Bitter to the Bossy Blue Stirs Southerners at Revival Meeting
A large crowd at Cumberland Presbyterian church in Sedalia witnessed Rev. Bitter speak to returning soldiers with patriotic songs and a call to honor those who fought. He announced free copies of the Adjutant General report for soldiers, and urged continued attendance as Cumberland Presbyterian revival and Church of Christ events unfold in St. Louis.
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Asitier
Bitler
J W Baldwin
Senti EL
Church of the Diciples of Chest
St. Louis
United States
Addiion
Patman
Cook
T.gether
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
E E. Morris
Marshall
R v. Mitchel
Palm Reading of Governor Stephens by Prof Johnstone
The palm reading describes Governor Stephens as an executive, shrewd and cautious, with strong will power and financial skill. It warns of nerve strain from long hours and office work yet predicts long life and public power if careful. The article also contains medical ads for Cascarets and One Minute Cough Cure.
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Paul Alexander Johnstone
Stephens
Wallpaper and salve advertise in old store notices
An old ad lists new lots of dark wallpaper at varied prices and promotes De Witt's Hazel Salve to heal wounds with no scarring while Servant's Pharmacy markets the product. The notice mentions Dexter Kook Store and compares wallpaper grades with historical price points.
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Dexter Kook Store
DeWirtt
Sir, Why Do You Go There My Pretty Maid
A seller asks the maid about buying a carpet and notes high grade and low prices. The maid repeats phrases about cash or credit and claims the place is popular. The dialogue ends with the speaker deciding to go there.
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Smith & Boeshar’ S
Smith & Boeshar’s
Patriotic quartet entertains soldiers and friends at event
A quartet of Lal lard Watrous Fryhoofer and Bailey performed two patriotic numbers. Soldiers and companions filled reserved seats as decorations by D. M. Cannon and a notable picture by J. C. McLaughlin drew praise. Rev Bitler spoke on having done all and standing, recalling McKinney's 125000 volunteer proclamation and soldiers waiting as their greatest hardship.
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Lallard
Watrous
Fryhoofer
McKinney
Dewey
Shafter
Hobson
Apostle Paul
Rev. Bitler
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