Reverend Hess Opens New Pulpit with Sermons on Life
Reverend Dr Hess preached two sermons on the duties of life and love at the new church, praising charity and thoughtful expression. He was welcomed by the congregation after arriving from Grand Rapids Michigan where he led Westminster Presbyterian for seven and a half years. He was born in Maryland and educated at what is now Rutgers College via Blue Ridge College and Princeton, served as a Camp Zachary Taylor chaplain, then led Westminster Church in Grand Rapids before remodeling the church and raising funds for a new chapel in the state.
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Samim W. Vere
Bustos
Hess
Tess
Congr
Pr. Hess
Lis Earmer
de. Hess
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Westminster Presbyterian Charel
Maryland
Lie Ruge Colle
New Windsor
Carrol County
Towis
Blue Ridge College
Princeton University
Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Westminster Church
Grd Rapalls
Mirkin City
Evangelist warns U S on danger from foreign lands
An evangelist in Maryland warned a packed audience that the United States risks decline if leaders fail to stand by their convictions. Dr Paul Henry Packard argued nations that ignore seriousness and faith fall into oblivion, urging reforms and integrity amid contemporary political woes. An abandoned Washington DC registered auto found near Antietam Furnace was linked to a possible theft.
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United States
Rome
Athena
Thebe
Paul Henry Packard
Maryland
Parkarl
Bator Mead
Res
We M. Norment
We First Christian Church
Beckie
Birsh Uhemian
Norber
Brouwrhoot
Antietam Furnace
Bowers
Reid
Washington, D. C
Firemen Quell Light Blaze on Walnut Street
Firefighters battled a small fire early yesterday morning at two houses on Walnut Street. Only a mattress was destroyed before the flames were brought under control.
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Walnut Street
Springer's Court Commitment Over Whiskey Manufacture
Charles Springer was committed to jail in default of bond for 12 months after the November grand jury indicted him on whiskey manufacture charges. Justice O Ve Middlehaut presided in the Police Court Saturday, with a five gallon jug partly filled with whiskey shown as evidence.
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Charles Springer
O. Ve Middlehaut
Springer
New Health Discovery Supposedly Boosts Liver Function
An advertisement touts a new tablet called Dioxal claiming to stimulate a liver secretion that improves digestion and bowel movements. It argues against laxatives, promises relief from indigestion, and invites readers to send a coupon for samples, asserting dramatic health benefits.
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Lasior UN
Presbyterian Church
Pape
A. Roy Phillippy
Potomac St
Typewriters
Hagerstown Bookbinding Printing Co
Frankin and Dohathan Alreste
Sweet-Orr
Leader
Franklin Street
Evangelist
U. S
E. Washington St
Flis
Uloyes
Mes
Carmerts
Whitbatt Pharma
Thal
Tases
Lambert
E. Franklin
W. H. Mowen
Don. St. Opp
Court House
Pr. Feld’s
W. Franklin St
the Fair Store
VW West Franklin Sareet
A. Brown
Optometrist
Southwest Corner
Public Square
D.C. Aughinbaugh & Sen Druggiet
Ford
Hagerstown Tire Co
Hagerstown
Howard's
Baltimore
Antietam
Enies
Stytes
Childs
Lasky’s
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