Easter and revival themes in a vast sermon on resurrection
The piece explores Easter symbolism and the Resurrection as a life renewing force. It urges believers to bury old selves, embrace spiritual rebirth, and pursue higher wisdom, linking springtime renewal to faith, hope, and personal transformation while contrasting with broader religious skepticism.
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Calvary
Nover
Ivan
Wiese
Jadom
Renon
Iaster
Nature
Buster
Crumbling of Christian Creeds Sparks Orthodox Alarm
A 19th century discussion cites higher criticism and science eroding faith. Clergy warn that many congregants drift from church membership as atheism and infidelity grow. The piece argues that the rise of modern knowledge challenges traditional doctrines and public tolerance of religion.
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Jonah
Thomas Paine
Odlum
Paine
Vulture
Fyner
United States
Massea
Ahe
Laws on liquor sales face new club exemptions
The article discusses shifting views on liquor dispensing by racial clubs, noting that existing laws on sale of liquor did not clearly include them. It references New York amendments and evolving licensing rules, highlighting disputes over enforcement and the impact on taxed businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Aeich
New York
Jas
Unclear fragmentary item about local figures and plans
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a local figure named Cherton and plans relating to Mississippi valley and Alestean side. It mentions business administration, a gateway to Menico, and Powell, with unclear context and many garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lewis
Tia
Menico
Powell
Freie Presse Highlights German Presence in City Administration
The Freie Presse details a large number of Germans in city posts including J. N. Ronse as vice mayor, Max Stiler as callestor, Ferd. Herlf treasurer, John B. Vinek auditor, Theo. Vinke city clerk, and others. It notes six of twelve aldermen claimed by Germans and urges trust in a German mayor to continue a strong, German fortified administration.
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Freie Press
J. N. Ronse
Max Stiler
Callestor
Ferd
Herlf
John B. Vinek
Theo. Vinke
Chas. Acheidemantel
HH. K
Herigberg
Dr. B. 15
Wu. Sehoch
Ib Ile
A. Wyszholaky
Paul Pretatr
Freie Presse
Jowit
Dwewley
Ronse
Mauermann
Richter
Mueller
Mannexe
Texan’s Key to Influence Cited in Appointment Debate
Galveston Tribune notes Dr. Grant hosts dinners in Washington for men who influence presidential appointments. The Texan’s displayed key symbol is linked to efforts that could aid railroad development or other projects if guided properly. Many office seekers may seek higher pay elsewhere.
Fragmented list of historic dates and events
A garbled calendar of April dates lists figures such as Roscoe Conkling Paul Revere Darwin and San Jacinto. Mentions Easter Sunday Easter Monday and England Primrose Day. Some entries reference West Virginia statehood and Lexington and Concord with years ranging from 1775 to 1963.
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Roscoe Conkling
Harper's
Fercy Warnt
Ride
Paul Revera
Dolizinger
Batyles
Lexington and Concord
England
Ford Beaconsfiell
Charles Darwin
West Virginia
Lacreaigna U
Army
San Jacinto
Paniciping- Peal Jones
Whitemeven
Sts, S
Munyon Remedies Advertises Quick Home Cures
Munyon's improved remedies promise fast relief without a doctor. Cold Cure prevents pneumonia, Couch Cure soothes coughs, Fever Cure claims to break fevers. priced at pennies to cents per vial, with mail order guidance from Philadelphia.
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Bunyon
Muonyon
Munyon
Munyan LaOa Avery Shent
Philadelphia
Tee
Envered
Medieat Adtivee
Traig Dinette
Multiple Local Items Mix In Sharp Texas Dispatches
A jumble of notes reports a shooting injury in Denko Texas, sightings of about 200 carg ime horses fail to bag any, Cherokee payment beginning at Fort Gibson, troops sent from Muscogee to Fort Gibson, and Denston rifles planning Bay Jacinta day events with an official program. Local cyclists and women builders face park safety concerns at Vorat park. Choctaw commissioner Hampton visits, treaty talks ahead of Congress actions. Water analyses from Georgetown wells hailed as kidney and bladder remedies with a paid ad promising satisfaction or money back.
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Nortil
Texas News
Denko
Texas
Goldeburg
al Potlebore
Himiself
Sidney AleCarver
Bel River
Fort Gibson
Muscogee
Dentron
Bay Jacinta
W. J. Munson
Licycke
Vorat Park
Gentianen
Park de
Congress
The
Weekly Sentinel
George Tow
Georgetown Winerad
Bohemia
Everiart
University of Texas
Hyer
Southwestern University of Georgetown
Les
Georgetown
Hertaberx
Son Astonia
McDermott
Tesi
Easter Window at 22 West Commerce Street Attracts Attention
A Nice Window showcases artistic Easter scenes with ornamental and religious articles. The Nie Tenge display at 22 West Commerce Street draws praise for its high arrangement and quality from the well established firm.
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Nie Tenge
Comerce Street
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Floresville News Sketches and Social Updates
Floresville tannery of notes from April reports a busy social week. Mrs. E Mayed and children visited San Antonio. Old Fellows picnic planned for April 26 marking seven years of the Floresville order. Miss Etta Myers visited her brother in San Antonio business college notes. Tallent of Wilson County canvassed for W Z Uryan's First Battle. Mrs. French and daughter Le na plan Moriola trip. Rumor hints at a visit by Richard B Hubberd for a lecture. W A Beott and Dight Crandal noted in local events near the river.
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Floresville
Texas
San Antonio
Order In the
United Staes
Etta Myers
San Asmalo
Steve Foster
Dap Antonis
Tallent
Wilson County
W. Z. Uryan
W. A. Beott
W. E. Crandal
Sunday Snaps on Business and Press in Texas
A compilation of brief items and utterances on advertising, taxation, press freedom, and public policy from San Antonio and Texas editors. The notes touch on charity advertising, weekly newspaper roles, the cost of water for courthouse operations, legal notices, and commentary on politics, prohibition, elections, and social issues.
San Angelo Notes from April Dispatches
San Angelo reports Mrs. Staffed and party departed for Abd en after a weeks visit to Mrs. W. Re Hen. G. S. Long bought 300 last spring ramishorn from Albert Turner. John Lee vaccinated fifty white face Dike and Welfers. B. P. Wade delivered steers recently sold to Wintela Scott. Wackler- B.P. Wade’s shipment represented the fattest lot of frase fed cattle yet shipped from San Angelo. W. 4. Lows struck a fine new well at 207 feet on Funk Gros ranch. Miss Olga Wanderstucken retired to Frederickasurg after extended visit with sister Mrs. F.C. Lungwitt. Dr. J. Wiegins is a candidate for appointment on state boards of dental erammers. Perry & Dooley bought 968 head of Comanche county steers and stock.
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San Angelo
Texas
Staffed
Abden
W. Re
G. S. Long
Albert Turner
John Lee
B.P. Wade
Wintela Scott
Thorn
W. 4. Lows
Yenter
S& Depth
Funk Gros
Olga Wanderstucken
Siater
F.C. Lungwitt
Frederickasurg
J. Wiegins
Dental Erammers
Perry & Dooley
Comanche County
Asteers
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Stein
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Exehent Board
Age Newspane
Florida
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NWS
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