31 Mar 1910
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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
1
The article extols the gospel's power to renew lives and form churches, citing Chapman Alexander evangelistic meetings in Dayton and Columbus. It notes large crowds, hundreds transformed, and thousands drawn to Memorial Hall in Columbus, with a focus on personal renewal and the role of evangelists and pastors in spreading faith. It also touches on political tensions and local social life.
P J Saylor and wife entertained Ray Harris and family and other guests last Sunday. Mr Shields the barber bought the corner property owned by Charles Wilcox and will move in soon, likely to keep hotel. Fred Aukerman married Alice Pearl Cook Saturday evening at his mother's home east of town. Various residents including Ben Rush and families from Richmond and Greenville visited Mrs Jennie Dickey Sunday. David Ross and family and W D Ware and wife visited T J Wilson. Hugh Armstrong and family visited Charles Wilcox last Sunday March 28.
A Water town Wisconsin man credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with saving his leg after ten years of eczema resisted by 15 doctors. The ad also highlights The Ladies World April issue with features on Adventures in Picture Making and Fanny Crosby at ninety, plus medicine, teaching careers, fiction, fashion, and Spring fashions at Tur Progress.
Practical household guidance covers removing grease from wool with ammonia and water, using dry powders like white starch for delicate colors, turpentine for grease, and care for sickroom ventilation. It also introduces a new carpet stretcher tool, along with recipes for suet pudding, Scotch oat cakes, spaghetti with tomatoes, and apple butter custard pie.
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