Old Church Bell and Sabbath Reform Reflections
A Christian Life column laments the desecration of the Old Church Bell and urges a revived Sabbath observance led by American Christian women. It likens the movement to the Bible's restoration to the common people and stresses the positive blessings of holy time over mere prohibitions. It also reflects on faith, ecumenism, and moral reform in a broad evangelical voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunyan
Pilgrim's Progress
Celestial City
Neseryen
Hull
America
Women's At Pe ‘Bbata Alliance
Europe
Palace Beautiful
Personal Letter on Shoe Factory Plan for Brotherhood
A letter from T Ivey urges brethren to support a plan to run a shoe factory, detailing current stock, material losses, and potential profits. It argues the plant can be profitable, urges members to invest and take stock, and emphasizes collective effort to avoid idle assets and preserve value for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Ivey
Modern Slavery and the Medical Mission of Humanity
Dr C F Taylor argues in The Medical World that industry harms workers and degrades society, urging medicine to redefine success from profit to human welfare. He contrasts factory brutality with physicians’ focus on lifesaving care and prevention, asking for universal adoption of a humanity centered standard over money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilea
C. F. Taylor
Bill Arp on Wright and Populist Governor pick
Bill Arp writes in a cheerful tone about Georgia Populists naming Seab Wright as their gubernatorial candidate. He notes Wright is a lawyer, wealthy, and seen as a Dem who joined the Populists after nomination, with humor about party loyalties and political intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Arp
Georgia
Tom Watson
Fitten
Tom
Seab Wright
Thi
Seab
Statehouse
Sanab
Uncle talk and shoe factory plea in Progressive Farmer letters
The letter praises Seab and Uncle Bill while recounting a personal misunderstanding and urging unity. It then shifts to concerns about a local shoe factory shutdown, arguing the plant must operate. The writer endorses Bro Ivey’s plan to fund the venture, urging contributions of 100 to 150 dollars to maintain production and supply shoes at material costs, stressing urgency as winter approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltsporo
N. C
Brethren
Progressive Farmer
John Graham
Moe
Pondence
N.C
Bro. Ivey
Ex Committee
H. E. Kiya
In Memory of Malloy McPhaul Progressive Farmer Note
Brief obituary and memorial resolutions from the Alliance community honoring Malloy McPhaul who died August 9 1896 at age about 60. It notes his early support of the Alliance in North Carolina his role as charter member of Branchville Alliance No 14 and his character and family. The committee requests publication in The Progressive Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malloy McPhaul
Alliance
North Carolina
Branchville Alliance
No. 14
Daniell McLean
Luther Bracy
Newet Paul
Man Wanted Milk Man in Goldsboro NC
Advertises for a reliable milk man and rover with good character to handle general farm work. Apply at T P Parker 1483 Goldsboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T P. Parker
Goldsboro, N. C
Do You Want a Teacher In Raleigh NC Ad
Charles J Parker manager advertises teaching staff options in Raleigh North Carolina inviting applicants to specify desired qualifications. Abstracted notice emphasizes capable men and women with experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilsens
Charles J. Parker
Mgr
Raleigh, N.C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christian Life Column
Rev
D. H. Tuttle
D. Sage Mackay, D
Diaz
Cuba
Spain
Christ
Wright
S. & D. Berwanger
Raleigh
Seah
Bill
Bro. King
J. P. Tingen
Albert
Halifay County
Bridger
Wibanks, Wison Co
Superior Court of Wake Co. N
J.¢. Marcom
Ava Edward
W. H. Edwards
Court House
Wake County
Cedar Fork Township
O. F. Upchurch
H.mare m
Marcom
Herndon
Aightwood Knot
Henry
Morrisville
Southern Railroad
J.d.marom
Famale
Leo Racine
Trinity High School
Trinity College
A Smoot
Trinity
the University
Winston
Chapel Hill
Cas J Parker
Teachers’ Aid Association
N. DC
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