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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1915

Page

21

Ellen G White Near Death and Enduring Faith

Seventeenth century style sketch recalls Ellen Harmon White, founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, nearing death after a severe fall and broken bones. The article highlights her early life, vision gifts, marriage to James White, and lifelong public labor, emphasizing prophecy, Sabbath observance, health reforms, education, and steadfast commitment amid ill health.

Bmilee G. White White West Shamshaven St Helena Wis Waite John Wesley Milton C. Wilcox Mountain View Christ Harmon Ellen God Sfiss Harmon James White Palmyra Somerset Maine Mr. White Peregrine White Cape Cod Thewilderness Peregrine Jesus

Enormous Crops Seen by Willard on Western Tour

Baltimore May 15 Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad cited signals of enormous crops in the Western and Northwestern regions from Chicago to St Louis. He noted improved roadbeds and terminals after a ten day inspection, with traffic moving swiftly and more trains on time for the last month. He predicted yields would top last year barring unforeseen events.

Baltimore Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Chicago St. Louis Baltimore and Ohio Willard Mr. Willard Mumber Indiana

Booze Hister Circular Brings Shakeup in Scranton

Scranton May 15 J N Shaw general store keeper of the Lackawanna railroad whose offices are here has sent circular letters to employes of all store houses from New York to Buffalo warning that drinking intoxicants on or off duty will mean dismissal. The crackdown follows a brass theft expose at the local storehouse with foreman Harry Kresge under arrest. The order applies to both frequent and occasional drinkers.

Scranton J. N. Shaw Lackawanna Railroad New York Buffalo Harry Kresge

Thousand For a Kiss Verdict in Iowa Case

Albert A Clark of Council Bluffs must pay 1900 dollars to Edith Hicks for an alleged forcible kiss on April 21, 1903. A district court jury deliberated fifteen hours before returning the verdict. The panel included nine married men, two widowers, and one single man living with his mother and sisters. The note ends with a remark on U S oil wells and King George visiting a physician daily.

Omata Ned Albert A Clark Council Bluffs Edith Hicks

Hetty Green dodges tax collectors in Hoboken mystery

The article details Hetty Green avoiding taxes in Hoboken with millions in property, notes her elusive residence, and recalls her philanthropy toward medical, publishing, and Seventh-day Adventist causes while stressing her controversial public image and legal risks.

Man Dreams Of Carpathian Battle As He Strands In River

Peter Closky, who walked to Minneapolis from Saples, felt exhausted on arrival. He dozed by the river bank near the Great Northern station and dreamed of Austrian soldiers as he rolled into the water while being pulled ashore by railroad workers. He was cared for at police headquarters and lodged for the night.

William Miller Church of England Portland Miller Methodist Episcopal Church God Christ Jesus Mrs. White Birs. White Daniel Balaam J. N. Loughborough Lodz Cal Minneapolis Min Bay Peter Closky Saples Great Northern Peter Carpathian “Mountains

Gray and Bradley Mustache Club Seeks Growth

In Gray Georgia on May 15 a group of local young men formed a two mustache club. The president, a two year attorney, faces orders from his girlfriend to remove his facial hair. He pleads for time to grow it, hoping a fuller moustache will win relief. Other similar cases threaten the group if mustaches are not removed.

Gray Gray and Bradley

Quote about fruits and witness in faith

A quoted line emphasizes testing character by results. The speaker urges aligning a person’s work with biblical truth and its influence as the true measure of faith and righteousness. The remark reflects a moral evaluation based on visible outcomes and the Word’s witness.

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