Industrial Training in Mission Schools in Korea
An account from Songdo Korea School documents the industrial department led by C. H. Deal focusing on textiles. The program targets local needs for Korean goods, missionary requests for foreign style items, and potential exports such as silks, with plans to expand equipment and space to accommodate up to fifty to seventy five new students next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Songdo
Korea
C. H. Deal
America
Japan
Opportunities In Brazil Seen By World Leaders
Bishop Lambuth speaks of Brazil as a future theatre for immense activity citing rich raw materials vast water power and great river systems. British and Canadian interests invest experts and capital while the Rio de Janeiro light and power company lights cities and plans factory power across the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Bishop Lambuth
Walter Savage Landor
Great Britain
Branner
Leland Stanford University
Amazon
Boliva
Peru
Light and Power Company
Rio de Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Republic
Mission Society Gifts Aid Mission Debt Fund
Dr. S. H. Chester received notice of a gift from Kashing high school in China, a Chinese embroidery piece for the missionary debt fund. Mrs. J. M. Blain praised the timely donation amid treasury scarcity as a special collection was taken. A later gift from the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the asking church added about five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Chester
Kashing High School
Kashing
China
Missionary Debt Fund
J. M. Blain
Sang-Pe-eu
Yao Kinelesine
Chester
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Asking Church
United States
Inspiring Task for Christianizing Japan
An 80 percent plus of Japan's population lives in rural areas with 36 percent in unworked districts. Of the urban 20 percent, about one fifth lacks evangelistic reach, implying over 80 percent not directly reached by evangelistic efforts. Mrs. W. A. Wilson calls for renewed humility and deeper spiritual life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
W. A. Wilson
Wonsan High School Reports Strong Year Across Departments
The Korean high school in Wonsan marked a highly successful year with broad achievement across all departments. Total enrollment rose and improvements were noted in core subjects, student activities, and faculty performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonsan High School
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
An advertisement claims a new absorption treatment cures piles at home. It offers to mail details and free trial samples to readers who send their address, promising relief from itching bleeding and protruding issues. The message includes testimonials references and home-use instructions.
Enrolment Growth Highlighted by Wonsan Mission School
M. B. Stokes of Wonsan Korea notes a total enrollment of 273, with 209 in the primary department and 64 in the high school. He says the large primary roll promises many more high school students in a few years, the high school conducted as a union school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Stokes
Wonsan
Korea
Missionaries Meet in Congo Cabins to Study Relations
From the Congo, daily meetings gather in cabins for prayer, followed by half an hour of Baluba language study led by Dr. Morrison. Every other day covers missionaries and government officials, natives, and other missions, aided by his experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
Dr. Morrison
Baluba
W. R. Lambuth
Africa
Hospital Work at Soochow Heavily Burdened with Patients
John A. Snell reports Soochow Hospital has run at full capacity except briefly during Chinese New Year and the summer revolution. The facility added beds, expanded space with new pods, and now every bed is filled. This year limits were exceeded with a record count of patients, including large rises in opium addicts and surgical cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soochow
John A. Snell
Soochow Hospita
China
Religions Unite in Peking to Oppose Confucian State Religion
In Peking a league formed by Muslims Taoists Buddhists Catholics and Protestants opposes making Confucianism the state faith. The late Chinese revolution saw many fugitive Manchu women succored or sacrificed by missionaries, including daughters of Ho Hsien the Boxer governor of Shanxi who witnessed the 1900 massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Ho Hsien
Shansi
Mission Field of China in Global Evangelization
The Chinese empire represents the largest mission field, occupying one twelfth of the habitable globe and housing one fourth of the world’s population, thus forming a major factor in evangelization efforts worldwide.
Peruvian Opening to Protestant Gospel Sparks Missionary Hope
A Christianity spread story notes Peru embracing Protestant missions after prior exclusion. Reports cite a 300 member Sunday school in Huchow, with commentary on Spanish American influence in New Mexico and Latin purity, plus Cairo as Africa’s largest Mohammedan city. It includes missionary notes from Krapf and Sears and figures on Italian emigration to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Cairo
Africa
Muscat and Lott Plan Boosts Direct Sales Initiative
Muscat and Lott Produce reports strong success from its new direct to consumer distribution plan. The company sells fruit vegetables poultry eggs batter and other food items and is expanding its line. Price lists are mailed to those who request them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscat & Lott Produce Company
Lease on Easy Street Misread as Ownership
A reflection on mistaken beliefs about property rights noting that many men confuse a lease to Easy Street with lasting ownership and stability. The piece contrasts temporary arrangements with true possession and long term security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easy Street
Where to Worship Methodist
A listing of multiple Methodist churches with pastors and weekly schedules. Includes Broad Street S W Roberts Epworth League and midweek prayer events as well as other church notices and service times across numerous locales.
Sunday church services and programs listed citywide
Tabernacle Baptist at Church and Claiborne hosts Sunday school 9 30 am with S R Rhodes as superintendent and services at 11 am and 7 30 pm led by Rev J L Hall Jr. Morning subject The Fatherland of God Evening The Invitation. B P U 6 30 pm Roy Jones pres. Northside Baptist at 263 North Conception offers 9 59 am Sunday school G J Abney superintendent morning message Apart With Jesus and evening The Two Women by C A Cwin ing. Dauphin Way Baptist led by Rev W W Pines with 9 30 am Sunday school J L Baskin superintendent worship 11 am and 7 30 pm. Oakdale Baptist Preaching morning and evening S R Smith superintendent Sunday school 9 30 am B P U 6 45 pm. Calvary Baptist Cedar and North Carolina George W McRae pastor 9 30 am Sunday school W J Young superintendent morning 11 am and 7 30 pm. Subjects The Tomb of Jesus and Christ and the Leper. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad Street
S. W. Roberts
Government Street
E. A. Donnelly
D. D
R. A. Tunnell
Epworth League
Oakdale
D. Y. Register
A. L
Toulminville
J. Vy. Eckford
Whistier
J. F. Feagin
Wm. Cato
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Southwest Corner Church
Claiborne Streets
J Rhodes
J. L. Hall
God
Roy Jones
Northside Baptist Church
North Conception Street
Mr. K. Tockler
Jesus
C. A.cwining
Wwo
G. J. Abney
Mr. Whiteman
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Pines
J. L. Baskin
Charity
Independence
Satan
Oakdale Baptist
S. R. Smith
Blanding Vaughn
Calvary Baptist Church
Cedar
North Carolina
George W. McRae
W. J. Young
Christ and the
All Saints and Trinity Churches Schedule of Services
Church notices list Rev T H Johnston at All Saints with Holy Communion at 11 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Trinity church on St Anthony and Jackson streets has 7 20 a m communion 9 30 a m Sunday school 11 a m morning service 7 30 p m. St Paul Whistler with 4 p m evening prayer and sermon. St John Dearborn and Monroe with 7 30 a m 9 30 a m 11 a m and 7 20 p m services and weekday gatherings. Christian Church on Dauphin street invites Bible study at 10 a m and preaching with communion at 11 a m on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints
Government and
Ann Streets
T. H. Johnston
Trinity Church
St. Anthony and
Jackson Streets
A. G. Richards
St. Paul's Church
Whistler
St. John’s Church
Dearborn
Monroe Streets
Gardiner C. Tucker
Women’s Auxiliary
Church of Christ (Christian
Church of Christ
Dauphin Street
Government Street Presbyterians Offer Sunday Services
Government St church at northwest corner with 9 20 a m Sunday school led by R O Harris. Preaching by Rev Charles Hyder of Chattanooga Tenn both morning and evening. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m all welcome seats free. South Franklin St church on Franklin between Canal and Palmetto invites services 7 30 p m tonight and 9 30 a m Sunday school with 7 30 p m Thursday prayer meeting.
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Government St. Presbyterian Church
Northwest Corner
Government
Jackson Streets
Harris
Charles Hyder
Chattanooga
Tenn
Christian
Endeavor Society
Franklin St. Presbyterian Church
Franklin
Canal
Palmetto Streets
Church Services at Good Shepherd Church
At the Church of the Good Shepherd on State and Warren streets Rector J Da Costa Harewood announces Holy communion at 6 30 am Sunday School at 10 am and a 11 am choral communion and sermon. An 7 pm choral evensong and a 3 pm service at 711 8 Scott Street complete the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Good Shepherd
Church of the Good Shepherd
State and
Warren Streets
J. da Costa Harewood
Scott Street
Lincoln Beachey Survives Seventy Horsepower Engine Explosion
Lincoln Beachey, famed daredevil aviator, escaped death when his engine exploded at seven hundred feet over Los Angeles. The propeller blew off but he guided the craft to land in an orchard, sustaining only bruises and scratches. doctors called him not seriously hurt. A vaudeville joke about a fat woman follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Births Deaths and Marriages of Past Week
The probate court issued marriage licenses for the week ending January 31 listing many couples including White John C Kennedy and Rosa Evans, Sam Feldmar and Jennie Tobe, and Louis Munts and Willie Jordan Perry. Deaths span White and Colored entries. notable names include Wade H. Jernigan and Eliza C. Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
John C. Kennedy
Rosalie Evans
Sam Feldmar
Jennie Tobe
PP. M. Downing
Rose E. Casey
Robert Otis Thomas
Charlotte Mae Hammond
Louis Munts
Willie Jordan Perry
Charles W. Glebke
Mary
C. Yockers
Archie M. Piper
Frieda M. Haertel
Thomas 0. Brunson
Opal R. Alligon
William Y
Henry Willis
Lucille Simmons
Willie Fairgood
Mary Leora Henderson
Jim Robson
Lula Jones
Rufus Miller
Lettie Sonaton
Edward E. Singleton
Pauline Perry
Thomas Smith
Gladys Durette
Shelby Jones
Laura Anderson
Man argues liberty belief voids marrying religious woman
A controversial statement claims that a man who values religious liberty cannot marry a woman of religious faith, prompting discussion on tolerance, marriage, and belief.
Samaritans Aid Unbalanced Man on Mobile & Ohio Visit
Deer Park Alabama January 31 A white man named Joe Harrison with a troubled mind sought help from local Mobile & Ohio agent C E Rhew. Rhew wired for Dr J B Gibson superintendent of Meridian asylum to return Joe to the institution after a meal and flowers for his journey and a fond farewell at the station. The incident ends with Joe boarding the southbound train back to Meridian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Ala
Joe Harrison
C. E. Rhew
Mobile & Ohio
Mr. Rhew
Joe
Meridian
Dr. Gibson
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Huchow
John Ludwig Krapf
East Africa
East African
Wm. H. Sears
Pingtu
Association
Couth Conception Street
Methodist
Crichton
J. B. Trotter
J. N. Cammack
Daphne—J. L. White
Dumas Chapel
A. B. Brown
Nora Hoover
Satsuma
St. Francis Street
St. Francis and Joachim
O. C. McGehee
P. Roach
St. Stephen's Road
B. C. Glenn
Oo. D. Dilling
Jamé
T. Lawson
Bible
Orship
Christian Science
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Christian Science
St. Emanuel Street
Lutheran
Baptist
Episcopal
Wiest Christes
Presbyterian
Wade H. Jernigan
Ambrose C. Foley
Toxey Strachan
Patrick Owen
Young L. Brown
Robert A. Horlock
Eliza C. Parsons
Catherine May Leanman
Mary Jane Warren
Maria E. Savage
Mary Mixon
Anna M. Konstanzer
Catherine F. O'Connor
Mdn Hayes
Felix Bowers
Richard Robinson
Thomas Thompson
Goat. Jackson
Milton Brown
Wiley Wynn
Enoch Coleman
Theodore Scott
Henry Cole
Ida Lindsay
Nancy Beecham
Everline, Fantrey
Mary F. Williams
Frank
Minnie E. Bradley
Jake
Rosa Edland
James R
Dora M. Lindsey
Michael J
Rose P. Targett
Fred FE
Dora E. Welch
Carleton C
Ada M. Hess
B.H
Annie M. Cazalas
C. M
Mamie MelLure
Annie Tubel
Henry G
Maud M. Straub
J. C
Rhoda M. Goldston
Alec
Rebecca Sentes
Lorenzo
Azuella Baker
Willie
Ruth Clarke
Dave
Sylvia Wilson
Theodore
Hattie Turner
Charlie A
Allina B. Jordan
George M
Isabella B. Hornsby
Annie Craig
George
Annie A. Lawrence
Alvin Japanese Nursery CO
Bank of Mobile
Mobile Shoe Hospital
St. Michael St
H. Verneuille
Bell
Samaritan Act
Wanderer
Truss
Clothe
Aok Sreserom
Cluthe CO
Sherman Stationery Co
Mobile
Alabama
National Banking Association
Eqiin
THE
Bank OF Mobile National Banking Association
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