Church Sermon Challenge Sparks Patience Debate
A critic jokes that true patience would mean enduring a three hour sermon by a preacher who stutters. The remark highlights public response to lengthy sermons and challenges about pacing and delivery.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
2
A critic jokes that true patience would mean enduring a three hour sermon by a preacher who stutters. The remark highlights public response to lengthy sermons and challenges about pacing and delivery.
Governor O Neal urged all Alabamians to send delegates to the cotton growers and business men conference called by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo for August 24 in Washington. He said regional bank boards will attend and discuss measures to protect Southern cotton growers during the European war and offered to issue credentials to attendees.
The Ellenville program lists Friday night events by the Pearson concert band. Pieces include National Emblem March, Dancing Around One Step, Juliet Waltz, He's a Devil in His Own Home Town medley, Goodbye Summer One Step, Clovernook Schottische, Aviator March, Trombonium Rag, Cross the Mason and Dixon Line One Step, The Skaters Waltz, Leg of Mutton One Step, and This Is the Life medley.
Mrs. Richard Olp of Spencerport New York says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her headaches and nervousness and restored her to normal health. For sale by all dealers.
Montgomery August 21 Florida's department of game and fish reports a fine start and splendid condition in its first commission report received by state game and fish commissioner John H Wallace Jr. The Florida commission mirrors Alabama's department and aims to conserve wildlife across state lines with overlapping migratory birds and season protections. E Z Jones of Jacksonville named commissioner after creation, noting valuable conservation work and law cooperation with Alabama during migratory periods.
The dangerous and suspicious character charges against Ruby Ingersoll and dairyman C W Haynes were continued to August 25 in recorder's court. This marks the second postponement.
Tickets priced at 50 cents for round trip with service on Sunday. Information available at the City Ticket Office located at 23 South Royal Street.
Rome reports Cardinal Merry del Val transfers control of Vatican machinery to Cardinal Della Volpe and resigns, with others retiring. Conclave timing and secrecy discussed, potential multiple ballots, possible Italian candidate favored given 65 cardinals total needing 42 votes.
Lima reports the president declines to accept the cabinet’s tendered resignation. No further details provided.
The German hussars and Uhlans arrived in Brussels and occupied the shooting grounds, with officers in an automobile moving through Grand Place and city hall. Telegraph and railway services closed. Brussels residents flee to Ghent and Ostend. The Ghent Chronicle reports Brussels now occupied without firing a shot. Scotland reports 124 agricultural cooperative trading societies.
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