How Women May Help Christ's Kingdom
A 1902 article urges women to embrace active Christian roles, citing biblical examples of generosity, service, and prayer. It highlights women as pivotal in family uplift, missions, and global redemption, urging immediate action and faith in their unique callings. Also reports a tragedy in Ardmore where Rev. Enalay Lamar killed Calvin Van Winkle after a church dispute, with surrounding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrick Johnson
Jesus
Marthas
Maryn
Trypheans
Tryphosas
Phobos
Dorcases
America
Christ
Mary
Jenun
Chinst
Enalay Lamar
Ardmore
Indian Territory
Galvin Vin Winkle
Dumberland
Beegan Lamar
Willig van Winkle
Wan Alain
Converse College President Election Reported
The Spartanburg Piedmont Headlight notes Robert P. Pell elected president of Converse College. Pell born in Washington in 1800, UNC graduate, former English instructor, missionary teacher, and longtime Presbyterian College for Women head in Columbia. His administration praised as intelligent, wise, and capable, with unanimous support from Converse College. Marsu and the shoice of the Ti Waar ta collént one.
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It College
Biba
Manning
Gronld
Wildoat
Presbyterian College For Women
Colwrobia
Maro
Witkon
Ohare
Dr Pell
Robert P
Robert P. Pell
Washington, N
University of North Carolina
Maxima Cum
Lauda
North Carolina
Union ‘Phoological Seminary
Virginia
North Caroling
Aveleigh
Newberry
Colombia
Converse College
Spartanburg Piedmont
Minister Taught Theories Against Church Doctrine
Rev Granville Souther of a local church faced charges at a Monday conference for disseminating doctrines contrary to the Methodist Episcopal church. The allegations include atheistic and evolutionist views, and specific scriptural interpretations about Adam and Eve, Cain, and the nature of Christ’s death, with references to races and the sons of God. The case notes Souther's claimed deviations from faith and catechism and the March 20 Arkanna City hearing date.
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Louther
Eve
Adam
Cain
Land of
Nod
God
Adan
Conpious
Hoe
Christ
A Fowl Tip on Liniment Remedy
A brief note describes a home poultry remedy named wana remedy, mentioning its use for birds and suggesting it as a tip for fowl care.
Incomes of Inventors and Notable Patents
Countless fortunes arose from simple inventions and novelties. Dancing Jimerow yielded about 76000 yearly. John Gilpins sold for 100000 annually. Plimpton’s roller skate idea netted a million. a rabbit at lead pencil profit reached six figures. Other names include Harewy Kennedy, Toward patent for boiling sugar in vacuo, Sir Josiah Mason, colored pen shading plates, wooden ball with elastic attachment, and the Mary Anderson curling iron yielding royalties. The piece cites large earnings from pens, plates, baby carriage invention, and a clergyman’s cordet improvement, reflecting vast wealth from minor innovations.
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John Gilpins
Mr. Plimpton
Harewy Kennedy
Vacua
Josiah Mason
Couran
Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Mary Anderson
Misa Night
Thoughtless Husbands Warned About Hidden Wounds
A reflective, warning piece urges husbands to value their wives after marriage. It contrasts the loving, lonely wife with the man who forgets to show affection and vocabulary, stressing that neglect can lead to regret when facing loss. The tone urges daily reassurance and memory of earlier vows.
Whisky Pellets the Latustat from Binghamp ton NY
A dispatch reports inventor H. Charles Obendaugh of this city has created a whiskey pellet. By distillation and compression finest liquors are made compact enough to carry in a vest pocket. Pellets dissolve in the mouth leaving taste and effect of liquor, puzzling revenue officials.
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Binghampton
New York
H. Charles Obendaugh
The Crumpacker Resolution in Southern Politics
Andrew Johnson looms in a discussion of a Crumpacker resolution, described as partisan and useless for constitutional questions. The piece notes Johnson’s tailor trade, a Greenwood index reference, and a critique from the Com moner. It mentions Col. John L. Black’s death and a Confederate company, plus lynching of a Black man near Washington, NC, and a Maconabees expulsion case.
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Shirley GB
Whattey
Cokenbury
Andeaw Jolson
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Johson
Hia
Laurens County
Yooro
Andrew Johnson
Greenwood Index
State acts as money lender to counties this season
The State acts as a banker, lending funds to counties on credit from the tax collection. Counties borrowed since frost include York 810,000 Tamborg 3,300 Clarendon 3,600 Kershaw 9,000 Chester 4,580 Marion 5,770 Timpton 5,000 Williamsburg 500 Sumter 8,800 Darlington 6,900, totaling 67,880. The sinking fund commission aims to loan more while the State holds 115,012 in State bonds bought largely last year at 114 to 137, earning five percent commission on loans.
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Columbia
Sumter
Darlington
Sinking Fund Commission
Maglves
Stover and Pirkle Held for Murder in Biasco Tragedy
Gainesville Ga March 22 Coroner Dorsey jurors concluded Mrs Blake died by strangulation or suffocation in a brutal assault. Post mortem by Drs Smith and Palmour supported the finding. Col Howard Thompson led the inquiry and the jury held Harve Stover and Charley Pirkle for trial on murder charges.
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Gainesville
Dorsey
Dra
Smith
Brusen
Col
Howard Phompson
Tinico
Important Measures in Washington March 22
Washington reports on two important measures advancing. The war revenue tax renewal bill passed without division after a brief speech by Senator Tillman, who protested the duty on tonnage. The bank protection bill faced opposition and amendments were rejected. it passed oi to 15. Fairview Alliance and Oconee County Alliance announce upcoming meetings with dates in April, urging full attendance.
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Washington
United States
Tillman
Ton Conta
Prantbank
Arcatar
Uader Hon
Colorado
Pales “Danks
Nebraska Populists and Democrats Renew Fusion Pact
Lingoln March 21. Populists and Democrats renew fusion talks in Nebraska with opposition. Democrats pressed for full affiliate, but Populists refused to dissolve their organization. No state convention date set, executive committees to decide. Mr. Bryan attended both meetings, mingling with farmers. Some Populists preferred independence. leadership deferred officer divisions to future conventions.
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Lingoln
Neb
Nebraska
People's Party
Democrata
Democrate
Bryan
Hin
Hia
Hin Farm
New Immigration Bill Reported by House Committee
Representative Shattag of Ohio, chairing the House Immigration Committee, reports a broad immigration bill. It raises the head tax from 1.00 to 1.50 and extends deportation for criminal immigrants at the steamship companies’ expense from one to five years. It bars admission for certain anarchists and advocates of overthrow by force, plus an epileptic class and those with two or more insanity attacks. The contract labor section is tightened. Separately, Rev. Minot J. Savage condemns celibacy while praising love as a marriage basis and warns against marriages based on money or status, urging respect for marital privacy.
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Washington
Shattag
Olio
House
United States
Anatchiata
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Messiah
Mary
Save Age
Exposition Sees Best Day Yet At South Carolina Fair
Time estimates show fewer than 10,000 attended last Thursday at the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition on South Carolina Way. Officials say the day was the most successful so far and hope advertising will boost future attendance significantly.
Tutt Pills FOR TORPID LIVER AND AILMENTS
Reader notice a garbled column listing Tutt Pills as a remedy for torpid liver and related ailments. It cites varied items from arrests in Missouri, Roosevelt's visit to an exposition, a missionary's London trip, a lynching in Colorado, and other disparate notices. The fragmentary text also mentions safecrackers, cabbage in Hawaii, snails consumed, Burgundy wine prices, a murder trial, a Richland county treasurer, and Cuba’s May 20 inauguration.
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Christian O. Nelson
Missouri
Roosevelt
Charleston
Mixa Elen Stone
London
America
Miles
Peallman
Colorado
Roody Vance
Arkanana
Hampton County
Tiawaii
Paria
Burgundy
Tawyer Patrick
Millionare Rico
Patrick
Lle
James 8
Campbell
Richland County
Columbia
Ile
KJ. Brownan
Jefferson Davia
D. J. McNeill
Conway
Palma
Cuba
United States
Parrisona
Married life advice and local notices from a southern paper
A fragmented column argues respect for individuality in marriage and warns against interference in a husband and wife’s correspondence. The snippet lists church or meeting schedules around Walhalla and nearby towns, then identifies T E Stribling as a soliciting agent and notes subscription rates for the Counter and the Atlanta Constitution and the Home and Farm.
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T. E. Stribling
Haq
Seneca
Tim Counter
Atlanta
Blue Ridge Railway Time Table No 1
Time table for Blue Ridge Railway dated November 24 1901 shows schedule details and departures from origin stations. Includes early morning effective time and route notes with locomotive and stop information.
Odd Fellows of South Carolina plan celebration in Charleston Exposition
The Odd Fellows of South Carolina are arranging a proper celebration for Odd Fellows’ Day at the Charleston Exposition on May 14. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event is described as a formal observance connected with the fair.
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The
Odd Fellows of
South Carollon
Charleston
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Reotoee Courier
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Rome
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Walmalla
Walhalla
Saida
Woman's Union
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AP. Poti
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Congares
Homely
John L. Black
South Carolina
Ridgeway
Anderson
Pickens
Elam Sharpe
Pendleton
Col. Black
Armont
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Maconabees
Tonnemeo
Draylon
Washington, N.C
Stover
Pickle
Fairview Alliance
Bo Pronont
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Seoretary
County Allianas
Oconee County Alliance
Ocolocke Wa
Dessa
Ywantation
J. W. Bell
Gollbaoy
Weekly Journal
Tad Tom Counner
New York Sun
Valhalla Circuit
Whitmire
Blue Ridge Railway
Kastrouy
Sonce
Blagataty
Abon Gor
Sorina
Yandersons
Bih Southern
J. K. Anderson
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Traffic Department
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Spartanburg
Camden
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Charlotte
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J.G. Hollenbeck
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Louisville & Nashville
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Brown Bldg
Union Depot
Atlanta, GA
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Jfpice
Wat. J. Srrmana
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Stribling
Herndon
Attorneys-At- Law
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Nuss
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Jaynes & Shelor
Attorneys-At-Law
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Southern Railway
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W.M. Tatlox
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