Baptist Revival Ends With 20 Additions and Professions
The Baptist revival at the local church closed after a capacity crowd attended final services. Evangelist Dr. Chas. M. Phillips of Liberty Missouri led the week long meeting with 20 additions, one renewal of baptism, and several professions of faith. Strong musical programs under local leadership complemented sermons on sacrifice and Christlike traits.
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Christian Church Sees 87 Conversions During Revival
Evangelistic meetings at the Christian church over three weeks yield 87 new converts. Dr R S Campbell led the series with wife Mrs Campbell and W F Lintz providing music. Attendance rose to 304 for Sunday school and 400 attended the basket dinner. A lecture and musical program follow with admission 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Character and Resolve Against Societal Pressure
The passage reflects on how character suffers when duty is replaced by pleasure and will power wanes. It argues that conformity fears the crowd, leading to wasted potential and ruined futures as people yield to environmental pressures and folly.
Personality Shapes Success and Sets Performance
Personality drives success or failure among men and is not left to chance. We inherit tastes and dispositions and may have talents, but we shape a powerful and unique tool called personality through effort and choice.
Identifying Weeds in the Garden: Robert’s Quick Test
A note advises Robert to yank up green shoots to tell if they are weeds. If sprouts reappear, they are weeds according to the Boston Transcript.
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Auto Tourists Camp Is Big Success in Chillicothe
The Chillicothe chamber of commerce reports the auto tourists camp yielded a total return of 241 236 80 on a 2 105 67 investment. Through December 15 last year 25 520 visitors used the camp and 3 140 left the grounds. Travelers spending for meals and lodging topped 219 696 40 with tourists passing through the city totaling 25 520.
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Women's Club Denounces Arbuckle Return Films
The Iowa City Woman's Club denounces a plan to rerelease Fatty Arbuckle films and condemns ties to the trial. It urges the public to reject the films citing depravity, social filth, and harm to children, and vows to counteract the propaganda through advertising and influence.
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Local notes on J F H Taylor and farm market update
J F H Taylor traveled through Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Oskaloosa on business last week buying and shipping calves for market. Letters from Canada report cold weather with blizzards, snow and fine roads. prices for firm products rise and farmer optimism grows. Bishop Stuntz spoke in Oskaloosa on The Rain and Snow C ometh Town From Heaven. Mrs Belle Combs of Long Beach underwent gall stone and appendix surgery at Sea Side hospital with sixty one gall stones removed. she is improving.
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Tractors Surpass Horses in Iowa Farm Use Worth Twenty Million
Iowa State College agricultural engineers report tractors in Iowa farms total 20 million dollars in investment. Despite some idle use due to cheap horse feed, experts urge keeping machines in good repair and using them where possible. Free practical courses at Farmers Week Short Course in Ames February 4 offer demonstrations by 16 instructors. Last year horses remained popular but power machines attracted large audiences.
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Color in interior decoration and nature tones
The article argues that soft neutral backgrounds from nature offer quiet walls and floors with subtle tones, allowing bright objects to stand out. It compares large color fields to floral and avian accents, recommending peinture like muted walls as the best backdrop for high colored decor.
Coffee beans prepared for shipment to South Africa
A fragment from the Georgia Eagle notes that four of the finest habits in coffeegrowing prepare raw beans before shipment to South Africa where the tint aids selling. It mentions plain black grainte preferred in Tirneatt and that polishing and printing are not rateares.
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Prison System Origins and Early Uses Across Cities
The text traces ancient prison roots as private tools to remove rivals. It cites early forms like underground dungeons in London and a criminal ward created by Pope Clement XI at the Hospital of St Michael in Rome.
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