Poor Barred From Society Sermon by Rev A J McKelway
Rev A J McKelway of Charlotte preached at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church on exclusiveness in society. He urged living by Christ’s teaching from Philippians and stressed generosity, service, and the Golden Rule over wealth, calling for the rich to aid the kingdom and show mercy to those of merit beyond wealth.
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A. J. McKelway
Charlotte
N. C
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Christ
McKelway
Presbyterian Standard
Christ Jesus
Jesus
Earth
Cuist
Common Sense In Religion Sermon Urges Practical Faith
Rev Curtis Bosserman of Gunton-Temple Memorial Church in Harrisburg preached on saints as adeuis urging practical Christianity. He urged Christians to avoid sanctimonious airs and live to influence others toward sanctity through reasonable, everyday conduct.
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Harrisburg
Gunton-Temple Memorial Church
Rosserman
Bosserman
Paul
Funeral of Mrs Jacob Reiners at Prospect Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Reiners were held at 3 o clock in Prospect Hill Cemetery chapel after two home services at 2 30 oclock. Rev Dr Barnes of Epiphany Church led the rites. Members of the Independent Order of Mechanics Ladies of the Golden Eagle and two German lodges attended. William Eberich spoke in German for the family. The body rests in a chapel vault awaiting burial arrangements.
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Jacob Reiners
K Street
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Dr. Barnes
Epiphany Church
Konigem Louise Bond
D. O
Bishop Potters Rum Shop Sermon Sparks Debate on Morality
Rev. Dr. Reese Murray denounces the idea of a mosque for the poor man, calling Bishop Potter’s Rum Shop a profit driven lure that widens sin. He argues the saloon bombs families and mocks moral living, urging support for home life over unsafe clubs and temperance.
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Reese Murray
New York
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Jesus
Hell
Rest for Recreation Sermon Urges Calm in Modern Life
Rev George Scholl of Baltimore preached at the Church of the Reformation on the need for rest and recreation. He warned the headlong rush of the modern age dulls originality, harms mental and moral life, and degrades schools and society. He urged a balanced life, quiet contemplation, and restraint from mercenary, worldly pressures to foster moral and religious advancement.
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Baltimore
Scholl
Dr. Scholl
Iran
Almas Temple excursion postponed after san accident
San accident last Saturday caused ten drownings including three Almas Temple Mystic Shrine members prompting postponement of the organization’s annual River View excursion. Eleven Ascension Church choir members visited the Home for Incurables to sing for a service led by Rev. Bicknell.
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Republished Sensational Document Calls Peter the Great Will a Forgery
The article argues the so called Will of Peter the Great is a forged manuscript, tracing its dubious origins from 18th and 19th century French documents and partial Russian archival references. It names Lesur Gaillardet D Eou and Chadzko, noting later admissions of mystification and modern doubts about authenticity. GEORGE WILSON
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Ile
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Roosevelt And Parker Par ties Compared
On the eve of a key campaign the editorial contrasts Roosevelt and Parker. It argues the Democratic party bears responsibility for past failures while Roosevelt’s record shows national and international achievements. It challenges the charge of a craving for military glory and notes Roosevelt’s positive convictions and will.
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Fault Is Not in the Office of the Prosecuting Attorney
In a letter J N Johnson argues police court trials rush justice and rush signatures by district attorneys. He questions warrants and sworn affidavits for informations and calls for due process before punishment. He urges fairness and a remedy to protect accused rights in police court proceedings.
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Prostrated by Heat Ernest Terry Hospitalized After Overheating
City bulletin reports Ernest Terry, 25, collapsed from heat at Lincoln flats near Twelfth and East Capitol streets. He was taken to Providence Hospital. The notice lists local businesses and names including A Maddiman Co, Rufus H Darby Printing Co, Piedmont Printing Co, and Joyce Engraving Co, among others, noting consumer offerings and services.
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Lincoln Flats
Twelfth
East Capitol Streets
Providence Hospital
A. Maddiman & Co
Rufus H. Darby
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