What Is The Aim Of The Missionary Society In Our Country
The article argues missionary work should reform individuals in Gasportseeto, aiming to lead people to the Lamb of God and end wickedness. It condemns idolatry and urges broader outreach beyond tropical missions, highlighting pastors, youth, and urban poor. Noting success, it references Marane Brown and Taylor as prominent figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasportasee
Wyatt
Satan
Missionary Society
Africa
Tadia Cronche Rhovius
Mid-Oceans
Lov& Beleve
Paradise
Wellenonga
Marane Brown
Jerr
Fragmented Implied Hymn Text from Springfield Messenger
A damaged passage from a Springfield, Missouri source quotes a religious exhortation about God's chosen ones rising from all nations and tongues. It invokes praise to the Lord Almighty and features misspelled names and unclear phrasing, suggesting OCR errors in a devotional or church bulletin.
J B Taylor surprises the world in London race
J B Taylor, the colored athlete, traveled with the Irish American Athletic Association to London for the Olympic Games and won the flat 400 metre race. He became the first black competitor to appear in the event and earned the honors amid strong competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Taylor
London
White Preacher Libel Suit Over Colored Girl Tale
A white Georgia parson denied authorship after a letter to a colored girl was published in a white newspaper. He sued for libel but a jury ruled against him. The trial showed his repeated advances toward the girl, who spurned him. The case reflects racial tensions in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ben Tillman
White Paper
South
Local Notes From Tipton Missouri and Nearby
Mrs Martha Robertson spent the 4th in Bunceton. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs O Ru mana on July 31. Mr R R Gross of California visited Tipton for a few hours on Thursday. Many young people attended the picnic at Versailes on Monday. Mr Clarence Wea of St Louis was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Robertson
Bunceton
Mrs. O. Rumana
Baby Piri
R. R. Gross
California
Our City
Versailes
Clarence Wea
St. Louis
Fanny Lee
Louis
Hee
Tipton
P. Dvleg
Rbert Martin
Secalia
Verailes
Frank Brown
Helen
Allie May
Samuel Mauppins
Brown
Violettac
Sedalia
Lodjre
Joshua Wea
A. J Burton
A.T. F. Lodge
Mr. Wea
Home for Incorrigible Girls Promoted in Sedalia
The K C Signal urges establishing an industrial home for incorrigible girls in Missouri. Advocates Sedalia or other central towns, cites needs, cites support from white citizens and legislators, and calls for swift action at the next legislature. The piece references Sedalia, Versailles, Boonville, Chillicothe, Tipton, and the state reform school in Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Sedalia
Boonville
Tipton
Versailles
Reform School
Bonnville
Missouri
K. C. Signal
Mourning for Husband and Father Draws Wide Circle
A wife and two daughters led a large gathering of friends who mourned the loss of a husband and father, reflecting on the community’s shared grief and memories.
The Child's Right to Individuality
A discussion on the right of each child to be unique and not forced into another's mold. It stresses honoring a child’s inherent nature in naming and education, and encourages honest answers to questions to foster true learning. The piece advocates recognizing individuality as divinely rooted and essential for fulfilling each life’s mission.
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Napoleon Bodaparte
Julius Cwear
Thomas Lloyd
Mothers Magazine
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Dereino
Taylor
America
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
W. H. Huston
Gary All Negrose and
Ohio and
Cooper Streets
Sedalia, Missouri
Lleaven
Larth
Brownie Aullien
Springfield
J. B. Taylor
Tipton MO
Mesaners
A. Davis
Jno Adams
UU Vinceton
Wei
KF. J. Redman
Noa Mauppia
Our
Vivian
Miorive “Rier
A. P. Shackleford
Boren Pressling Hitler
AM. M. Church
J. C. Shackleford
Tse
Stetometer
Ees
Sena
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Chicago, Ill
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