18 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
Sedalia Weekly Conservator
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
1
Mrs Cordelia V Allen warned at a Taylor Chapel Epworth League session about the dangers of spirituous liquor. She argued indulgence leads to broken homes, heartbreak, and habit formation, citing both young men and women who begin with a cold or nerves and progress to addiction.
A fragmentary OCR reading shows a cryptic line likely from a science or military bulletin. It contains coded identifiers such as G03 and 2.6 and mentions an unclear designation. The readable content is minimal and lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
The text argues against alcohol indulgence using biblical citations and Keeley cure critique. It urges sobriety with direct scripture references, warns of death from wine and intoxicants, and elevates Garrison as a model of conscience and persistence in fighting for human rights. It calls for modern white and colored men to hold to right and justice.
A fragmented local notice marks an anniversary for Jiliam Lioy Een Will, with sparse readable details and unclear context. The item appears in a historical page segment, offering minimal names or dates beyond the commemorative reference.
A plea to honor Garri son with a December 10 Garison day to unite colored St. Louisans and acknowledge his noble achievements. Mentions Rev. Baker and Rev Jackson reporting sermons and revival meetings, with President Lowe and George R Smith College guests praising recent events. Mrs Maria Campbell remains ill.
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