Elder Joseph W. Wolfe a Sullivan county reformer
The article chronicles Elder Joseph W. Wolfe a veteran Baptist and Christian evangelist in Sullivan county Indiana Virginia born April 19 1510 son of religious leadership spanning 66 years. He helped plant and grow multiple churches and led Sullivan county Christian work earning enduring respect as Uncle Joe.
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Joe
Sullivan
Uncle Joe
Bro. Wolfe
Wolfe
G. E
Ireland
Sullivan County
Joseph W. Wolfe
Virginia
Sullivan Christian Church Companion
Tider Wolfe
Baptist Church
Knox County
Indiana
Bro. W
Shaker Prairie
The
Baptist Association
Baptists
Christian Meeting House
B. W. Fields
John B. Haywood
Albert P. Law
Bro
Brethren
Brethren At
the Prairie
Carlisle
Paxton
Palmer’s Prairie
H. D. Palmer
Bro. Palmer
Ward
Brethren of the Prairie
Joseph Wilson
Andiioch
Pleasant Green
Concord
Liberty
Shelburn
Sunnah
Servants of Christ
Shiloh
Liberty and
G. Denny
MippLet
Vigo County
James Blankenship
Crawford
Lawrence Counties
Illinois
John Howard
Bruceville
Oaktown
Russellville
Lawrenceville
Hutsonville
Palestine
Noyes
The Revival Debate on Fear and Faith in Chicago
A Chicago writer criticizes revival meetings that rely on fear and weather driven awe. He argues true faith comes from duty and love, not punishment, contrasting thunderous conversions with the gentler call of Christ and the modern gospel.
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Chicago
Christ
Sinai
Relative increase of whites and blacks in America noted
The Nation cites Rev. Dr. William F. Warren on census accounting that counts all descendants of mixed unions as black, inflating the black population. He argues whites may still outpace other groups if white blood lines are fully counted. Southern judges note illegitimacy trends among black mothers with white fathers are declining, a point raised as morally relevant. Lynn News notes general drudgery of life for most people.
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William F. Warren
Warren
Mischief In The Wind At A Edinburgh Row
In a quarter of Edinburgh a fishwives row and a debtor son’s plans unfold. Bell Cargill rules a tough household while Dick Baxter confronts Jeems Cargill and Bob Ross with rival ambitions. A stormy night and a plan for a marriage scheme drive the drama.
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Bell Cargill
Dick Baxter
Bob Ross
Bell
Scheme to Silence Captain Duncan Over Money Motive
The narrator plans to meet Murray to cancel an engagement and prevent Captain Duncan from learning of the scheme. He believes the old skipper is blinded by money and his daughter and orchestrates a plan to keep them apart this trip. He resolves to act quickly to avoid delays.
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Ross
Bell
Cargill
Bob Ross
Speer
Tin
Bob
Jeems
Skipper Duncan
Dochter
Tam
Peterhead
Fish
Mr. Cargill
Mermaid
Ile
Firth
Anchor Cottage
Annie
Macrrit
Duncan Murray
Teddy
Mr. Ross
Kirsty
Maister Cargill
Edinbro
Old Murray
Duncan
Mishler's Herb Bitters touted by notary public
A Philadelphia firm promotes Mishler's Herb Bitters as a life saving remedy for consumption and related ailments. A Cumberland County notary public testifies that the product revived his weak lungs and appetite after a family history of tuberculosis. The ad claims vegetable ingredients, physician endorsement, and nationwide druggist availability with pricing of 1.00 per bottle or six for 4.00.
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David Claypool
New Jersey Senate
Cedarville
Cumberland Co
N. J
Mishler
Misrler
Hera Bittens
Mishier Hera Bittens Co
Commerce Street
Philadelphia
Hair Renewers and Promises of Youthful Locks
Dr George Cray of New York endorses a scalp tonic named Hair Renewer claiming it cleanses the scalp restores youth to faded hair and stops thinning. A user from Utah testifies that after trying many products four bottles of Renewer revived hair and prevented further falling out.
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Seni
George Cray
Ssushua
Tia
Sprusa
Joes Bcs
Tolur
Pia
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers commends itself to all who require a beard or mustache dye. It promises natural lasting color from gray or sandy whiskers to brown or black, is non washing off, safe, cheap, and convenient. Prepared by R. P. Hall & Co. Nashua NH USA. sold by all dealers in medicines.
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R. P. Hall & Co
Nashua, N. 4
U.S. A
Iran
Brown Chemical CO
Haltinore
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Church of Christ
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Our Brethren
Wall Street
Lowies
Marlow School House
Bullivan Church
W. F. Black
Lynn News
Charles Gibbon
Mister Baxter
Mister Cargill
Diel
Laddie
Leanna
Buckie
High Street
Edinburgh
West Ind
Newington
Claes
Gaun
London
Ciklapter VI
John F
Schultz
Scientific American
Mr. Schultz
Lieut
Dunwoody
Gen
Hazen
N. Y
Aman
Milwaukee Journal
Charles A. Vogeler
Buckingham’s
State of
Board of County Commissioners
Sublimvn County
County
Seid Injot
Court Street
Washington Street
Barney Kolytinsky
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