Evangelical Revival Draws Large Washington Audience
The Rev. U S McBride of Monmouth H preached to a large crowd as revival meetings at the Methodist Episo pal church continued in Washington. Rev U S Smith preached on The Joy of a Religious Life urging joyful service and prayer. An altar call closed the evening with continued services daily at 2 30 and 7 30.
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Christ
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J. Cocklin
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Diogenes
Elijah
Mount
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Leonidas
Thermopylae
Arnold Winklereid
Reid
Fifty Years Ago Today January 18 in Virginia and Nation
The Virginia assembly approved an appropriation for military defense. Congress received reports from the senate committee of thirteen and the house committee of thirty-three on Union perpetuity but failed to settle the issue. Alabama and Florida pressed a third demand for Fort Pickens, again going unmet. An abolition convention in Rome was silenced by a mob.
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Virginia Assembly
Senate Committee of Thirteen
House Committee of
Congress
Alabama
Florida
Fort Pickens
Rome
Nicodemus Conception of Christ Sermon Review
At First United Presbyterian church Rev F S McBride preached on Nicodemus Conception of Christ urging Christians to show active faith. He described Christ as an authoritative teacher from heaven and urged imitation of his example amid growing church indifference. The sermon emphasized born again and divine fatherly relation with heaven, with a larger audience than the night before. Tonight's theme: A Case That Confounded the Physicians Cured at 7:30.
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F. S. McBride
First United Presbyterian Church
Christ
McBride
Journal Boys Earn Fifty Dollars in Prizes at Winter Blowout
Journal delivery and collecting force held a celebration at the Elder home marking a year of service with prize awards. Elliot Grayson won multiple top prizes including a gold watch and cash, while Bruce Logan succeeded him on his route. New routes and contestants were listed, and patrons were asked to support the carriers as they begin the new year with high hopes.
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Robert McClellan
Journal Gold Watch
Elliot Grayson
Harold Ross
James Fulton
Donald Ross
Victor Freding
Ellitt Grayson
Ellitt
Bruce Logan
Fred Starr
Donald Ross Victor Freding Hallie Ward
Malcolm Dowell
Bruce Logan Robt
McClellan
Karl Fulton
Dale Eckerman
Journal
Notice of Will Proving for Albert Kolosick
Notice is given that in Washington County Iowa a last will and testament for Albert Kolosick has been filed in the Clerk of the District Court office. January 21 1911 has been fixed as the time for proving said will. G S Peckerman Clerk of the District Court.
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District Court
Washington County
Iowa
Albert Kolosick
G. S. Pckerman
Adventure stories end boys’ celebration with shared memories
Evening gathering featured fruit refreshments and an hour of storytelling. Boys recounted midnight trains, robber hunts, ghostly visits, sewer dangers, log rescues, and Yellowstone bears, ending with anticipation of future adventures.
Amusements Miss Lola Lee Geraldine in Ham Opera House
Miss Lola Lee Geraldine headlines a January program at the Ham Opera House with a light entertainment program. The venue hosts a sequence of performances and musical numbers aimed at a general audience. Local patrons anticipate an evening of novelty acts and musical charm.
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Lola Lee
Geraldine
Deforestation Theory Sparks Weather Debate
French astronomer Flammarion links European floods to American deforestation claiming west winds from the Atlantic carry vapors that cause sustained rainfall. Columbia’s H Jacoby disputes the impact of forests on global wind patterns, arguing large-scale winds would persist regardless of trees.
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Columbia
Russia
Kiev
Australia
West Africa
Buenos Aires
Flammarion
Irrench
America
Atlantic
Gulf Stream
Europe
United States
H. Jacoby
Columbia University
The Cow Puncher at Graham Thursday Night
Hal Reids The Cow Puncher comes to Graham for a Thursday night performance. The western tale is set on an Arizona ranch with an eastern heroine Geraldine Graham and a capable scenic production drawing crowds and box office receipts. Tickets cost 25 35 and 50 cents.
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Hal Reid
Graham
Arizona
Geraldine Graham
Hal Reid Poised to Stage West Based Play
Hal Reid, author of The Cow Puncher, is well suited to handle a western themed play. His early life among western environs informs his understanding and depiction of the setting and characters.
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Hal Reid
New Discovery Cures Severe Coughs Says Fayetteville Reader
A Fayetteville North Carolina resident credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing a frightful cough and a sister's consumption fears. The letter promotes the remedy for sore lungs, coughs, colds, hemorrhage, la grippe, asthma, hay fever, croup, and whooping cough. A trial bottle is free, then one dollar, guaranteed by Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Lemmon’s
Where the Shoe Pinched
An intimate friend teases Mr Stubbs about his wife’s literary success. He admits pride but laments her habit of making her heroes tall athletic men with blue eyes, noting he is short fat bald and wears smoked glasses.
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Mr. Stubbles
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