Weekend program at Dillon County revival meeting described
The notice lists a two day Dillon County revival with devotional exercises, sermons, and workshops led by G G Currie C Hayes and others. It covers Saturday sessions on enrollment plans and church campaigns, a Sunday missionary sermon, and a mass meeting for Sunday School workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Currie
J. A. Langley
C. Hensleee
Seca
W. C. al
Joel
Allen
O. E. Baker
D. M. Dew
B. V. Moody
E. T. Mason
Salvation Army Work at Sing Sing and Atlanta Prisons
The article notes Thomas Mott Osborne’s humane reforms at Sing Sing including music for inmates. It cites the Salvation Army’s influence in Atlanta where Brigadier Mrs Crawford observed a conversion during a prison service and the spread of the Brighter Day League as a result of these efforts.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
York
Sing Sing
United States
Mr. Osborne
Bing Sing
Salvation Army
A. W. Crawford
Federal
Atlanta
Eating Habits Across Regions Mentioned in Travel Notes
The passage surveys diverse eatables and attitudes toward them across Africa India Siam West Indies Central America Brazil and the Middle East. It notes lion tiger and elephant flesh dishes savored by locals, the sale of crocodiles, cabbage palm caterpillars, white ant eggs, toasted locusts, and dried salted locusts in Paris and Morocco as common foods.
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India
Africa
Sennar
French West Africa
Siam
West Indies
Central America
Brazil
Persia
Arabia
Syria
Egypt
North Africa
Palestine
Abyssinia
Mesopotamia
Paris
Morocco
Dr Major to Leave Medicine for Grocery Manager Role
Latin Observer reports Dr B C Major, recently discharged from the army as a medical corps major, will discontinue practicing medicine to devote his entire time to managing the Smith Grocery Company, a city wholesale grocer. The change is expected to take effect soon.
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Smith Grocery Company
Latin Observer
B. C. Major
His Request Country Gentleman at Ebenezer Chapel Speech
Gout Simmons, a known gambler, spoke at Ebenezer Chapel during a recent experience meeting. He admitted to widespread sins and past indulgences, describing his world of gambling, gold adornments, and reckless living with blunt, self incriminating humor.
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Bruddren
Sistahs
Gout Simmons
Ebenezer Chapel
Nickerty
Sixtahs
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement Claims Blood Purifier
An old ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as improving energy and vitality by purifying and enriching the blood. It asserts benefits of color in the cheeks and appetite, notes it contains iron and quinine, and claims it is pleasant for children and widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
No Worms in a Healthy Child Ad Pasteboard Claim
An advertisement asserts worms cause unhealthy color and stomach disturbance in children. It promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a two to three week general tonic to enrich blood, aid digestion, and expel worms, claiming the child will gain health. also notes sale of loose leaf ledgers and binders by The Herald.
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Grove
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Dillon
Make McRae
Little Rock
J. M. Rogers
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