Spirit Helps Intercede With Groans Beyond Words
A biblical note cites Romans 8 26 where the Spirit aids infirm humanity by interceding for believers with groanings beyond uttered prayer, expressing needs when words fail and guiding petition.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1915
Page
4
Chamber of Commerce overhauls to boost democracy and growth
The article discusses a move to new premises on a ground floor near the post office and a sweeping reform of the Chamber of Commerce. It condemns past closed sessions, notes a recent audit, and outlines steps to rewrite by laws, open meetings, and a push to rebuild membership and civic influence in Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
The Gary Incident and the Remedy
A discussion on the murder of Rev. Edmund Kayser in a Gary suburb and the wider issue of anti-American and anti-war sentiment in the German-American press. The piece weighs free speech limits, government response, and the risk of vigilantism amid wartime tensions. It cites The Fatherland and Viereck, and notes a Selma justice of the peace accused of driving-law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Kayser
Gary
Bavaria
Leo Ink
United States
Germany
Esal
Aircraft reports submarine sighting and return
Aerial observers report an aeroplane sighting a submarine and the craft returns to base with no confirmed contact. The incident prompts caution as authorities review radar data and naval patrols in the area.
Uncle Anse McLaurin Fades From Mississippi Politics
A Mississippi political profile recalls the influence of "Uncle Anse" McLaurin in Reconstruction and the Clan McLaurin. Recent defeats including W. K. McLaurin for state senate and Sylvester McLaurin for district attorney show the end of his era as Young Anse fails to win a judgeship in the first judicial primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
McLaurin
Anse” McLaurin
Anse
W. K. McLaurin
Warren County
Senate
Sylvester McLaurin
Greenville Advocate Marks Golden Anniversary Transformation
Colonel J B Stanley started the Greenville Advocate on October 6 1865 and after nearly fifty years announces a golden anniversary change to a semi weekly edition to appear Wednesdays and Saturdays at the current price. The paper pledges to remain clean honest and fair in public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stanley
Greenville Advocate
Advocate
Stanley
Col. Stanley
Huntsville Cotton Mill Lands Russian Underwear Contract
The Huntsville Mercury Banner reports Huntsville has secured a big contract to produce underwear for the Russian army. The news notes Alabama mills contributing to wartime needs and mentions a double coin required to fill the order as the nation supports the European conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Europe
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsville
Huntsville Mercury
Rotary hears Elmer Bly tout Mobile hog conditions
Elmer Bly told Mobile Rotary Club that Mobile County is ideal for Duroc Jersey hog production and plans to host members at his farm. A visiting traveler praised Mobile roads, noting the county’s highways are among the best in the state as officials oil and maintain them. Numerous hotel guests from multiple states were registered in Battle House and Bienville, while a highway observer and railroad traveler added regional praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Bly
Mobile County
Rotary Club
Sly
P. S. McCormick
Virginia
Texas
Kansas City
Kentucky
Mobile County Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
European War Highlights From One Year Ago
Premier Asquith reports heavy losses by British in border operations. British report sinking of two German cruisers and two torpedo boats. German scouting parties reach Arras and Calais. Russians push in East Prussia. Austrians retreat at Lemberg. Louvain destroyed in reprisal. German torpedo boat S-90 sunk off Chefoo by Welland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asquith
Arras
Calais
East Prussia
Lemberg
Louvain
Chefoo
Welland
Local names listed for church and city origins
The fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses linked to locations in Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Georgia and beyond. Names include Patrick Mount Olive J N Houston Klosky George Hallett Lucedale Emmons Wilmer Whatley Blenvenu Seavell Waddell Bajobs Evans Blackstrom McRae Haas McRae Bradley Otoogle Knight Fos ter Lowry Wiley Hager Huntington and others with associated towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Evans
J. W. Blackstrom
G. B. McRae
W. T. Haas
Leakesville
Miss
M. McRae
Burbank
Ala
Windsor
J. B. Bradley
Denver
Col
Jack O’togle
Youngstown
Ohio
O. W. Knight
Bogalusa
J. B. Foster
Birmingham
School Military Training at Joint Oakland Meeting
The final joint session of the National Education Association and International Congress on Education was held today in Oakland. Speakers included Louis P. Lochner on Military Training in Schools, May Wright Sewall on Internationalism, and Fannie Fern Andrews on Education of the World for Permanent Peace. John Metz of Munich spoke on Internationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Gal
National Education Association
International Congress On Education
Louis P. Lochner
Chicago Peace League
May Wright Sewall
Elliot
Fannie Fern Andrews
Boston
American Peace League
John Metz
Munich
Germany
Marquard Refuses Toronto Assignment in 1920s Move
Rube Marquard will not report to the Toronto International club after release by the New York Nationals. He has no current plan to join the Federal League but seeks an unconditional Giants release to sign with Boston or Philadelphia Nationals, which both clubs declined. Manager McGraw says Marquard must report to Toronto to keep his $8,000 salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rube Marquard
Toronto International
New York Nationals
Marquard
Giants
Boston
Philadelphia Nationals
McGraw
Toronto
Ark Germans Call for Unrestricted Trade or Embargo
The Arkansas Federation of German Catholic Societies adopted a resolution urging President Wilson to demand unrestricted commerce with all nations. If refused, the group would support declaring an embargo on all US exports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Federation of German Catholic Societies
Dixie, Ark
Wilson
United States
Question Box items on crisis reports and medieval factions
The page presents reader questions with answers on topics from crisis death rates by country Saxony and Ireland, to teaching the earth's center, and a history query on the Guelphs and Ghibellines. It explains the Ghibellines as anti imperialists and the Guelphs supporting imperial authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxony
Ireland
Ee J. C. C
Ans
Germany
Italy
Guelph
Ghibelline
Welfe
Waiblingen
Empire Theatre Amusements Show Major Serial Stars
Friday crowds pack the Empire for The Goddess the greatest film serial with Anita Stewart as Austin and Hart Whiters in support. The Class in the Constitution a three reel Selig drama is a strong dramatic piece. Saturday features Bud Jamison and Marele Rieger in Tale of a Tire. The Selig Jungle Zoo promotes Tas Quest with The Boob Magician as a one reel satire and another unrevealed reel. Admission five cents children five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Empire
Anita Stewart
Ausstin
Hart Wh
Bud Jamison
Marele Rieger
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J. A. Mitchell
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N. J. Warner
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M. Folger
J. B. Cole
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E. J. Zeffer
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J. W. Taylor and Son
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Detroit
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C .B House
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R. E. Kil
Joint Oakland
Success Factory
Suc
National City Bank
A. Progressive Bank For Progressive People
Frankel
Palm Beach
Eureka
Jacobson’s
Savoy
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University of Alabama School of Medicine
Mobile, Ala
Council On Education of the
American Medical Association
Association of American Medical Colleges
the Dean
University of Alabama
St. Anthony and
Lawrence Streets
Western Electric Co
Schenker - Alidor Electric Co
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