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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1915

Page

7

Salem Revival Opens August Twenty Ninth With Bromley

Salem readies for a union revival led by evangelist Henry W. Bromley. Preparations include cottage prayer meetings, a large tabernacle on the public school lot, a 2000 voice chorus, and extensive publicity efforts across churches, schools, businesses, and unions.

Salem Nears Iarge Ciorus Forred Tabernacle Tabernacle Committee Bromley Party Salewi Teastre Ord Bromley Brosley the Baptist Church T. Francis Kemper D H. Anderson Evangelist Bromley Mr. Anderson Srk

Old Mount Rainier an icy octopus in the sky

A lively description of Mount Rainier in Washington, comparing its immense glaciered bulk to an icy octopus. The piece outlines Rainier’s height, volcanic history, crater, nearby Goat Mountain, and the surrounding glacial system. It notes measurements from 1918 and explains how snow, ice, and lava formed the summit and its many glaciers, rivers of ice, and lush flower parks in the surrounding park.

United States Uncle Sam Mount Rainer Washington Tacoma Iassen Seattle Mount Rainer National Park Congress Goat Mountain Rainer Mount Whitney Mount Fujiyama Japan Ito Tee United States Geological Survey Mount Ralnet National Park Colyn Forest Nisqually Ingraham Emmons Heute Neve St- Andrews Paradiai Muir

Winchester Farm Youth Dies By Own Hand After Breakfast Delay

Gordon F. Hardy twenty five years old and unmarried lived on a farm near Hackwood battlefield outside Winchester. He shot himself in the yard with a revolver after his housekeeper failed to have breakfast ready. He died instantly and was believed temporarily deranged despite repeated efforts to keep weapons away from him.

Winchester Gordon EF. Hardy Hackwood Battlefield

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