing before marriage but tried to learn the habit afterward.
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St. Louis
Robert E. Maloney
Run Down by Auto Leaves Yonkers Boy Insane
New York report from St Joseph's hospital Yonkers notes Clarence Mitchell ten years old was struck by Frank Jones chauffeur for Richard Lehman. Skull was removed and doctors say he is hopelessly insane though alive after 27 days in coma and two death points.
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New York
St. Joseph's Hospital
Yonkers
Clarence Mitchell
Linden Street
Frank Jones
Richard Lehman
West Fiftyninth Street
Xmas tree orders at Stark and Dukes poultry house
Community notices invite patrons to leave orders for Xmas trees at Stark and Dukes poultry house with the contact phone number black 3781 for details and pickup arrangements.
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Stark & Duke
Poultry House
Black
Artistic Photography Gifts At Wheeler Studio
An advertisement urges Christmas gift buyers to visit the Wheeler studio to see artistic photography offerings. It notes that high quality work requires time and warns against delaying the decision.
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Wheeler Studio
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PazO Ointment Guarantee
Painful hemorrhoid remedy PazO promises to cure itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in six to fourteen days with a full money back guarantee. The ad highlights a 650c price and emphasizes rapid effectiveness.
It in the East Oregonian: a terse note on sightings
A brief East Oregonian item notes that the phrase It appears in the east region, marking a linguistic or editorial cue with no further details. The line cites location terminology and hints at regional phrasing without additional context or names.
Doan's Kidney Pills Featured in Pendleton Testimony
Pendleton residents hear a testimonial from Mrs. E. J. Meiners of 601 Lewis Street praising Doan's Kidney Pills for relieving years of kidney trouble and backache. She notes quick relief after use, with availability at The Pendleton Drug Co. and nationwide price of 60 cents from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Pendleton
E. J. Meiners
Lewis Street
Ore
Dean
Doan
Pendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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