Religious Awakening at Columbus Prompts Strong Revival
Dr Wilbur Chapman sermonizing in Memorial hall stirs Columbus churches as crowds of thousands attend nightly services led by Chapman and Alexander. A Columbus choir of about one hundred joins the revival while Chapman’s plain gospel preaching draws many to vow deeper life. Projections point to Greenville awakening and future meetings in Greenville.
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Oswego
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Pie social and Easter entertainment in Palestine notes
The Universalist Ladies Aid plans a pie social at K P hall on Saturday night March 19 with admission 10 cents and each guest receiving half a pie and coffee. The Disciple church to host an Easter event at the church on Saturday night March 26 for the Sunday school. Other local items include visits to Sherman Harris, Samuel Cable’s ice cream parlor, John Owens visiting New Madison, a sewing club meeting at Mrs T J Wilson, Mrs Eleanor Perry moving to a new home, and a new baby born to Wm Siniard.
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K. of P. Hall
Disciple
John Owens
New Madison
Sewing Club
Disciple Church
T. J. Wilson
Eleanor Perry
Wm. Siniard
Severe strains threaten vital organs and break-down
Advises not overtaxing stomach liver kidneys or nerves and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic medicine. Mrs J E Van de Sande credits Bitters for not breaking down during severe strain. Endorsed by Win Kipp's Sons with positive guarantee.
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J. E. van de Sande
Kirkland
Mandarkjoy
Win
Kipp
Side Lights on History Peter the Great As Sailor Apprentice
In a Chicago Tribune note, Peter the Great began learning the ship carpenter trade and joked he would have sailed before the mast but disliked being called old salt Peter. He warned jockles that shiver my timbers would be treated as loze majesty and then chased shavings along the bench.
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Peter the Great
Peter
Chicago ‘Tribune
Suiting the Action to the Word in Every Plain Speech
The speaker rails against tiresome excuses and the constant refrain Can you beat it, noting how explanations, evasions, and the phrase itself wear thin. The piece critiques over wordy justifications and urges direct, honest expression.
Preserving the Hair in Cold Weather Treatments
An old guide explains scalp care in cold weather, detailing mixtures for dry hair and remedies to encourage manageability. It describes oil blends with eau de cologne and various tinctures, plus a routine of nightly applications and alternate formulas to curb greasiness and slow graying.
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Winson
Cologne
Lascarier
Bersumon
Colone
Thie Retson
Jon
Apple Storage Tips and Household How Tos
Practical old time guidance covers apple cellar construction and upkeep including thick walls, ample light, drafts, and precise temperatures to preserve fruit. Additional notes warn on life preserver use, fabric measurement from newspapers, and washing a red broadcloth coat with bark tea solution.
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Outny Magazine
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